How to make money in World of Warcraft (wow) (2009-05-07)

How to make money in World of Warcraft?How to find enough wow game gold? It is always a big problem that Wow players should face. Here we will offer a solution which will tell you how to make gold in Wow. First, to everyone’s knowledge, until at least level 40, players can choose the gathering professions. These professions allow you to collect the materials which other players need to make items. And the best professions to harvest materials are skinning, mining and enchanting. Make sure that you can pick up fishing and cooking which don’t count against your two-profession limit. Second, when you are level 30, your Wow gold paypal earned should be over 100, even after you pay for your class skills. Go to buy your mount. At this time, if you are getting the crafter’s itch, you should choose a crafting profession such as blacksmithing, leatherworking, alchemy or jewelcrafting. Third, once you hit level 58, you can go to Outlands. Because of the cost of World of Warcraft Gold paypal for flying mounts. By the way, you can get more Wow Europe Gold from the Buring Crusade than Azeroth. However, it is easier to stay in Azeroth. Once you are in the Outlands, you should begin to farm elemental materials. Other people pay enormous Wow Europe Gold for them on the auction house. Fourth, go to buy items (Most are in the crafting recipes) with a limited amount from a vendor and sell them for a higher price. You can get some World of warcraft gold paypal from the price difference. Fifth, you should get better gear. When you are leveling up in Outlands, you can run to get better gear, a decent amount of Wow Money instead of completing the quest. When you are at level 70, most quests give 12 instead of 2 Wow Gold google checkout per quest. This is very profitable for you to complete the quests in the higher level zones; you can make about 1000 Warcraft Gold per zone. Sixth, you should get add-on” Auctioneer” which can automatically tell you the best price to sell anything at the auction house. Then collect greed loot and sell them at the auction house. You will find that things like shadowgem and malachite can sell up to 3 Wow Gold each.

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The Empire of Zul'drak issue resolved with a new quest (2009-01-22)

A lot of players aiming for the Loremaster achievement were hitting a snag in Zul'Drak. Because of one or two quests that were only able to be done while on a single questline, a lot of players that missed it initially were blocked from going back to it and were stuck at 99/100 quests. Patch 3.0.8 brings some great news for those people: A new quest has been added to the zone so you can finish your achievement.
Chronicler To'kini in the quest hub Zim'Torga now offers the quest Tails Up, which as of this posting doesn't appear on either Wowhead or WoWDB yet. It's another of Blizzard's awkward humor quests, though luckily it's not poop related. Genitalia is the name of the game this time around. The Chronicler wants to bring some Zul'Drak wildlife back to Zandalar to study, but he specifically wants females from you. So you pump the beasts full of tranquilizers, do what you see in the picture to the right there, and you pray it's a female.

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All the World's a Stage: 2008, year of the living roleplayer (2009-01-05)

So there I was, celebrating the New Year, when I realized just how long All the World's a Stage has been around. It's grown from an idea in the back of my head, to a pet project, into a full-fledged resource for roleplayers -- and it's still growing! Even after 68 weeks-worth of content, there's still so much to write about! It goes to show, if there's a topic you love, you should really write about it, because doing so makes you love it even more. Now, looking back on this year of writing, it strikes me that some things have changed, while other things have stayed the same. Some articles seem just important and relevant to today's concerns as they were when they were written, and many feel like they could use a bit of updating. Just about a year ago, for instance, All the World's a Stage took a look at "The past, present, and future of roleplaying," which addressed the popular conception at that time that "RP is dead." We don't hear that so much anymore, do we? It seems many of the roleplayers have gradually been shifting around since then, grouping up into small communities on their old servers, or else transferring to a very few realms with a good reputation for roleplaying. Recently, I just transferred over to a new server and was thrilled to see how many roleplayers were hanging around the streets of Dalaran. RP isn't dead at all -- it's just got itself together now instead of being scattered all over everywhere. Congealed, as it were.

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Felicia Day on having Microsoft as a Guildmate (2008-12-18)

In this day and age, you have to applaud geeks who take their ideas and make good on them. Take, for example, Felicia Day. Talented, beautiful, and geeky to boot, Felicia recognized that all the drama we know and love as part of MMO culture would make for one hell of a sitcom. She could have quit after networks repeatedly turned her town or told her they didn't get it, but she stuck to her guns. Producing the show herself and releasing it to YouTube, she's become a pretty epic Internet celebrity in her own right. Since then, The Guild has built up enough buzz that when it came time to distribute Season 2, she apparently had several offers to choose from. (No real shocker there!) Why choose to sign up with Microsoft, then? Well, okay, beyond being able to send your video out on Xbox Live - which is pretty geeky from where I'm at - Microsoft isn't generally known as a heavy player in the sitcom business. According to Felicia in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Microsoft is not only is willing to distribute The Guild on Xbox Live, for Zune, and on MSN Video in high-definition, but they're also allowing her to keep full creative control and ownership of all of the work. The deal lets Microsoft have it exclusively for four weeks up to the end of the season, but after that period, she's free to post it to YouTube (or wherever she wants, really) so anyone who doesn't own a Zune, isn't on Live, or willing to surf over to MSN Video can still enjoy the second season of The Guild. I just hope that Felicia and crew will keep us laughing with their geeky hijinks for a long time to come. Short of letting a baby nom on a powerstrip (and if you've seen that in real life, I don't envy you) there's quite a bit of The Guild that rings home with MMO geeks. Much like Jell-O, there's always room for more geeky humor - and more of the awesome cast of The Guild!

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Spiritual Guidance: Wrath Priest leveling guide from 70 to 75 (2008-11-17)

Every Sunday (usually), Spiritual Guidance will offer practical insight for priests of the holy profession. Your host is Matt Low, the grand poobah of World of Matticus and a founder of PlusHeal, a new healing community for all restorative classes. This week Matticus is going to look the introductory zones of 70 to 75.! Welcome to Northrend! Ready to take on Arthas? Here is a quick primer on the road to 80. For part 1, we'll look at an example leveling spec (which isn't Shadow), early spells, different zones, and some tips.

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