Hello

I am new to the Game, i just brought it since it looked really neat and my friend told me it was great and i have a few questions,
How/when can i get a mount
And what is the best class to get? (I think the Goblins are Cool)
And how does everything work? (I've been playing WoW for the past year now and as playing this game i'm finding it a little hard to understand things first time)

Thank you - Jimbo999 - Skinnar.

At level 20 you get a mount, and you have to go to Altdorf in the most southwest section (near the Sigmar's Hammer and the guild NPC) to get it. It costs 15g, I think.

That is a fairly broad question. Typically speaking, there is no "best class." Any class that would fall into that category is likely to get nerfs in the future in the name of balance. But at the moment, for both Destruction and Order, the best classes are the Glass Cannons: Bright Wizard and Sorceress.

If you have anymore questions, feel free to post them.

Well i am currently level 5, and i am a Goblin Hunter, and at this time, leveling has been very slow because, the game seems to crash all the time, it just closes randomly and MEGA lags even though i'm on a "Low" realm and its really annoyying... Is there any addons i.e. Questhelper? since it isn't always easy finding things....

What're your computer specs?

War.Curse is where you'll find AddOns. I don't know about a quest helper, though. Quests for the most part seem pretty straight forward, and they indicate where you need to go on the map with fields of red. Typically if I am having problems with a quest I just go to WARDB and do a search for that particular quest.

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What're your computer specs?

Microsoft Windows XP
Home Editon
Version 2002
Service Pack 3

HP
AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile
Technology TL-52
1.61 GHz, 960 MB of RAM

I don't claim to be an expert on computer hardware, but you should probably play on the lowest settings possible. In the future if you are serious about computer gaming, you ought to consider upgrading or buying a new computer.

If, in the future, you want to know how well your computer will do with a certain game, try visiting Can YOU Run It? It compares the minimum and recommended specs against your computer's, and show you what areas are lacking (if they are). It's a great site to have bookmarked. (you may need to run it in IE instead of Firefox)

can you even run WOW on that computer?

I assume he can. I used to run WoW on max settings with a set up like that. I upgraded quite a bit for WAR.