I recall in Legion when I had this thought. Two months to Legion I had been playing along following the story in Legion and suddenly to WOW TBC Gold last a questline I needed to do a mythical dungeon of a particular difficulty. It was not designed to be a casual experience.

It stinks because I recall when they implemented raid finder for a way of creating lower difficulty content so people might have the story without needing to be more of a’hardcore’ player. Suddenly fundamental outdoor quests required content that is competitive.

It was an un-ashamed, intentionally made step meant to stop my progress in experiencing the narrative. I got it done after two days of attempting while doing other things, but two weeks after I stopped logging in and have not looked back since.

Once I died in Torgast due to some random assassin debuff item I logged out for the last moment. All this anger to just get 10 min of narrative. It is better for the mental health to just watch some YouTube summary or walkthrough. WoW isn’t something for a casual such as me.

I changed to ESO. It is not ideal, but at least I could have as much narrative as I want in my own pace and cheap TBC Classic Gold the dialogs are even voice acted.