Many of us are limited by time; we have work, school and other things to attend beside World of Warcraft Gold that limits us. I have always thought of WoW Gold as a game where you get higher, get better and get mightier by investing more time and still think it is. The more time you are able to raid, the better gear and the more time you are able to pvp, the more you adjust to the current pvp situation . I quit hardcore raiding last summer due to the fact that it took too much time and dedication. I was lucky to see the WotLK beta and the implementation of the achievement system in it is early stage, I have come to see that the achievement system has gone from being a simple sidetrack to become what many use to separate casual from hardcore players about WOW GOLD.

To me this game is all about having fun and being able to succeed in PvP or/and endgame PvE. With WotLK there was nothing to define endgame PvE, all the content up to this point can be considered "takin a piss" compared to what was offered to raiders just hitting level 70 back in The Burning Crusade to get cheap wow gold. So after all these raiders clear Sartharion with three drakes, what is left?

So it is official than, achievements is what makes a player hardcore or not. If you have all achievements in game, you are official the most hardcore player. A lot of people I know really knock down on people raiding in World of Warcraft Gold. However at several occasions I have told them that killing dragons can be fun, being able to get neat looking armor sets can be fun and the fact that you then can go knock your counter-faction enemies way down with your then wicked looking character, is definitely not all as bad as they make it sound.