Showing posts with label wow gold guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wow gold guide. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Total Cost of WOW Flying – How to get the gold to get your flying mount.

Flying is a very cool thing and a decent investment, if you can call buying something in a game an investment.

So on the off chance you don’t know from walking to flying on an epic in northrend you’re looking at a cost of 7700-8000 gold. Now there are ways to decrease or increase this amount, but for the sake of not having to tell you (right now) where to do this we’ll just pretend you’re going to buy the whole thing. Assuming you don’t buy much in the way of gear and are depending on drops and such 8k at 100g a day is 80 days...that’s a little to long if you ask me. 80 days to fly, hopefully it’s not going to take you that long.

How about 100g an hour? Does that sound a bit more palatable? Lets assume you average 3 hours a day (I know it’s more but there are some people who aren’t that...invested in wow). At 3 hours a day you’re looking at about 27 days assuming you’re making 100g an hour. That’s not to shabby I suppose. There are faster ways, but lets keep the bar low for those people not going balls to the wall here. 100g an hour can you do this? If you can’t you’ve got a problem because 100g an hour is basically riding around norethrend hunting down cobalt mines for 3 hours...woohhooo sounds like fun...not. Using this strategy for 27 days you’ll be doing nothing but mining...assuming you’re a miner. If you’re happy with that type of play then stop reading...I don’t want to ruin your fun.

There is another way to make 200+ gold an hour and more. I’ve done it, I do it. It’s not hard and it doesn’t limit your game time to gathering for hours on end. How you might ask? How about a wow gold guide? Literally this is the simplest way to do this below are the top two wow gold guides available. They are simple to use, cheap, and beat grinding in northrend any day of the week.

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Last but not least is a remarkably simple guide to follow but that is jam packed with gold making secrets and if you not willing to wait 20+ days for that mount I would strongly suggest getting this next guide which can have you flying in less than 2 days.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Making wow gold on the Auction House

Guide to using the Auction House to make WOW gold.
Much like the stock market it is possible to make gold using the Auction House, and yes it really is as simple as buying low and selling high... and at the same time just as complicated.

First and foremost you’re going to need to get the Auctioneer add on. Really you could do it without this add on but since it’s free why bother? auctioneeraddon.com is where you can get this add on. While you’re there go ahead and get the bottom scanner too. Now you're ready to start making gold on the auction house.

Ok what this add on will allow you to do is scan the entire auction house. Yes it take about 10 minutes but it’s worth it. What this does is looks at the current prices on the auction house and gives you an average price over time. So you’ll need to do this 2-4 times in a week period to get a good average of what items sell for on the auction house. Once you’ve established a reasonable average price you can begin to “Bottom Scan”, you’ll see tabs in your auction house interface window, one of them is bottom scanner. Hit the yellow play button in the upper left corner and watch it go.

Bottom Scanner is going to look at every listing and check it against the average price you’ve already established and it’ll give you a little message showing you how much you stand to gain. For instance if your average on a Righteous orb price has been 10g an orb and the bottom scanner sees a stack of 5 righteous orbs for 5 gold each then it will tell you to purchase this and post it back on the auction house. Making you 5g an orb. Not to bad for buying and re-listing.

Auctioneer comes with a tab “Appraiser” which will let you click on an item in your bag interface and then it will suggest a price and you can post your item as based on the average from your scans.

It tells you what to buy, how much gold you'll make, then it tells you what price to post things at.

All you have to do is do it really.


Simple right? It really is but here are a few things you need to watch out for.
1. There’s always some clever person (a jerk) who will post an Orb at 99999g per Orb. I believe this is done intentionally to screw with numbers. So what you need to do is always check with “appraiser” as you can see the per item price on the current market. If you see this is way out of wack then simply eye ball your post, making sure to undercut while still making a profit. The idea is to turn items around not buy everything and price it so high you’ll never sell it.

2. Not all things sell. Gear is usually harder to sell unless you have a twink item, an epic, or a good green. I’ve noticed the suffixes –of the Champion, -of the Bandit, and –of the Monkey will generally sell for a pretty penny. There are a few key item groups that sell, I’ve already listed one here, Enchanting mats. In fact Auctioneer will suggest low green items that you can buy and disenchant and then post the mats for a profit.

Use your imagination and tweek things to what you know. Keep an eye on prices and it is more than realistic to have over 200g a day coming in with little to no time invested, and much more than that if you decide to get serious.

If you need more advice on making gold check out this gold guide which gives advice like this and much, much more. GOOD GOLD GUIDE

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to drop a comment and I’ll be more than happy to answer for you.

Good luck.