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Coolmaty

Well, after playing many MMORPG's iam moving to WOW, i see its P2P, but no probs.
In anyways, i wanna have class/race stats guide, cause i don't wanna screw my char stats and skill that happens always in every MMORPG that i have played till now..
Hope some1 here will provide it...

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Wintersun

You don't add your stats. They change depending on your gears.

Skills -> Buy all of them, simple.

Race have different passives or abilities but they don't make a major difference. I think...

It all comes down to personal preference really.

As for gears, it depends. Are you a tank, physicall DPS, magical DPS or a healer. Equip gears according to your class.

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Omg0sh

Well your class/race combo is not a big deal in wow. Stats change depending on your gear, and the only thing races really give you is racials, but none of them will make a huge difference.
You can find all the racials here http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/races/

Again they don't make a big difference, so just play a race you like.And like the guy above me said, you can obtain every skill available to your class by buying them so you cant mess that up.

You use talents (unlocked at lvl 10) to specialize into specific roles. And you can redo your talents at any time for a price.These are pretty hard to mess up while your leveling,just don't waste them. When you get to lvl 80 then the specific talents you choose will become important since you will want to maximize your dps/healing/tanking abilities.

WoW isn't like a lot of korean mmorpg's where you can mess up your character forever. There really isn't anything you can do to mess up your character forever. If you told us what class and role your interested in, we could suggest a talent tree for you to go down, and tell you what type of gear to try to collect.

LakeOfTears

if you want check wowhead.com for any specs for any role for any class plus alot of other very useful information.

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TheMak

WoW has a massive online out-of-game community and there are lots and lots of very good and comprehensive sites that can give you an awful lot of information about Classes, specs, etc, etc.

I'm not sure what the policy on these Forums is for linking to other sites (that may be competitors), so I'll hold off on providing links to some of the better ones (I don't want a ban after just signing up ), but if for example, you do a Google search for "Hunter Class Guide", you should get some pretty good results near the top of the page.

Hope this helps.

Coolmaty

well, i am not sure, as i tried Hunter in Alliance [night elf] and one in Horde [elf again].
Pretty got messed up [Deleted them]
I am stuck in wonders when i teleport to alliance cities and i don't know the way to get back to the place where i came at first when i created a new char.
I am kinda thinking to make a hunter and a priest.
Hunter -not a magic and normal bow user.
Kindly suggest me skills and equips[place to buy it], cause i created and deleted many times but couldn't figure out the place where its sold lol [bows, mace/staff and others].
I hope you will help me.

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TheMak

Hmmm. Sounds like you really need your hand held . . .

WoW is a pretty easy game to get into and play. There's a reason why they claim over 13 million subscribers worldwide - Okay, so a fairly high percentage of those numbers may be gold farmers, but still, that's a LOT of people playing WoW.

And why do some many people play the game? Well, because it's easily accessible, and unlike other MMOs, you can't ruin your play by making the wrong decisions regarding talents, skills and gear. WoW is forgiving enough that you can level a naked Troll Warrior or a pacifist (NO KILLING AT ALL) Night Elf Druid to maximum level . . . and yes, both have been done!

Firstly, you'll need to decide if you want a PvP experience of WoW or do you want to PvE the game. To be perfectly honest, whilst WoW has evolved a decent PvP system, the game is an MMO that is far more suited to PvE. Yes, I'm sure there are WoW PvPers out there who will now be looking for my head, but there are far better PvP-oriented MMOs available on the market, and if yo're looking for an immersive PvP experience, then one of those may be better suited to your play needs.

That being said, playing on a PvP server can certainly add a challenge to playing the game.

One final thing to note is that there are also Role-Playing servers available, both PvP and PvE. If you decide that you'd really like to play your character as an actual person, head towards one of these servers.

