In the past, we have discussed how gaming influences the real world and actual people. We have talked about how gaming can be a real career option with eSports and such. Well, today we’ll be talking about similar things, but in the shape of RMT (Real Money Trading) in World of Warcraft.

What is RMT (Real Money Trading)?

RMT is an act of buying or selling in-game items, currency or services that you can not receive from the official vendor (In this case, Blizzard Entertainment), so you resort to buying from third-party vendors that are not endorsed or sometimes even acknowledged by Blizzard Entertainment. For example, before the WoW Token, there was absolutely no way you could buy gold from Blizzard Entertainment. So what did players do? They resorted to buying the gold from other sources, like websites or their friends or colleagues, paying them real money in exchange for in-game money.

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Evolution of RMT

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Back in the Vanilla days of World of Warcraft, there weren’t many service providers, except for the (usually) Chinese gold sellers. These were the people who would spend hours upon hours farming gold and selling them to players. Back in the day, World of Warcraft gold was actually very valuable. You absolutely needed the gold. For example, the training for the epic mount, and the epic mount itself cost a combined total of 1000 gold. In 2005, 1000 gold was worth about $90-$130. That is actually insane when you think about it. Today, 100k gold is worth somewhere around $6 to $8, depending on the provider.

Now, I have spoken to a couple of longtime account and service sellers. One of them has attended the after party at Blizzcon and had a chance to talk to one of the developers of World of Warcraft. He even said he had a business card which stated the name of his account selling website. He showed this business card to a couple of developers and they thought it was cool that he made money from buying and selling accounts and services in World of Warcraft. So what does this tell you? It tells you that the Blizzard Entertainment has finally embraced the RMT aspect of the game. There is no way that they do not know about large service providing websites like Battleboost, for example. They do know, and they are embracing modern real money trading businesses.

The Best Service-Providing Website

As I’ve previously said, I have worked with a lot of account sellers and service providers for World of Warcraft. And I have known some of the websites that have been around for almost 10 years. But in all my time of working with real money trading, I have never encountered a website which was as efficient and professional as Battleboost. Their services and customer support are flawless. I honestly have nothing bad to say about them. Personally, I don’t have a lot of time to play World of Warcraft anymore, but I’m a huge fan of PVP. So, what did I do? Multiple times have I ordered their WoW PVP boost or WoW Mythic Carry when I didn’t have the time to play myself. And each time Battleboost has delivered impeccable service that I’ve come to expect from them.

So, if you are like me, and don’t have a lot of time to play WoW, go ahead and check them out, you won’t be disappointed!

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I started out with some of the user-submitted guides on ign, gamefaqs and other similar sites. While some were somewhat useful, they lacked detail. Most are walkthrus you are used to seeing for console games – text and not much else.

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Like many, I have been frustrated trying to level up my new characters on World of Worldcraft. Personally, I prefer playing Horde characters – Alliance is just too pretty for me personally. That aside, we still need to level our Horde characters up to take down those nasty alliance folks – and that can be a very frustrating endeavour.

Leveling from 1-70 can take weeks of playing time if you do not know how to efficiently level. Trust me, I was one that didn’t know how to level fast. So, I set out with a goal. To start a new character and see if I can improve on my previous times. Being inexperienced in leveling (since it’d been years since I leveled a new character) I set out to find the best guides to help someone like me, and hopefully you.

I started out with some of the user-submitted guides on ign, gamefaqs and other similar sites. While some were somewhat useful, they lacked detail. Most are walkthrus you are used to seeing for console games – text and not much else.

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I then stumbled onto Joana’s horde leveling guide. Weary of buying ebooks, I decided to skip the promotional text and look into the guide at other sources. Feedback on sales were 100% positive on ebay and reviews from independent sources were all excellent as well. So, I decided I would give it a try.

Blizzard already charges $15 a month for my account, so buying anything else for the game was not all that exciting to me, especially at the cost of slightly over 2 months.

However, I figured if it saved me hours and possibly -days- of leveling and mindless grinding then it would be worth it.

I purchased the guide on January 15th. About a month later I was 70 with about 9.5 days of /played. Cutting my previous time by a huge margin. The guide comes with detailed number by number quests to do for every level. It also provides maps next to each leveling section with lines drawn to show you what path to follow. I now know why they say ‘You get what you pay for’ and as cliche as that is – it seems true in this case. I highly recommend this guide to both new and veteran players. If you would like to learn more about this please come check out our horde leveling guide section.

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