How many times, just like me, have you purchased a World of Warcraft guide, full of hope and anticipation, only to be frustrated? I’m sure it has been a few. However, that all ended for me when I purchased my copy of Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide. There’s good logic why it is called “Ultimate”!
Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide covers everything you must know about WoW. The whole purpose of the Guide is to ensure that your character prevails in every area of this game. Instead of concentrating on specific areas such as gold or leveling, like a lot of other wow guides, the Ultimate WoW Guide comprises everything.
Don’t get me wrong, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that, I have several such guides and they are very good in what they do, but the distinction with Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide is that it ties everything together irrespective of whether you are in the Alliance or Horde faction and what your professions and class are.
When you realize just how how much time Dave Farrell, that’s the really the guy’s name, not Dugi, has been playing and analyzing WoW you start to realize just how knowledgeable he must be. If you play the game for 7700 hours you’re going to know it back to front and inside out. I wonder if he’s single?
Also when I say Guide I really should be referring to Guides (plural). There isn’t just one, there’s a whole load of them covering every sphere of the game you can think of. And because of the huge depth of knowledge divulged it makes no difference whether you are a WoW greenhorn or a seasoned, grizzled pioneer, there is plenty of new detailed information for you to uncover in Ultimate WoW Guide.
Of course there is nothing stopping you from purchasing for yourself multiple guides, one for each subject and they’ll all be good too. But you’ve got to ask yourself, is it worth it when you can get just one excellent guide that covers everything for you at what is a much more competitive price?
Throughout those many hours of playing the game, Dave Farrell realized something. From his point of view, as well as me, you play these games as World of Warcraft for enjoyment. However, Dave noticed that many of the players he got to know were having a terrible time. They found it hard to make headway and Dave thought this was a complete waste of everyone’s time. The answer? He created his Ultimate WoW Guide of course and now you, as well as those that inspired its creation, can finally have fun playing the WoW as it is supposed to be.
Dave Farrell has divided his Guide into 3 distinct areas. PvP, gold and leveling.
This is been done for a purpose. The first guide to consider is Leveling. You have to look at this before the other two because you need to make certain you do not squander your valuable time on the things that so annoyed Dave when he saw his friends doing them. Stop these first and you are free to enjoy yourself before most players do.
By detailing the talent descriptions for each class the guide eradicates the need for you to make assumptions about how to level up.
Here are some other great features of Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide. There is no more requirement to go through the annoying procedure of having to toggle between the guide and the game. This is an add-on that runs smoothly from within the game itself. Also installation, even without the video you get, is so simple. And this next one was very important, to me anyway. The Guide is fully Apple compatible. Being an Apple man that was obviously very important.
This is really a guide for all players of WoW. Dave Farrell may have called it Ultimate but in my humble opinion, it lives up to that name of Ultimate WoW Guide.
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