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First off, Grats
Joana, figured you'd win it.
For the people
wondering/asking how joana did this. He has raced to
60 multiple times, constantly re-working his own
system. He basically grinds quests. If you follow my
meaning. He has done it so many times, paying
attention each time and improving on it. He knows
what order to move from one section to the next,
gathering the quests and then doing them, in almost
the most efficient way possible. He said on his last
60 run (4 days 20 hours played) that he noticed a
few places to improve upon it.
I actually
hit it almost dead to rights on the played time and
real time he was gonna hit 50 in.
As for
those who said stuff like "guys like that are why i
didnt bother" I was checking through this afternoon
on horde side, and there were 200 players from
30-48, most were still 30-35 actually. First few
days of the contest, horde had slightly more players
in each level range, almost consistently. (very few,
like 24 vs 20 at one level, for example)
So you
could have done the top 1000 without dedicating 18
hours a day, if you simply knew how to level fairly
efficiently. At the rate people have been going,
there may not even BE 1000 people to reach 50 on the
server by the end of the contest.
I've
personally done the race to 60 a handful of times
myself, and was really looking forward to a tough
competition on this server, however when it was
obvious there wasnt going to be a huge amount of
people doing it, i decided not to bother. Also
didn't want to take away the beta slot from someone,
since my brother works at Bliz, so i'll likely get
in anyway. That, and someone mentioned that family
members are not allowed to win anyway (though i
never saw that myself)
Anyway, G'luck to the rest of you still at it.
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