If you would like to experience a game that TBC Classic Gold has a good story you can casual to your hearth's content without sacrificing the simple MMORPG mechanisms (that I personally think ESO lacks), I suggest you attempt FFXIV. Best of all, unlike WoW, FFXIV retains all dungeons and raids level synced and has them onto a roulette, which means that you can always find players to conduct them more or less they had been at launch.
I will willy-nilly through the map and there is a quest and someone to speak to everywhere.
I know that it's a repeating pursuit. I know those NPCs are not really important and all
However, the attention to detail made me love it. I wanted to waste that time, I wanted to stand there, listening to the priest and to the NPC who was just as impatient as a participant and just wanted to GO
The courses also seem to be balanced, actually. Even the paid one isn't needed to have fun, it is just different. Along with the Living Globe updates are a lot of fun
My buddy told me to play WoW with himand I chose to give it a try. And pretty certain we hit the"that you need to grind for quite a while or get X people to assist you" wall. I got him GW2, rather
I moved in and it was okay to begin with. I ended up in a quest that took me to a dungeon and that I had to stop as I needed to lfg to cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold get into it, and when I got the guild to join they had been overly levelled and one shot everything.