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F1rstAssau1t
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Wat do now TL? | ||
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Duka08
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Or perhaps a better question, is there even a good REASON to start a profession from scratch. I have Engineering 600 on the next character I want to level, but I figured crafting gear would be good so I was going to start Blacksmithing from scratch. But the more I look into it, it seems like you can craft that stuff regardless with the related small building (Forge?). Re-rolling blacksmithing would just give me more of the daily materials rather than only waiting on work orders. Significant enough difference to be worth it? It seems like using work orders alone to get the mats for any profession gear/crafts would take forever. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21703 Posts
On November 17 2014 06:21 Duka08 wrote: Another curiosity.. You can craft all WoD-related things for a profession without being 600+ in that profession. So what is the point of having your skill at 700? Or anywhere in the 600-700 range? Or perhaps a better question, is there even a good REASON to start a profession from scratch. I have Engineering 600 on the next character I want to level, but I figured crafting gear would be good so I was going to start Blacksmithing from scratch. But the more I look into it, it seems like you can craft that stuff regardless with the related small building (Forge?). Re-rolling blacksmithing would just give me more of the daily materials rather than only waiting on work orders. Significant enough difference to be worth it? It seems like using work orders alone to get the mats for any profession gear/crafts would take forever. More skill gets you more materials from your daily cooldown. For example my 601 Enchanter makes a full Temportal crystal while a 1 Enchanter will make like 0.4. Since these cooldowns (and work orders) are the main limit to your ability to craft it indirectly gives you items faster with higher skill. | ||
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Valenius
United Kingdom1266 Posts
On November 17 2014 06:21 Duka08 wrote: Another curiosity.. You can craft all WoD-related things for a profession without being 600+ in that profession. So what is the point of having your skill at 700? Or anywhere in the 600-700 range? Or perhaps a better question, is there even a good REASON to start a profession from scratch. I have Engineering 600 on the next character I want to level, but I figured crafting gear would be good so I was going to start Blacksmithing from scratch. But the more I look into it, it seems like you can craft that stuff regardless with the related small building (Forge?). Re-rolling blacksmithing would just give me more of the daily materials rather than only waiting on work orders. Significant enough difference to be worth it? It seems like using work orders alone to get the mats for any profession gear/crafts would take forever. Using Leatherworking as an example, you'll get more Burnished Leather using your Daily CD at a higher LW level. No idea on any other benefits though. Edit: Sorry, you said this.. should probably read the whole post before replying. I hope they'll add in 700 only recipes after, although all current recipes seem very expensive material wise. | ||
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Duka08
3391 Posts
On November 17 2014 06:26 Gorsameth wrote: More skill gets you more materials from your daily cooldown. For example my 601 Enchanter makes a full Temportal crystal while a 1 Enchanter will make like 0.4. Since these cooldowns (and work orders) are the main limit to your ability to craft it indirectly gives you items faster with higher skill. So that is the only advantage. Certainly not minor I suppose, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. So then a follow-up question, how quickly do you figure one can level a profession from scratch with the way that the WoD recipes work? Probably more efficient now for people above level 90? Or would it still be worth boosting them the old-fashioned way to get that 600+ for better daily cooldowns? I always hate asking too many questions, but the online resources about the new content are still a bit fresh and difficult to weed through at times... I could just ~science~ this and say fuck it and switch from Engi to BS to find out for myself. Probably a better learning experience for future alts and such lol. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21703 Posts
On November 17 2014 06:34 Duka08 wrote: So that is the only advantage. Certainly not minor I suppose, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. So then a follow-up question, how quickly do you figure one can level a profession from scratch with the way that the WoD recipes work? Probably more efficient now for people above level 90? Or would it still be worth boosting them the old-fashioned way to get that 600+ for better daily cooldowns? I always hate asking too many questions, but the online resources about the new content are still a bit fresh and difficult to weed through at times... I could just ~science~ this and say fuck it and switch from Engi to BS to find out for myself. Probably a better learning experience for future alts and such lol. Blacksmithing atleast is super slow. Your basic recipes cost an entire day worth of cooldowns and another 25 iron ore and 25 blackrock ore. level 100 items cost 100 bars. On the other hand Enchanting basic stuff costs 1 rare material, which is not behind a cd. I would level professions the old fashioned way if you want the extra materials. | ||
