Gearing is much easier and faster if you
have a guild and/or friends that are willing to help you out in World of Warcraft. This will save you a
lot of trouble and time: forming groups is much faster (especially if you are playing
DPS), people will not leave at the middle of the run, you will know how
competent they are beforehand, you will get all relevant loot without having to
ask for it every time. If your current guild is inactive or won't help you out,
definitely consider joining a new one.
Ask for Loot
Remember
that people are in no obligation of giving you what they get and don't be rude
if they want to keep it. Please keep in mind that you can set it to announce
only to yourself, if you don't want to say it in group chat. The
addon Personal Loot Helper can be a lot of help, as it will announce
when an item is both an ilv upgrade for you, and not for the person who got it.
Don't
be shy to ask, worst you can get is a "no" or being ignored. Just
make sure to always be polite when asking for something. While there are some
conflicting opinions on personal loot, you will find that higher ilv players
won't mind handing you their loot that is an upgrade for you.
Know what to do
If
your ilv is too low then you will obviously have lower DPS than better geared
players, and you will also receive more damage and have less hp as higher gear
gives you more armor
and stamina.
However you can try to make up for it by knowing what to do. An interrupt made
by an 820 player is as good as one made by an 890 and can help reduce damage
taken by the group, and make a smoother and faster run. Read dungeon/raid
guides, don't stand in fire or receive avoidable damage, and know when to use
your CCs and interrupts.
More information you can check:https://www.mmogah.com/news/title/world-of-warcraft-gearing
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