The value of these low-level purple outfits lies not only in their attributes, but also in their rarity.

In the 60s, many warrior players even sold some cards to buy Blazing Tomahawks, a large card sold for 300 gold, and 100 gold for Blazing Tomahawks.

If you look at it from a later point of view, it is simply unreasonable, because according to the gameplay of "World of Warcraft" later, any low-level purple costume is at best a little valuable in appearance, like the quicksand robe, which is used for transmogrification. No matter how good the attributes of the low-level purple suit are, can it still compare to the full-level blue suit?

This phenomenon is mainly derived from the fast food attribute of the later version, with the continuous adjustment of the version, the brush has basically become a one-stop service, as long as it is upgraded to level 11 or so, you can directly die in the mine/Shadow Fang Castle - Scarlet - Zulfarak - Stratholm - Hellfire Fortress - Panya Reservoir and so on all the way to the full level, before and after may only be a few days.

For these fast food parties, a low-grade purple outfit really doesn't make any sense.

But in the 60s, it took a long time for players to move from level 20 to level 60, and in the process, a good purple outfit could give you a very comfortable experience of fighting monsters and leveling up for the next few dozen hours, and it was completely worthwhile when encountering hostile factions in the wild.

Moreover, the equipment attributes of the 60s were not as homogeneous as they were later, taking weapons as an example, the maximum damage, speed, attributes, and special effects will directly affect the quality of a weapon.

For example, the main hand sword Crow Blade, which can be purchased at level 51 of thieves, is one of the artifacts. It has a speed of 2.8, an attack cap of 149, a unique stat of "increases your chance of inflicting a critical hit by 1%", and the stat is +7 strength + 5 stamina, so it can be said that everything fits perfectly. Of course, if you want to buy it, you have to grab it with other thieves, warriors, and knights.

If enchanted with Crusader or 15 Min, this weapon is enough for the Rogue to bring all the way to the Molten Heart from level 51.

What kind of concept is this?,The upgrade in the 60s was very slow.,Especially the upgrade after level 50 is even slower.,Getting this weapon at least means that you basically walk sideways when you do tasks before the full level.,The task is brushed casually.,The enemy camp is killed at will.,Even when you meet a full level but poorly equipped, you have a chance to struggle.。

Therefore, many people say that "World of Warcraft is the beginning at full level", this sentence has a specific context, which means that players will really get in touch with its core gameplay of PVE and PVP after World of Warcraft is full level, and will really face those epic team dungeons.

Many people understand it as the content of "World of Warcraft" before the full level is boring, and the upgrade is all about brushing, which is an absolute misinterpretation.

In fact, World of Warcraft has also put a lot of effort into low-level missions and dungeons, and although these low-level dungeons are not as difficult due to difficulty, their plot structure and gameplay are not weaker than those of high-level dungeons.

For example, Zou Zhuo's Zul Farak that they are about to open up the wasteland has its origins even dating back to the ancient times of Azeroth.

At that time, trolls were the absolute rulers of the continent, but some of the troll priests always used spiritism to summon demons with the idea of making a big news, and they repeatedly played with fire, eventually awakening the Zerg leader Kirchks who were sleeping in Silisus, which directly led to the official establishment of the Zerg subbase empire of Azeroth, and the beginning of a millennium-long war.

Eventually, Kirks killed themselves, and in order to continue to spy on the Zerg of Silisis, Gulabash built their own city of Zulfarak in the desert of Tanaris, guarded by the Sandfury tribe. However, over the course of its long history, more and more races have emerged, and these races have encroached on the land of trolls.

The Sandfury Trolls can only retreat to Zul Farak, where they hope to create an army of the undead and even all sorts of evil creatures to subdue their territory.

In the boss battles of the dungeon, players also began to encounter more and more difficult challenges. Like in the Scarlet Monastery, where the Dog Men and Women made many players vomit blood on the spot, they were given the title of Dog Men and Women, while Zulfarak's boss is more powerful and has a more diverse playstyle.

For example, the witch doctor Zumuran has a large number of grave bags outside his altar, and the tomb is full of mummies of various trolls. When the player first arrives here, they may go directly to fight the boss for no apparent reason, at which point the mummy in the graveyard will run out and send the player back to the graveyard.

If you want to kill this boss, you must first patiently open all the tombs outside the altar and kill all the mummies in batches.

In front of the huge altar of Zulfarak, players will encounter a rare "guardian" boss battle gameplay. Here, after killing the Executioner, players will find an expedition team in a cage, and their commander, Sergeant Bligh, begging the player to rescue them.

By this time, the Sandfury Troll had surrounded the altar and attacked. Out of desperation, the player will have to fight with Sergeant Bligh against the besieging army of trolls.

The reason why this place is called the Hundred Slash is because there are really as many as a hundred Sandfury Trolls below. It's just that these monsters are all elite + ordinary monster configurations, and many mages have a good time playing AOE with magic blasting here.

This battle isn't just a simple farming, there are five different NPCs, each with different skills. For example, an orc warlock will cast spells, and a goblin engineer will plant a bomb on the ground. At this time, the player needs to mark the NPC's head and keep an eye on the safety of the key NPCs.

The Goblin Engineer is a must-die, as it will help players blow open the door to the final boss. As for the others...... After the boss fight, they will turn back, and the player can decide whether to let them survive to the end according to their needs.

And, perhaps the most commendable of all, is the two-handed sword dropped by Zulfarak: Excalibur Susas. This two-handed sword is not dropped directly, but needs to be crafted with two blue one-handed swords dropped by two bosses, and both swords are picked up and bound. Combining the pairs of swords in the set into a single sword seems to be unique in World of Warcraft.

Of course, the reason why this two-handed sword is rare is that it drops very cloudy, in the original version, its components, the drop rate of the two blue swords were only about 5 out of a thousand, so you can imagine what kind of character it takes to farm both swords and synthesize them.

However, the plot of this sword just reflects the importance that "World of Warcraft" attaches to low-level dungeons and worldview shaping, and it can be said that the joy of players at that time to get this purple two-handed sword is definitely far greater than that of the vast majority of later graduation purple suits.

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