Whats best to use for wow

The connection is my weak point not sure who/what is best for this
I got a sony lappy been using att but not happy with um.
Need something with good speed and good coverage for playing
WorldofWarcraft

Flying j seems good but how many times do you get to layover at truckstop most the time its some little hole in the wall tyson are something.

 

NERD ALERT !!! NERD ALERT !!!

actually i just got my millenicom 3g dongle yesterday... haven't tried playing wow on it yet, but i'm expecting to have to give up pvp servers and become a carebear. 400+ pings make world pvp unbearable.

my poor laptop could barely keep up with tbc, now with wotlk it's nothing but a slideshow in northrend i rerolled [H] pve to play with my brother again. depending on how the millenicom wireless broadband works out, i might have to upgrade my laptop once i hit the higher levels.

73 warrior, 70 rogue, 45 rogue, 12 druuuud, and 200+ levels on various other alts...

 

I used to be a WoW addict

 

lol
yea im a addict could be worse i guess. let me know if that works well as ill try it myself.

you horde or ally
horde
70 warlock
70 hunter
70 warrior
Then I saw the light!
plopplop lvl 64 pally
FizzFizz lvl 66 shaman
Owhata lvl 65 shaman
Relief lvl 65 shaman
Itis lvl 65 shaman
dont play those on the road though Ill plob play my rogue or dk on the road

 

Better find something with unlimited usage...whatever you get.

Tethered accounts generally run more, after 5 gig.

 

thanks for the heads up not sure how much i use on wow never paid attention

 

Anyone know what are the limits of the Sprint Blackberry Unlimited account? Sounds stupid to ask about limits on an account that's named Unlimited, but I'm sure their phone as modem usage has limits.

 

I never had the attention span to reach 70

My 3 highest:

54 Human Pally (PvE)
54 Blood Elf Pally (PvP)
50 Human Priest (PvE)

 

I'm sure they treat it the same as AT&T and Verizon. It's truly unlimited. As long as you don't use it as a connection for your PC aka tethered.

My son uses AT&T, that's what he was told.

 

i haven't checked yet, but i did read that wow went through some optimizations as far as total data throughput.

i do know of one *hardcore* pvp'er who played on dial-up for a week or two and found it workable. so hopefully wow itself wouldn't go anywhere near 5gb in a month