I have had to come to this LAN center for almost a week now in order to attend raids online WOW POWER LEVELING, do school work, everyday things, and of course, get my Aion fix. The first day here, no one really paid much attention to me and I just kind of did my own thing with our Ulduar raid.

I do not really mean that in a negative way, either. They all seemed pretty nice and funny, but their characters all seemed like they had just freshly dinged 80, yet they have been playing since the release of Wrath about WOW POWER LEVELING.

The second day here, though, I was flying into Ulduar on my gladiator frostwyrm and the guy next to me says, "whoa, is that the arena mount?" and after telling him that it is, he is all like, "wait, your character name is Serenn?" I am basically like, all casually and remarkably his next words are, "did you used to play a warrior?" After initially wanting to facepalm IRL, and after a slight eye-roll, I tell him I did and of course he explodes into fanboyism and explaining how he knows me, watched my videos, and of course, wanted arena tips. He shows me his character and he is basically a level 80 in savage/hateful gear in a guild that still wipes on Grand Widow Faerlina. I kind of felt bad for the guy so I did give him some tips with his talent spec, gearing, arena, WOW POWER LEVELING.

Seemed pretty harmless to me until the next day or so and word starts getting around in the LAN cafe that "omg serennia plays here" which of course leads into a plethora of other random questions including the obligatory, "dude, do you still talk to that swarm guy?" The questions and comments from all of them were all over the place WOW POWER LEVELING, mostly harmless and random, but all of them had one thing in common: they were complete scrubs in-game.