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Comment on World of Warcraft Guides by Daniel W

Daniel W — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:06:59 +0000

I have tried a number of guides. Zygor’s is very popular in particular because it comes with a in-game mapping program. Literally, you put it into your add-ons, sign in and it tells you step by step what the most efficient way to level is. It puts a green dot on your mini-map to where you should go to solve any of the quests or to pick up quests. There’s a little comment box with things like "he’s the dude with the red hat" that questhelper and others don’t have. You can start using the guide at any level, any class and any race (although Horde and Alliance are separate guides).

I have not been happy at all with other written guides which say ‘go to 53,67, pick up quest blah blah blah, go to 48, 76, kill blah blah’. Quest Helper or Carbonite can do all of that for you. A guide should tell you where to travel at what stage in the most efficient way possible. It also tells you where to grind and what to grind and how far to grind. When to switch to a particular innkeeper, when to hearth and when to simply die and rez at a graveyard.

There are free ways of getting Zygor’s Alliance and Horde including the programs. I suppose I shouldn’t tell you where they are openly here but I would start with file-sharing resources where anybody can put up their copy to share. If you’d like though, the others here have given solid advice. Questhelper alone solves most people’s issues and is free.
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Comment on World of Warcraft Guides by C0NFUZ3D

C0NFUZ3D — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:02:59 +0000

Don’t buy a guide
Look up James Leveling guide, it’s free
Gold: level 2 gathering professions
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Comment on Money Making Tips For World Of Warcraft by LPett

LPett — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:00:59 +0000

I have all professions covered on my 6 characters.

I am making the most with my Jewelcrafter, granted she is my highest leval, but my second highest is an alchemist…and all i do is shift potions around to my other characters.

WIth my JC there are a lot of ores that are not important that i can sell in AH, as well as selling any gems over a stach of 20 (my personal strategy). Selling the lower leval created items not the best in AH, but the price from vendors seems to be higher than the same leval items from other professions, plus you get money just from the dust after prospecting a gem out of the ore. At higher lvls there are all the gems for the socketed items….good money.

My tailor/enchanter runs close second, but that is mainly because I send all green or better items that I won’t personally use to her for disenchanting or enchanting and AH selling.

Engineering can make money….but costs a lot also.

To research further I would check out thottbot.com a lot of info there.
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62 Pally JC
61 Warr Alch
42 Hunter LW
37 Mage Tail/ench
36 Rogue Eng
29 Warr BS

Comment on World of Warcraft Guides by Ashley D

Ashley D — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:00:59 +0000

i dont care for guides like that at all. i downloaded the quest helper addon and it leveled me faster than anything else i had been trying previously. plus any info you really need to know exists in free websites like wowhead and thotbot.
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Comment on World of Warcraft: Blood Elves by Raul T

Raul T — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:58:59 +0000

Have you registered the games?
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Comment on World of Warcraft Guides by Travis S

Travis S — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:58:59 +0000

1. You can find leveling guides for either Horde or Alliance without paying for them. Just gotta look harder. (If you are Alliance I can even send you one that I have).
2. Gold making guides are a scam. If you are 80 the best thing is to become a mindr and herbalist. And zoom around on epic flyer picking/mining nodes. Fishing and cooking also helps alot as for high level fishes cooked properly will sell for 20-100g a stack.

So I would say, save your money for your subscription and just level to 80 and get the right professions and you will be just fine.
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WoW Player since beginning

Comment on Money Making Tips For World Of Warcraft by TidusBlade

TidusBlade — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:56:59 +0000

A good way to make money with professions is Enchanting, you can disenchant higher quality equipment to get Dust, essence and shards which sell for a lot on my server. On EU Alonsus, a stack of Arcane Dust goes for around 50g. But it is also quite expensive to level if you buy all the equips… So just pick it up for the beginning and it should be easier to do so.
Alchemy is also pretty profitable, since at higher levels, flasks are very useful, I buy several flasks before a raid, with each going for around 45g, I spend like 200 – 300g for each raid on them. But it will be quite expensive to level without Herbalism to get herbs for Alchemy.
Also depends on what class you are though, but if your going for the money only, those two are great.

As for leveling earlier on, just go around picking up quests and enjoy the light storyline and before you know it, you explored the whole area and gained a few levels.
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Comment on World of Warcraft: Blood Elves by Russel

Russel — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:56:59 +0000

open your wow folder
delete the "Launcher"
when its gone, open Repair
then click reset and check files
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Comment on World of Warcraft Guides by LiNkZoR

LiNkZoR — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:56:59 +0000

actually you dont need to buy a guide, i think they are a scam why dont you just play the game yourself instead of buying a guide to tell you how to play?
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Comment on Money Making Tips For World Of Warcraft by Chris M

Chris M — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:54:57 +0000

What is The Best Money Making Prof combo in World of Warcraft?
I am a not too new to the game, i am having an insanely hard time makin money, so I am wondering, what is the BEST world of warcraft money making prof combo, also, tips on how to get through the first levels pretty quickly would be of great help.