Take a closer look at who hangs around outside the ironforge bank. You should see a good number of level 60s, further investigation will also reveal another small congregation right outside the ironforge gate that are dueling each other.
Now, I am a freak. I am the only level 60 player on alliance on my server that doesnt belong to a guild. I will be joining my long time guild on the Euro servers when it finally gets released here in a few weeks, so I have no intention of joining a ‘pickup guild’ in the interim.
My class is not part of the holy trilogy, so groups are pretty hard to get. I have a few friends who try to hook me up when their guild raid needs one more person, but in general I am stuck with pickup groups. Actually its worse than that, I am now stuck with pickup raids. There is a complete lack of of any global “looking for group” functionality, its not even possible to tell if someone is in a group so sending /tells to people asking them to join me will yield pretty poor results. At level 60, theres basically just three things people do:
1. Group up and do instance runs.
2. Player vs Player
3. Port back to ironforge to repair, sell their junk and check on their auctions.
Two of these are busytime. The only way to form pickup groups is hanging around in ironforge and using the general or lfg channels or talking directly to the other level 60s who are hanging around or between instance runs.

Expect this problem to get a lot worse as more people reach level 60. See, there is nothing you can do without a large group. Hopefully blizzard has recognised this problem, there is talk of “meeting stones” and other such systems. This isn’t going to solve the underlying issue, it will just move these congregations outside of IF to wherever the meeting stones are. The fundamental problem will still remain, theres nothing to do at level 60 that doesn’t require a lot of people and a lot of time.

Put a reasonable buyout on your unwanted shit, and if I like it i’ll gladly give you the money for the convienience of getting back to what I really want to do (killing and such, the point of the gear in the first place).

Great screenshots, Ab. I do not envy the WoW GMs their job.

From 1 asshat out of 10 (I was extremely drunk and didn’t mean to add you to /ignore) to 10 asshats out of 10 (I would need to be extremely drunk to take you off /ignore).

Because hitting the limit when there are still so many to ignore isn’t much good.

http://www.cesspit.net/misc/spam.jpg

I hit the limit on the /ignore list long ago. But for others that aren’t as quick with the /ignore macro, that’s good advice.

So long as you make some effort to have gear that’s Pretty Good, which is easy enough if you’re got a semi-useful craft, then you can buy plenty of decent stuff.

On the other hand it pays to do some research into the potential of stuff your level, otherwise you can hitting way under your weight in a group, and end up on The List for sucking.

Speaking of, why don’t you just put the casino people and all their damn shills on ignore?