Totally relatable — you basically described my situation a few weeks ago. I came back for the Anniversary hyped for nostalgia, but reality hit fast: attunements, heroics, rep grinds, professions… it’s a full-time job if you try to do everything solo. I decided to try a TBC Anniversary boost mainly to save time, and the key thing for me was choosing a platform that acts as a coordinator rather than some random “log in and pray” service. The one I used worked as a mediation platform: they didn’t actually play themselves, but connected me with experienced in-game assistants, handled scheduling, progress tracking, and secure payments, and kept everything transparent. I could choose piloted or self-play, pause sessions, get updates, and even jump in when I wanted. I used it for powerleveling to 70, some dungeon and heroic clears for Pre-BiS, and later a couple of raid runs and reputation boosts — huge time saver. Communication was clear, no weird surprises, and it felt structured rather than risky. If you want to look at a full hub that covers leveling, raids, PvP, professions, attunements, gold, item farming, and even anniversary-specific progression, check out this page TBC Boosting  For busy players, it honestly makes TBC fun again instead of stressful.

Awesome, that’s exactly the kind of experience I was hoping to hear about — thanks a lot!