u/DB-CooperOnTheBeach

Power bricks are very useful. Many come with multiple USB and USB-c ports. If you're at a public space or work with an outlet you can charge it there, and later, charge your devices on the brick when at home.

I know most don't have solar panels but you can charge the brick during the day and devices off the brick at night to save electricity as well. Also if your utility charges more or less depending on the time of day you can charge accordingly.

Many of us have multiple devices like laptops, fitness trackers, phones, tablets, laptops. It all adds up, especially with energy prices increasing today.

I have played Horde for the last 20 years really. Never got past 40 on Ally and that was at vanilla launch and I didn't know wtf I was doing. I'd like to experience end game from the Ally perspective.

It seems to me that Horde has it 100% easier regarding flight paths. Horde has Grom'Gol in STV where Ally has to run in all the way from Duskwood. Wanna go to SM on a pvp server? You gotta run all the way South Shore deep into an enemy zone right past a capital city, right? Horde has wind fury too.

Are there any advantages from the Ally side? There has to be, I'm just not aware of them. Perhaps they have more stackable quests. For leveling arms warrior, the SM weapon reward looks amazing - do Ally even bother with the WW quest or Corpsemaker?

Also curious if any Ally warriors have any good leveling routes (I'm thinking as a human, running to Dun Morogh at lvl 8 and getting a better weapon there, but completing 2 starting zones essentially). For Horde, de facto is run to crossroads at 10 and start the quest line to get a 10 dps staff.

Just trying to figure out a leveling route and weapon progression plan, while wondering how much more running around I'll be doing. Any insight is much appreciated