Any Tips To Not Get Burnt Out

so i started playing wynncraft ages ago ass my freinds were telling me how cool it was so i joined and got addicted quickly surpassing there level (they didnt play much they were like lev 20) but when i got to level 40 i got burnt out and then i joined later and played a lot and got to lev 60 i also joined a guild around that time but i got burnt out again so now a few months later i am trying to get back into the game but i want to not get burnt out this time any tips?

 

How do you even get burnt out before lvl 80? Theres hardly any grinding required nowadays since its just quest to quest.

 

I'd say try to do quests and dungeons, explore, and try not to grind unless absolutely necessary. Also try to take a break every few days, and maybe do something else.

 

Explore, try to find non-quest (and maybe non-discovery too) content. Wynncraft has a lot to offer, all you need to do is look around...

 

I find playing with others really helps bring an element to Wynncraft of not being lonely. I get burnt out quick by playing for a time as well but having someone to play with can extend for much longer. Just be sure to take breaks from Wynncraft and focus on other things as, this may shock you and me, life exists, and spend some time with your friends that aren't on another end of a screen.

 

Some of my strategies are:

1: switching up my activities. Changing between leveling classes, profs, lootrunning, chilling in #lookingforgroup on discord, exploring for Easter eggs or just doing Li/eo to test builds

2: taking a break for a few days (this consists of rlcraft/Netflix/reading/actually being productive for once, at least for me)

3: doing stuff with other players that isn’t just boss help. Go to detlas and muck around with duels.

4: switching up my paradigm, like using a different class/playstyle/ messing with challenge modes (almost finished my hunted knight play through aaaaa)


I hope this helps ;D

 

really easy way to not burn out (not just in wynncraft, but in general) is to try and limit your playtime to only a couple hours a day so that its always something to look forward to

(at least in my experience)