Making gold in World of Warcraft has always been an incredibly popular means of enjoying the content while getting a whole slew of new items and possibilities through your grinding. Since the release Inscription in the 3.0 patch, the game’s newest and most popular gold making activity has been in gathering herbs which have increased and held steady in value since they started showing up in two different professions.
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Where to Get Your Reputation Faster in Northrend
Reputation building was one of the biggest grinds in Outland and since the release of Northrend, many people have started seeing the same basic returns in the new content. However, the reputations have been streamlined slightly more this time around, making it much easier to get through content while developing reputation and not needing to spend weeks or months building it up before you can get the necessary rewards you need for your class or your raiding strategies.
Maximizing Your Mount Count in Wrath of the Lich King
One of the many new goals that players have been striving to accomplish in World of Warcraft since Wrath of the Lich King was launched is the acquisition of large sums of mounts – upwards of and beyond 100 different mounts now available and rewarded with achievements. In the past this would have seemed nearly impossible but as the game has made certain restrictions more lax for lower content, developed new ways to get other mounts and now offers a slew of great rewards for certain accomplishments, there are dozens of new options that casual players and hardcore alike may not have had in the past.
When World of Warcraft Will Get Hard Again – Looking to the 3.1 Patch
There was a great deal of grumbling about a month or two into the launch of Wrath of the Lich King and players started to learn that they could pretty much coast through all of the end-game raiding content and that there was not very much of it to start with. For players that were used to content in abundance at Level 70 and had been wowed by the size and scope of Northrend, it was a bit of a letdown, but it’s nothing new as Blizzard always adds new end-game content after expansion and content releases. However, the bigger disappointment came in the form of the difficulty of the that content, being much easier than most players were used to, especially after raids like the Sunwell that required days of planning and practice runs.
The Current State of the Death Knight in World of Warcraft
When the new expansion for World of Warcraft launched back in November of 2008, everyone was incredibly excited to try out their new Death Knight, the first new character class to hit the game since the game launched in 2004 and an admittedly very cool looking and sounding option for nearly anyone that enjoyed either casting or melee play. Months later, many players are still using their Death Knights, but there is also a sharp uptake in the number of changes being made to the class and the perceived usefulness of any one spec for the class. Here are a few of the more pronounced changes that have been coming:
What to Do at Level 80
The initial rush of getting Wrath of the Lich King and rushing your way to the end of the new content as fast as possible has probably worn off by now many times over and you may even have a second character all the way up to Level 80 and standing by, waiting to do something. So, what do you do next? What else is there to do when you hit the magic 80? Luckily, Blizzard is among the best and always prepping end-game content and this time around is no different.
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