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
The area is instanced, and right now it's full all the time, there's queue to enter this as well. ~~ | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
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ViperPL
Poland1775 Posts
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F1rstAssau1t
1341 Posts
As someone said above, questing finally is worth the time. | ||
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
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Warri
Germany3208 Posts
On November 17 2014 07:18 Noocta wrote: Who the hell thought it was a good idea to put the PvP vendors inside Ashran ?!!! The area is instanced, and right now it's full all the time, there's queue to enter this as well. ~~ If you know what item you want to buy you can run in quickly without accepting the popup, you have like 15 seconds but its enough to reach the quartermaster and buy one item. It really is annoying though :/ | ||
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Duka08
3391 Posts
On November 17 2014 06:34 Duka08 wrote: So that is the only advantage. Certainly not minor I suppose, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. So then a follow-up question, how quickly do you figure one can level a profession from scratch with the way that the WoD recipes work? Probably more efficient now for people above level 90? Or would it still be worth boosting them the old-fashioned way to get that 600+ for better daily cooldowns? I always hate asking too many questions, but the online resources about the new content are still a bit fresh and difficult to weed through at times... I could just ~science~ this and say fuck it and switch from Engi to BS to find out for myself. Probably a better learning experience for future alts and such lol. After considering it more, I'm actually wondering if I should drop Mining for Blacksmithing and do Engi/BS without a gathering profession. I wonder if the daily stuff in the garrison mines (eventually lvl3) could maintain daily cooldowns and work orders for both without having the gathering profession... | ||
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Atreides
United States2393 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20294 Posts
I saw some guys throw up LFM for the achievement but it surpassed my expectations, dat voice acting | ||
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ViperPL
Poland1775 Posts
 Got a question about lumber mill. Is it really worth it? All it does is generate 120 resources per day at level 2, which doesn't seem like much. I'm already at 250 timber in my bags, 14/14 work orders running. Seems like trading post/tavern/barn is way more useful, even at lower levels. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20294 Posts
Me and my friends tried to do the event yesterday, but turns out if you clear the dungeon ahead he becomes unavailable Yea, the whole point of the event is having to blitz a huge fraction of the instance. It's really hard and if you leave anything alive he'll just die because he has 17k HP and likes to taunt stuff | ||
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Vallelol
Germany1046 Posts
On November 17 2014 16:40 ViperPL wrote: Me and my friends tried to do the event yesterday, but turns out if you clear the dungeon ahead he becomes unavailable Got a question about lumber mill. Is it really worth it? All it does is generate 120 resources per day at level 2, which doesn't seem like much. I'm already at 250 timber in my bags, 14/14 work orders running. Seems like trading post/tavern/barn is way more useful, even at lower levels. 120 Ressources a day is a lot actually, remember you won't get a lot of ressources anymore once you killed all rares / looted all treasures Especially if you have a war mill on level 2, it actually takes up all your lumber mill ressources | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On November 17 2014 16:40 ViperPL wrote: Me and my friends tried to do the event yesterday, but turns out if you clear the dungeon ahead he becomes unavailable Got a question about lumber mill. Is it really worth it? All it does is generate 120 resources per day at level 2, which doesn't seem like much. I'm already at 250 timber in my bags, 14/14 work orders running. Seems like trading post/tavern/barn is way more useful, even at lower levels. Now that I'm done leveling I actually got rid of my Inn for a lumber mill. I need those resources ASAP. You need 2k for the castle and every bit helps. | ||
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ViperPL
Poland1775 Posts
 Isn't trading post equal at generating resources, the only differance being it uses crafting mats for work orders instead of timber? | ||
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