Firstly, you'll need to decide if you want a PvP experience of WoW or do you want to PvE the game. To be perfectly honest, whilst WoW has evolved a decent PvP system, the game is an MMO that is far more suited to PvE. Yes, I'm sure there are WoW PvPers out there who will now be looking for my head, but there are far better PvP-oriented MMOs available on the market, and if yo're looking for an immersive PvP experience, then one of those may be better suited to your play needs.

That being said, playing on a PvP server can certainly add a challenge to playing the game.

One final thing to note is that there are also Role-Playing servers available, both PvP and PvE. If you decide that you'd really like to play your character as an actual person, head towards one of these servers.

Once you've decided on what type of server you wish to play on, your next consideration is Race. Remember that your Race may restrict your choice of Class (some Races can't play some Classes), so you may wish to look at your Class first. However, you will be playing this character for quite a while, so rather than worrying about Racial Abilities and how they tie into your Class, as a first time player you're probably better off going for the Race you most like the look of (and that has the Class you wish to play).

Take a look at the Classes available to that Race. Consider how you want to play the game. Do you want multi-player experience? Do you want to PvP? Do you want to be able to solo most of the content? Once you work out which way you want to play the game, you'll need to make another decision.

For multi-player, you'll need to consider what role you'll want to play when you group with other players. Do you want to Tank, Heal or do Damage? This will play a major part in deciding which Class you decide to play.

If you're looking to PvP a lot, some Classes are more suitable than others, but most Classes have some sort of PvP-viable spec.

Finally, if you intend to play a lot of the game by yourself, there are a few Classes that are far more suited to this aspect of gameplay than others. However, that being said, all the Classes are more than capable of providing an enjoyable and entertaining solo experience.

Finally, some tips for getting the most out of your gameplay.

Firstly, READ ALL OF THE QUEST TEXT CAREFULLY! This is probably the most important tip you can follow when starting off the game. The quest text will almost always tell you where to go, what to kill and where to hand your quest back in.

Secondly, DO NOT BUY ITEMS FROM VENDORS OR ON THE AUCTION HOUSE. You will quickly waste the small amount of money you get at lower levels if you're constantly buying items from vendors or the Auction House because they seem much better than the gear you currently have. Trust me when I say to you that WoW is an easy game and you DO NOT need to replace your gear everytime you level up. Through quest rewards and drops from your kills, you will get enough gear to keep your character levelling happily, especially through the lower levels.

Thirdly, MAKE SURE TO BUY ALL OF THE SKILLS FROM YOUR CLASS TRAINER. At the lower levels, you will have new skills available from your Class Trainer every second level. Ideally, you should try to train all of these skills and learn to use them. Vary your attackes or spells during combat to see what each one does. After a while, you should be able to work out which ones are optimum for you and your play-style and which ones are are excess to requirements at mid-levels of play and thus not as important to buy every time they become available, especially if you're short of money.

Omg0sh

Well for one , stop deleting your hunter and making new ones. That will never get you anywhere. There is a couple tips i could give you.

1)Get some addons. Carbonite quest will be very helpful to a new player. It is a global map with every thing on it, it shows what levels should go in what zone, and where to go to complete your quest. That should solve your problem of being lost.

2)In capital cities(Ironforge,darn, stormwind, exodar) talk to the guards. They will give you directions on your minimap to important places in the city. Like where to buy skills, where to repair you stuff, ect...

3)Find a leveling guild. When you go to a city do /trade and ask in trade kindly for a leveling guild that can help you. Do NOT spam or use all capital letters(this is a mistake many new players seem to do).Join the guild and ask for help from your guildies. You can even ask a guild member to level with you.

-If your going to make a hunter, you want your equipment to have agility or attack power on it.Do NOT get anything that has strength, spirit, mana per 5, spellpower, and expertise.You main weapon is going to be bows,guns, or crossbows. Your other weapon(sword,axes,polearms ect) is just there for stats. In other words, DON'T try to kill stuff with your sword, use your guns/bow/crossbow.

Priest are different, as a preist you want equipment that has intellect, spellpower, and spirit.