In Sauercrowd the participants for the upcoming raid have been determined. The Twitch streamer Jennifer “JenNyan” is not participating and announces that she is also withdrawing from the general WoW grind.
Who announces her withdrawal from WoW? On Threads, JenNyan announced that she does not want to immerse herself too much in WoW Classic for the time being. She is out of “the 10-hour-a-day WoW grind.”
Her life also consists of things that are not necessarily related to streaming itself. Furthermore, she does not want to jeopardize the stability of her life just to meet an expectation.
The Twitch streamer further stated:
My life is not just about one game. […] Everyone is allowed to be disappointed. But I make decisions consciously so that I can be healthy, creative, and long-term here for you. That is exactly why this content exists at all.
– JenNyan via Threads
270 hours of WoW in 3 months
How has JenNyan performed? JenNyan’s participation in Sauercrowd is impressive considering that the Twitch streamer played WoW for the first time. Although she had to suffer a setback due to a character death at level 20, she managed to get back into the gameplay afterwards. However, not without the help of her teammates Naguura and LostKittn.
In total, she invested over 270 hours into the game in the last 90 days (Source: SullyGnome.com).
Others have been even deeper into grinding than JenNyan, such as the Twitch streamer Felikah, who has already spent 600 hours in WoW in the last 90 days. This also managed to impress one of the guild leaders, Metashi12, greatly, as she too was a complete novice in the game.
Perhaps JenNyan’s withdrawal from the WoW grind is also because she is not participating in the upcoming raid. We have summarized for you who you can look forward to in the raid in WoW here on MeinMMO: Sauercrowd determines the 40 Twitch streamers for the first raid, Metashi and HandOfBlood play it safe
