tlc2003, WoW Solo Leveling Record Obliterated, to be Announced with Website Launch

2008-05-06T10:38:48Z

Gold Coast, Australia (PRWEB) April 25, 2008 -- With the breaking of the previous World of WarCraft solo leveling record of 6 days and 5 hours, a new website is to be released at , detailing the strategies used to achieve this impressive feat. On 12th May 2008, wowaddicts.com will become one of the premier WoW websites with one of the most comprehensive power leveling guides () available online.

The big star of the site's launch is the announcement of the new solo world record in power leveling. With the launch of wowaddicts.com, the brand new solo power leveling world record will be announced publically for the first time, shattering the old record of 6 days and 5 hours. As of 2008, World of WarCraft had over 10 million subscribing players, so this announcement will be of special importance to them, and it will affect the majority of all MMO players worldwide by setting a new golden standard in WoW. At launch however, wowaddicts.com will not only give the WoW community a new solo world record, but the site will also launch with a huge amount of other content and media of interest to WoW players.

Many players go through MMOs simply to reach high level content such as raiding and PVP. The most popular aspect of any MMO is its end-game content, and wowaddicts.com is set to help players reach that end-game content as quickly as possible. Both new players and old will be able to acquire new strategies for power leveling their characters, minimizing the amount of time spent reaching the ever popular end-game content where the real competition arises and the greatest rewards are located.

To help players power level, Glutony, a level 70 Dwarf Hunter, recorded every second of his journey through World of WarCraft, amassing all the hours of gameplay footage into a definitive library of video tutorials so players can see exactly what strategies to employ in every area of the game. No stone is left unturned by the player who beat the old power leveling record of 149 hours, and visitors to the site will receive helpful commentary along every step of the way on their journey to level 70.

However, WoW and MMOs in general are living, evolving online worlds, so wowaddicts.com will be regularly updated with new information to accurately reflect the current state of the game. Visitors to wowaddicts.com can expect to see patches and future expansion packs also covered on the site so that it becomes their primary destination for all strategies, both present and future, dealing with power leveling.