In World of Warcraft Classic, leveling up was no easy task: Players of the original game were given a sobering reminder of how little time they had left in adulthood. The chances are good that you'll be ready to enter the Dark Portal when the Burning Crusade Classic releases in early June if you were able to persevere through the ordeal. If this is not the case, there is still hope. A one-time paid boost can get a character of your choosing up to level 58 in a matter of minutes. However, with level 60 still being the ultimate goal, you don't have much time left to complete it.

Whatever road you pick on your journey from 58 to 60, preparing for the journey is the most crucial step. The gear you receive as a reward for boosting will not be sufficient for dealing with the monsters of Hellfire Penninsula, and with thousands of other players rushing through Hellfire Penninsula alongside you on launch day, you will require all of the assistance you can get in order to remain competitive. Listed below are a few things you should do both before attempting to level up from 58-60 and before entering the Dark Portal on patch day.

- If you haven't already, become a member of an active guild.

- Purchase (or prepare) an abundance of food and beverages.

Consider learning First Aid and creating a large number of high-level bandages.

- Increase the level of your selected professions.

- Consult with your class trainer to ensure that all of your skills are properly graded.

- Purchase some larger totes.

- Make, buy, or loot some armor to replace the boosted equipment you've been using.

With or without a speed increase, there's a lot of ground to cover before the launch of Burning Crusade. If you're serious about sticking around during this period, you should consider leveling up your vocations and even level up to 70 fast in WoW Classic. It is other players who create the majority of the greatest Burning Crusade gear; therefore, being the one to provide this gear for your high-level guildmates will go a long way toward keeping you motivated to catch up. Mining, skinning, and herbalists' products will continue to be in great demand for many years to come, making them useful occupations for those who like to be more active in their gaming experience. Ultimately, though, it comes down to choosing your own identity in this huge life simulation. Which character do you identify with: the blacksmith, the forager, or the warrior?

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