I used these spots:

3-8 Pirates, west of Vulkhel Guard in Auridon
8-12 Ghosts in Ezduiin in Auridon
12-20 North Beacon in Auridon
20-24 ghosts in Ossuary of Telacar in Grahtwood
24-36 Ferral Bosmer on Verrant Morass
36-42 Moonmont in Reapers March
42-50 Cliffs of Failure in Coldharbour.

Took just over 8 hours with partner and using scrolls. Doing vet levels in IC ATM it's seems very quick.

I just went and played the game to get to vet 1, why grind when you paid to play the game not skip everything.

For real though. I played maybe 120 hours to get to V1 by doing everything and taking in the game as a whole with my DK. Then I grinded out level with my sorcerer by solo'ing harder content (wayrest sewers) than the normie players could handle. Now I try and do it with my templar and I get maybe 1/20 of a level per run which would make me have to spend an easy 400 hours to get from 20-50. Power leveling should be a real thing, but made to where you have to have a well-built and geared character to do it. If this doesn't get corrected soon I might as well uninstall to save hard drive space. I refuse to go through the same quests over and over (most of which bored me to tears to read the first time) in order to get a character leveled up.

The point of MMO's aren't to do the same quests over and over again. That's the point of a single-player game. In an MMO you should be able to grind spots that are HARD to accomplish in order to level up quicker. Basically being made so that a person has to play through the quests on their first character, but can choose to level up faster by doing something that's repetitive and impossible to do as a first-timer.

ADarklore wrote: »

WhupperNagger wrote: »

The point of MMO's aren't to do the same quests over and over again. That's the point of a single-player game.

Ever played DCUO? The ONLY way to level is by running the 'same exact mission' over and over and over again. In single player games, typically you never run the same mission twice because you aren't necessary "leveling" but playing the game- an ALT in a single player game is simply you starting a new game.

I do agree with his main point though. In any MMO with a massive world, players should be rewarded for going out and finding difficult ways to make great XP. The game shouldn't funnel everyone into the same leveling experience.