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Open Letter From Dugi

Editor's Note: The following was posted as in on Dugi's Forums

This is an open letter for to address any question regarding Zygor's Claim of being the only guide that complies with Blizzard's Addon Policy and also the Dugi's leveling guide comparison report and performance chart that they have showed on their website.

Since Zygor does not have the courage to reply any of my emails to address this matter, then I feel that it is only fair for you to hear our side of the story in here.

A couple of weeks ago Zygor have relaunched their website with a new Sales page. On their new sale page and their sale video they stated

Zygor guide is the only guide that complies with Blizzard's Addon Policy
Users will get their WoW account banned if they use any other guide other than Zygor
According to their performance chart Dugi's guide is the worse Zygor is the best by far.
Zygor is the only guide that provides In-Game talent guide

Obviously these statements is have a negative effect on our image at ultimatewowguide. While we can accept that a competing site market themselves as the best, we can't accept false representation of our product.

Advantages of Buying a Flying Mount at 60

In patch 3.2 of World of Warcraft, the mount skill level requirements were significantly lowered. Now you can purchase the basic ground mount at level 20, and the faster one at 40.

flying-at-60 Having a mount at 20 is a great boost for the low levels. At this level, you tend to finish quests quickly, so there is a lot of travelling to be done, with many of the quests designed to make you explore the lands, resulting in even more traveling. At level 40, when you purchase your next mount, the change does not seem that significant. This is because the quests take longer, and you spend more time in dungeons. Also the speed increase from 60 to 100 percent is not a major change from just walking to 50 percent.

Flying mounts were a great addition to World of Warcraft in The Burning Crusade expansion, costing 1000 gold, and could only be acquired at 70. This has been reduced to 600 in patch 3.2 and the level requirement dropped to 60.