She thought that sounded good, right up until I told her what it would take, at which point she said, “screw that” and went back to collecting things for transmog after she heard about the new wardrobe stuff coming with WoW Legion.Īnd she was put off by my vague notion of what was required. I announced to my daughter that I was going to try to unlock flying in Draenor. We just covered that in my Minecraft post earlier this week, right? I can put up with all sorts of tasks, both fun and tedious, in pursuit of such. Remembering how to play and where to go and shouting at each other across the house from our respective computers until we settled down into our own little voyages of discovery pretty much occupied the balance of play time on Father’s Day.īy the end of the evening though, I had decided on a goal. Sure, I came out ahead, but I didn’t want to play another 30 days of that. It has been about a year or for both of us, barring that 30 day stint I did with a WoW Token, which was solely focused on running garrison missions to earn back the money I spent on the WoW Token in the first place. So we returned to Azeroth and places connected there to.Īnd, of course, once clients had been updated, accounts activated, and so on, we came to the musical question of the hour, “So what are we going to do?” Neither of us were keen to return to another stretch of Garrison Crossing: Follower Festival, so there was a bit of running about and checking out dimly recalled characters and what not. And then we were sitting around on Father’s Day this past Sunday wondering what daddy/daughter activity we should indulge in and an afternoon of playing WoW was declared.
The release of the WoW 7.0 patch to the Public Test Realm put the need for a plan onto the front burner, and on Saturday we weighed the merits of a Father’s Day return to the game or pushing it off until the Independence Day holiday. She did agree with my assessment that, in light of historical play trends in our house, it was safe to assume that there would be a limited timeline before either of us decided to stop playing WoW and move onto something else. That whole reflective nature thing I have about games has rubbed off on my daughter… a bit.
My daughter and I have been discussing our return to World of Warcraft for a while now.
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