🚀 go-pugleaf

> OK, i have a 60 hunter, 60 priest and various level 20 to 40 alts on 
> Arathor (all alliance), a PVE server and I'm a bit bored.
>
> So I started on a PVP server with some friends on the horde side (Al'Akir) 
> as a Shaman (ok, considered by many as the 'easy' option but it's the only 
> class I've yet to really play) and up to level 20, absolutely no problem.
>
> However, i did my first few quests in contested areas (running to Tarren 
> Mill for totem quest and then a few quests in Ashenvale) and I was ganked 
> 4 times straight by level 60 chars (2 rogues, a mage and a druid).  Now, 
> don't get me wrong - I'm not crying about it, I knew this was likely to 
> happen even before starting on a pvp server - but what I want to know is 
> just how hard is levelling on a PVP server in these contested areas 
> compared to levelling on a pve server?  Am I likely to be spend more time 
> walking back from graveyards than actually trying to level or are there 
> periods when you can actually do the quests without fear of being 1-shot 
> by a passing alliance?

If you're like me and don't like having to rely on other people to get your 
quests done then I would suggest leaving the pvp server and save yourself 
many hours of frustration.  If you like grouping for all types of quests 
(not just instances), and are already in a guild, stay.  Like some of the 
other posters said, it can be fun throwing in some pvp while grouping.  I'm 
more of the soloer type so with my orc hunter at 25 I left a pvp server 
because I was spending more time dead than alive.  It just wasn't fun 
anymore.  I would rather quest when I want to, and pvp when I want....rather 
than someone else deciding when I pvp.

Just my 1.5 cents