Kaos Theory of Gold Making
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Weekly Recap
Monday, March 21, 2011
How I do the obsidium shuffle
Today I got back into my normal routine of prospecting as much as possible on my night elf rogue on sargeras. I also continued with placing bids on lower level greens so that i can disenchant them later on if I should win the auction with a bid. Now back to the topic on hand, the obsidium shuffle, I can get anywhere between 12-600 stacks of ore a day in my mailbox that I routinely go through and prospect and vendor gems. Now you may be asking how I make profit off of this, I only vendor enough gems to pay back each stack of ore. I usually keep out a mix of carnelians and jaspers and vendor the rest, even if it's the daily gem, because on my server there's alot of stockpilers out there that have stacks and stacks of it and it's just not worth my time unless I'm getting 25g per gem on the daily day. Sometimes I will keep out hessonite/nightstone if I can afford to just to increase my stockpile of rare necks/rings on the auction house. I sell hessonite/nightstone rings 199g, jasper/alicite rings 99g and tanking rings/necks 299g each. This will cover the 1/11 chance of a rare proc on the items and will essentially make the dust/essences free which you can just freely throw them up on the auction house and know you will make a profit (ty z-man for all of your ideas with the shuffle). I then take the carnelians and make carnelian spikes since I do not have an alchemist up to the level to make inferno rubies yet, but once I do I will probably take a portion of uncommon gems from each stack and sell shadow spirit diamond meta gems which net a little more profit than just straight vendoring them. What are some of your ideas on how to make profit with the shuffling of goods?
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Importance of AH scans
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Finally!!!
I finally hit level 85 on my human priest on moonrunner, now I can start with getting professions on him up. I have decided to go with tailoring/enchanting as his professions so that they can compliment his class and possibly even craft beginning epic quality gear for myself when/if I decide to begin raiding. Enchanting is probably one of the best if not the best profession to have, because it just compliments almost every profession in the game except a gathering profession. If you have cheap mats and expensive enchanting mats you can just craft and disenchant green gear. I saw this alot from leatherworkers who had an enchanter alt or friend in Wrath of the Lich King, they would just craft some cheap pair of legs or boots (can't remember) and then end up making those green items into a scroll and make profit on their investment. Now back to tailoring, I started leveling it around 7:30 pm my time I ran into an immediate road block, linen cloth was way too expensive to level up on. So I did some research and found out that linen cloth is incredibly easy to get now without ever having to set foot into a dungeon, you can just go to sentinel hill and there's a pack of gnolls just past the inn that instantly respawn. I spent about 20 or so minutes spamming holy nova and looting and got 13 stacks of linen cloth rather quickly and everything died in 1 shot and weren't elite mobs. I highly recommend this place for any lower level alliance character looking to make some extra income while leveling. What are some cool farming spots that you found either by accident or by researching?
Friday, March 18, 2011
What I've been doing!!!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Weekly Update
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Archaeology, why you should do it
I quite recently started to level my warlock past level 70 in Borean Tundra, I've done this zone and all of the northrend zones at least 5 times over the course of Wrath of the Lich King since i was changing servers so often. I got bored about 10-20 quests in and then an aquaitance on the JMTC IRC pointed out that you can skip northrend by doing archaeology, I then proceeded to go with his advice. I started out and went to my first dig site, which was in stranglethorn vale, and did my first survey and ok I got an artifact and then i noticed that I got 11730 xp for 1 artifact and I was like game on and got up to 135ish archaeology and started to gain levels mad fast, unfortunately I don't think you get any xp for solving artifacts. I also noticed that the common items vendored for 1 gold coin each and I looked to see if it was a bug or a glitch, but blizzard buffed the vendor value of the items in the recent patch. I believe that the xp/hour is much higher than questing is and I believe if you want you can exploit this, if you're not after zin'rokh or any epic like that for your main character, by simply not skilling up the profession past 450 and I believe you will still get insane amounts of experience points.
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