So the raid leader of our 10-man had wow gold changed my role from being a healer (holy priest) to DPS. I've been a healer for this group for all of BC, but when WOTLK came out, I took longer to hit 80. So when I finally did hit 80, other guild members were already running raids and gearing up with other groups or PUGs. The raid leader wanted to bring in another holy priest who has more experience and gear. I was a bit discouraged at this change, but I thought I'd give a go and see how it is.

After a couple raids, I found that I didn't enjoy playing DPS. I've been a healer for the past year and it is what I'm good at and what I enjoy. So I let the raid leader know that I want to go back to my healer position. He understood, and was going to ask the other priest to go DPS while I go back to healer.

But now I can't help but feel like I'm being selfish. My inexperience wow gold may cause the group some grief when trying to get through the content. However, I have confidence that we will be successful as I learn, but maybe the other priest may have made things easier because of his experience.

I'm also worried that my goals may not coincide with the other members. My goal with WoW is to have fun and enjoy the game. I don't care about getting loot or going through content as fast wow gold as possible. I just want to play the game in a way that I'll enjoy it. If there's an aspect to the game that I don't enjoy, then I won't do it. I found that I didn't enjoy playing DPS, so I won't do it. If I do something I don't enjoy, then I call that work. I haven't expressed this with my raid group, because, like I said, it sound selfish. Is it?