With The Release Of WOW Dragonflight, It Is Now So Easy For A Brand-new Character To Get To Level 60 In World Of Warcraft That It’s Funny.

With the upcoming release of the Dragonflight (opens in new tab) expansion at the end of the month, the time it takes to achieve max level in World of Warcraft has been cut in half.

Icy-Veins has determined that with the recent patch from Blizzard, the time it takes to get the 57,500 XP required to go from level 1 to level 60 has been significantly cut down. This adjustment is effective immediately (opens in new tab). In contrast to temporary buffs that enhance the quantity of experience points acquired, like the current Winds of Winter buff, Blizzard has permanently made the whole process of leveling up faster than it has ever been.

The number of experience points required to go from level 49 to level 60 has been reduced by about 70%, allowing players to reach max level in as little as two hours with XP-boosting gear and a good questing route if they stop off anywhere in the Shadowlands. A new window or tab will open up.

Blizzard has made a number of changes that greatly accelerate the leveling process throughout the years. 

Each zone has a variety of tasks to do and enemies to combat, and the overall complexity of the game is based on your character's level. At level 10, you'll be given the option to choose which of the expansion zones you'd want to explore. Since there are so many missions and additional goals in Warlords of Draenor, it comes highly recommended by most gamers. 

Doing these tasks and reaching these objectives will get you a lot of experience quickly. When factoring in the recently introduced XP requirements, the XP bonuses provided by heirlooms, having the PvP Warmode activated, and the rested additional XP, reaching level 60 will take just a matter of days.

The maximum level in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight will increase to 70, and there will be a whole new storyline focused on dragons and set in their ancestral homeland, the Dragon Isles. It's possible that leveling up in certain portions of the game may seem more tiresome than in others, due to the fact that new expansions are designed to emphasize story progression and content discovery over a rapid ascent to the game's maximum level limit.

By preordering the Heroic or Epic version of Dragonflight, or by paying an extra $60 for a level skip on its own, you may save most of this hassle and have a character immediately leveled up to level 60. So long as you have at least one character at level 50, you may roll a Dracthyr, the new extremely customizable dragon race. Dracthyrs start off at level 58 and go through their first zone until they reach level 60.

World of Warcraft: Dragonflight will be out on November 28.