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"World of Warcraft impressions..."

Yes another WoW post, I will save you the need to urge your peni towards the keyboard in a desperate attempt to point this out...

Pretty sweet RPG so far, only a couple of hours in. Haven't quite seen why so many people have been fapping like porn monkeys over it yet but have been told by plenty you are no-where near scratching the surface of it yet (which I can believe by the sheer size of it so far).

Chose to be a Dwarf in the end, a Warrior Dwraf with possibly the ugliest face ever. Kicks ass in battle, spent ages at the opening of Dragonmaw fighting the wolves and troggs to level up a bit. One thing that is decent is that everyone who I have come across so far has been pretty helpful and not even slightly c*ck faced.

Interface is sweet, the layout was easy enough to get to grips with after the initial "this is just one area, wtf?!". The environments make Lisa Riley's mu*f saddle looking like a toddler's paddling pool.

Controls are easy, the magic areas aren't even slightly geeky from what I have come across so far, just drag it onto the bar and click it when you need it. Haven't really bought much yet but that too seems simple enough to use and from what I gather it nails other MMORPG's for its less geeky approach. For a first time MMORPG'er' I have founs it fack easy to get into and nothing like what I expected (only in a good way though).

Visually it is sweet, the soundtrack is awesome, the presentation is spot on etc etc *fap fap*

Wish I didn't have work tomorrow but life's a b*tch!

Rather like Leatherworking/Skinning, does Mining/Blacksmith inter-link so one compliments the other or is the mining just useful to make some dosh and the Blacksmith for the armour?

SHEEPY wrote:
> Why engineering stuff sells well?
>
> I made silver plated shotguns and nobody will buy them

Hanging around Westfall, there's a lot of Tin and Copper to be mined (all I can mine at the moment).

I'm making a fair bit selling most of that then using the rest to increase my Engineering.

I don't really think I've made much from Engineering - just stuff for my own personal use.

Excellent stuff, cheers.

Will scrap Herbalism and Enchanting and go down the Mining/Blacksmith route.

Why engineering stuff sells well?

I made silver plated shotguns and nobody will buy them

My Druid is on Mining/Engineering and even though both skill levels are relatively low, I'm making a lot of money.

Engineering is kind of rubbish but fun, I lose money usually though.

I'm going to start mining more so I don't need to buy more bars and then sell them on for a bit.

75s for 20 copper bars
Ssssssh

Best place to mine is obviously dwarfland though :P

There isn't much to mine in Teldrassil though, at least not like in Elwynn/Westfall.

Still, probably the best route for a Warrior though.

Creating potions can be quite handy however it's not much of an earner. And also half the potions you make will be useless to a warrior.

Enchanting is a good earner however requires alot of funding and patience.

For a warrior mining and blacksmithing is probably the best professions to have.

Create lots of high quality mail armor and when you become a super high level you can choose to be either an Armorsmith or a Weaponsmith.

A nice little money earner.