I noticed that gnolls in Elwynn around Hogger drop a hammer very often that vendors for like 1 silver. I didn't farm it, but just doing the quest there I got several.
I noticed that gnolls in Elwynn around Hogger drop a hammer very often that vendors for like 1 silver. I didn't farm it, but just doing the quest there I got several.
Not false. The base slow from Hamstring is good enough as is to escape from anything susceptible to it. If you are having trouble escaping from something slowed by 40% for 15 seconds, you are either S keying, or pretty much not even trying to escape at all. The gold investment isnt worth this whatsoever while leveling.
Last edited by Mongler; 2019-09-05 at 04:44 PM.
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You pay two things: a deposit and a commission. The deposit scales with the a) auction length; and b) the vendor price of the item. You get the deposit back if the item sells. The commission is 5% of the selling price if the auction was faction-specific, or 30% if it was neutral.
Xan is correct in stating that marginal auctions are probably better off vendored; there's time savings in vendoring plus risk management. But with Auctioneer, I will postulate that you'll get more money per unit of played time than straight vendoring, espeically now that the economy has aged a bit.
The last thing you'll want to consider is: do I enjoy playing with the AH? I do personally, but if it's like pulling teeth for you, just vendor everything and worst case is you'll get your mount a bit more slowly but having had more fun.
Last edited by Kushana; 2019-09-05 at 06:42 PM.
I would have to agree with this. Find a zone you can farm easily enough the same type of mob, so you dont have several different single item stacks in your bag taking space, ad infinitum. Preferably humanoids, with a vendor or hub not too far away to empy your bags and come back. The grays and other vendor crap you get, will grow your purse faster than you think. Plus the XP you will be getting
AH+professions is working fine
But it takes time;
Just vendoring everything that drops (forget about disenchanting) also performs surprisingly well and takes no effort.
farm pets to sell on the AH
Anyone who is avoiding the AH is just silly. Use a bank alt and an addon, undercut everyone else. My listings sell 95% of the time. Sure, it might only be 2-4x more gold than outright vendoring it, but it's still a profit over it.
Last edited by Very Tired; 2019-09-06 at 03:09 AM.
There's... a certain talent to getting AH sales at the moment.
It needs to either be:
1) An absurdly powerful item (e.g. a lvl 15 green with +4 to a major stat that's exactly the right sort of weapon/armour for a particular class). These still don't sell for loads but... they're worth spotting when you see them. I've sold plenty of averagely decent greens, on the AH, to folks who can't resist upgrades that'll last all of 2 levels.
2) A material that can be rolled quickly into something EVERYONE wants. Basically bag mats Don't expect vastly more than vendor prices all the same.
Otherwise, would completely agree, find a spot dropping greens (I have one... it's my level so I'll make a bit and grind out some XP but ultimately worthless to overall money making progression). Literally 19 greens in the space of about an hour.
Originally Posted by BoubouilleOriginally Posted by xxAkirhaxx
I never have auctions that expire on my server. I'm level 27 with 51 gold, with everything trained at the trainer and 4 silk bags. All I have done, is buy stuff on the AH that is posted for less than vendor, and vendor it. And list anything that nets me a profit. I have herbalism and skinning. Everything but starter zone mats, has been sold on the AH for well above vendor.
People that suck, have crafting professions, and just blindly vendor everything.
Also, make sure you are at least revered with the faction of whomever you're buying your mount from.
Last edited by ablib; 2019-09-06 at 02:36 AM.
XP per hour: 14.5k to 16k with level 36 lock
Gold per hour: 9G to 11G
Zone: Desolace, near Shadowprey Village
Coordinates: 20.2, 79.2
Path: Image (https://www.dropbox.com/s/fb8e5vzama...21607.jpg?dl=0)
About:
Find an optimal circuit and open Shellfish Traps. If a mob is in your route, kill it and loot it. If you have to swim to loot, ignore it until next circuit. When you loot 5 Shellfish, these can be turned in (https://classic.wowhead.com/quest=5421/fish-in-a-bucket) at the Shadowprey Village docs for 55s and Bloodbelly Fish (required for another quest). In an hour I had 4 stacks of Shellfish, lot of junk and [Big Iron Fishing Pole]. I have also included a macro, simply bind it and when you right click the NPC to turn in the quest, spam the macro.
Bonuses:
If you have [Azure Silk Belt] (https://classic.wowhead.com/item=7052/azure-silk-belt), it increases your swim speed by 15%, get it made, it's fairly cheap. A [Big Iron Fishing Pole] (https://classic.wowhead.com/item=636...n-fishing-pole) can also drop with 1.1% chance, this can sell between 2G to 10G depending on demand.
Good IF the area is not camped (atmo its VERY clear).
Macro:
Good luck, have fun!Code:/script SelectGossipAvailableQuest(1)/script CompleteQuest()/script GetQuestReward()
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-K
The AH stuff depends entirely on your server. On my server nothing sells for more than a few copper over vendor and Ive made a lot of gold sniping items that were up for less than vendor price.
To the topic of the thread, get skinning and dont buy certain skills you dont need. Stay off the AH because there is literally nothing you need on there once you have bags. Farm dungeons, I had my mount soon as I hit 40 and am 390g away from epic and Im 53.
Get the mod better vendor price and either auctionater or tsm 4. The sniping tool for tsm4 is good for buying out items less than vendor price to vendor off yourself.