I've said this before, but for me the biggest issue with expulsom is that the only way to generate as much as you need doesn't feel like it fits the "fantasy" of tradeskills/professions. To me, that fantasy involves self-sufficiency, using the raw materials you find in the world to make useful items. Generating expulsom is nothing but an Auction House grind for most of us: spend hundreds of thousands of gold buying up all of the raw materials you can, only to craft them into (useless) bracers en masse, and then scrap them all in hopes of expulsom. Rinse and repeat. That process just doesn't fe…

I guess this depends on how fast you think you can get 385 gear elsewhere vs how fast you think you can farm up the necessary expulsom. If you're not clearing heroic Uldir regularly, yeah, it's gonna take a long time to craft the 385s unless you have started gathering mats already.

09/29/2018 05:55 PMPosted by GavikIsn't that what Mythic++Xtreme++ is for?Not especially. M+ is about doing all of the above as fast as you possibly can, where gear makes a huge difference. Timewalking is pretty casual - typically the occasional interrupt or dispel here and there and you've got it beat, regardless of gear or speed.

09/26/2018 10:44 AMPosted by KorokuIf the Earthshapers got their Force of Nature cast off, there were guaranteed deaths to their unstunnable/uninterruptible AOE. So, translated: If your group fails horribly and doesn't focus Earthshapers and interrupt Force of Nature like they're supposed to, the group suffers consequences for its obvious failure?

LFR is not killing guilds.LFG... yeah, perhaps that's put a dent in the need for guilds, but overall I consider it a very positive addition to the game.However, there is still a place for guilds, and that is mythic raiding. I'm sure there are lots of guilds that focus only on heroic content as well.Looking at your profile, you don't seem to have anything beyond 1 kill in heroic Uldir. I'm not trying to judge that from an elitist point of view, but perhaps the reason you think LFR and LFG are killing guilds is because you don't have a good guild experience to compare your PUG experiences with?

I know lots of people are clamoring for timewalking dungeons to be nerfed, but I think timewalking in its current state is a lot of fun, and isn't especially difficult... if you communicate and/or pay attention to mechanics, two things which should be essential to MMO gameplay. Timewalking dungeons represent a unique opportunity for players to focus on their mechanics and communication skills without requiring raid-level or M+ gear to succeed.I understand that WoW's gameplay has become much more accessible over the years, with the introduction of content like Raid Finder which allows more play…

08/28/2018 07:32 AMPosted by QriI don't watch youtube videos just because someone shills them with a "I made a million gold in 10 days" brag. Has anyone seen the vid? Is there any useful information there?And is advertising allowed in this forum?It's a 20-minute video with a ton of time wasted on disorganized rambling—no way I'm sitting through all of that—but at the 1-minute mark he says, "Basically what I did was sold Darkmoon cards and Darkmoon decks."The video is now a month old, and I'm not sure why it was bumped. It's not valuable information anymore.

I expect your server’s price might be an exception to the norm. Try finding a scribe through trade chat direcly and make them an offer. If you’re an herbalist perhaps you can provide them some herbs to mill to help offset the cost.And no, players don’t just naturally max out their crafting professions in BFA; it takes a fair bit of an investment at this point in the expansion since herbs and ores (at least) aren’t cheap. Scribes don’t learn anything new for the last 20 or so points of inscription, so there isn’t that much incentive for them to grind out those ranks - aside from being able to s…

When I've been running around collecting herbs on an alt, I have occasionally come across herb spawns—indicated by my "find herbs" skill on the minimap—where the point is right in the middle of some dark grey rocks on the ground. This first happened with some Riverbud near a waterfall in Zuldazar, but I've seen it pop up in other locations as well.

It feels unintuitive that you need a separate glyph for the same skill in each of your three specs, but there are a few advantages to this:Sometimes I want my spells to look different in different specs. I wanted the red anti-magic shell for my DK while in blood spec, but not necessarily the other specs, as an example.It creates demand for glyphs. Scribes don't really have that much to sell, so creating a bit more demand by requiring a separate set of glyphs per class is decent for the market.Right now Glyph of the Humble Flyer is going for less than 1000g on my server. Considering it's a some…