A little leveling tip

[xennon]

This may be very common sense for many people, but I know there are some that haven't tought of this, so I tought I should post it

So when you a leveling your character (questing, grinding whatever), you can easily join a bg (preferably AV) and get full buffs from other people before the bg begins. And when you got the buffs you want, you can just leave and return to your leveling
The only minus is that you will get a 15 min debuff (Deserter) which will stop you from joining a bg again for 15 min. But after this debuff is gone, you can rejoin and refresh your buffs as you like

[weitt]

I'd prolly do this if I wanted to solo a 2man or 3man quest, otherwise its just a waste of time

[wig44]

This wastes more time than it's worth, the buffs will not cut off enough time to warrant wasting usually 3-4 minutes doing nothing but waiting to get buffed every 30 minutes.

[facepalm]

This is a really good idea. Never thought of it, it would really be helpful (as others have said) with soloing hard quests. You get quite a few buffs in BG's.

[xennon]

It helps alot and makes soloing alot easier! Doing this with my warrior in Northrend atm, soloing almost every group quest.
But you only waste about 30 seconds, because you are not supposed to stand still doing nothing while you are in the queue. You continue to quest or whatever while you wait, and when the bg is starting; you go in, wait for the buffs you want (about 15-30 seconds) and leave. This way you waste minimal time

But I agree with you guys, if you are not doing any hard quests nor need the buffs, this may be a waste of time.

[TimmeH32]

It's a decent little tip, I've personally done this a few times.

[pqs]

Tbh, the game is easy enough as it is. If you are having difficulties killing something, then use scrolls/pots. If you still cant kill it find someone on the quest to help. If theres no one around, get a random person (maybe lvl 80?) to help. /who 80 Dragonblight for example. In all fairness, what you suggested wastes too much time.