Try playing on the normal servers of WoW instead of the PvP ones. If it suits your style, RP is always there too. And even if you played on a PvP server, you don't get ganked until you get to around 20 because you're not in a contested area.
Personally, I like playing on a PvP server--and not because ganking is fun. I almost never gank, even though I could if I wanted. I think its fun to always have to keep your eyes open in case you're about to be ganked. It adds a sort of excitement when somebody is about to attack you and you have to defend yourself.
That's just my take on it at least. If you're not the kind of person who can be social though, don't even waste your time on the genre if you ask me. It's not meant for you.
Most people don't like partying with hunters because too many hunters are really bad at partying. They only know how to solo and end up doing things that wipe the party, when they could have gotten a different class and perhaps done the dungeon a little slower, but safer and with less chance of bad pet pulls.
As a mage, I hate hunters because they seem to not know when to aggro and when to aggro. I'll just get finished casting polymorph on an extra and then the pet always seems to want to attack it instead of what we're already attacking. Don't get me wrong, you may be a very skilled hunter, but there are just too many hunters who aren't.
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Personally, I like playing on a PvP server--and not because ganking is fun. I almost never gank, even though I could if I wanted. I think its fun to always have to keep your eyes open in case you're about to be ganked. It adds a sort of excitement when somebody is about to attack you and you have to defend yourself.
That's just my take on it at least. If you're not the kind of person who can be social though, don't even waste your time on the genre if you ask me. It's not meant for you.
Most people don't like partying with hunters because too many hunters are really bad at partying. They only know how to solo and end up doing things that wipe the party, when they could have gotten a different class and perhaps done the dungeon a little slower, but safer and with less chance of bad pet pulls. As a mage, I hate hunters because they seem to not know when to aggro and when to aggro. I'll just get finished casting polymorph on an extra and then the pet always seems to want to attack it instead of what we're already attacking. Don't get me wrong, you may be a very skilled hunter, but there are just too many hunters who aren't.
You got the same processor I did, my friend. It runs at 1.8GHz, not 2.8GHz. (I realize you probably just did a typo)
The whole deal with yellow 5 is just a fallacy, as seen here.
I'm surprised nobody linked to the #2 post on bash.org. The similarities are surprising.