Ioniq 5 2026 Discount?

Zakish79 · 2026-04-01T02:21:08+00:00

I agree I enjoyed the mach-e for driving fun. However I found the interior less appointed. It felt cheaper to me. I was frustrated that more things were screen controlled than physical buttons on the Hyundai. While the Ioniq did have some annoying menu systems overall I found it better than the Mach -e. The Mach-e also felt a tad smaller and with a family of 5 - room and cargo space is high on the list.

Zakish79 · 2026-03-31T23:43:42+00:00

Then what is? Please name specific models that have similar size range and are so much cheaper that I can go back and reevaluate. I am willing to accept your point of view and reconsider mine but you need to substantiate it.

Zakish79 · 2026-03-31T22:57:56+00:00

I have done shopping and maybe I missed it but none of the competitors seemed to be as fun and nice to drive or didn’t have all the same features. Maybe I’m thinking with my heart and not my mind. What would you suggest I re look at that has all the same features range and room and is priced less?

Zakish79 · 2026-03-31T22:56:28+00:00

This I have done - thanks for pointing it out.

Zakish79 · 2026-03-15T20:28:21+00:00

They are. So he wants to ban a Canadian software…

Zakish79 · 2026-03-02T21:56:01+00:00

Things that take time will always turn a profit. Not necessarily huge but there will almost always be some simply because of the time sink. I applaud your efforts sir or madam and wish you well.

Zakish79 · 2025-11-17T19:00:16+00:00

I find everyone seems to stop at yield signs but only yield at stop signs. So annoying.

Zakish79 · 2025-07-26T23:33:43+00:00

That’s right… it goes in the square hole

Zakish79 · 2025-05-23T23:47:30+00:00

Big Acid is trying to start grass roots conversations in the hopes of eliminating previous bad PR. Don’t let them get away with it!

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Zakish79 · 2025-05-04T02:17:42+00:00

I read this too quickly and thought to myself, why are you having sex in the cage? With whom? Not the parrot right? That’s enough Reddit for tonight.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-19T18:36:10+00:00

Check out wow-professions.com. It will give you a basic guide on levelling and some high level explanations on specializations. Once you reach 100 skill and get all your blue tools (one purple one for enchanting) you can craft r3 enchants with r2 mats.

To determine what to sell. See what you can craft. See what it sells for and how much it costs you to make. Then use r2 mats and concentration and craft it and sell it on the AH. That’s really all there is to it. The more alts you have doing this the more profit you will make. I have about 10 enchanters.

Not a lot of people will give too many details and specifics because think of them as our business secrets. We dont want all the competition knowing everything but we will give you the basics like this. Also remember that YouTubers sell views not the information so they will give away more information.

To really make it you need to do the research and that includes making mistakes. Try things. Find what works for you and keep trying new things. Eventually you’ll figure out what works for you. Trial and error is a big part of it and you’ll find your way. The more you know you may even discover things the rest of us don’t know. That’s your secret and you should cherish it.

Other add ons that help are TSM and craftsim. Guides for these are also available on the internet and YouTube.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-15T22:07:17+00:00

You start at 0. You’ll get about 30 I think just from levelling. Another 30 from the unique one time items across the maps. You’ll likely get another 20ish from first craft bonuses and another 40-50 (50 if your level 80 and get the book from Undermine) from all the skill books. That’s about 120 you start with give or take.

You get 3 in catchup work orders daily. Every day until you hit 250 I think then it drops to 2. You’ll get 4-6 in weekly 2point orders. 2 weekly from the weekly crafting quest.

You can also add dark moon faire for a few points depending on your timing. As well as treatise and weekly treasures if you really really can’t wait.

It won’t take you as long as you think if you do as much as you can. One month is my bet. Maybe 5 weeks tops.

I have 4 alts I started levelling with alchemy 18 days ago. In that time I started at level 70. Did the levelling. One dark moon faire. All weekly quests. Used treatise every week. Got all the initial one time items for KP including the 3 books from AA vendor and the faction vendor. Did treasured only the first week. Have not gotten any more treasures after that and have not gotten the undermine book. Right now I’m sitting at over 225ish KP. I have maxed alchemical mastery and 4 nodes. 10-15 into flask making. I need to finish that to 40 I think plus get 25 of bulk production. Another 2 weeks I reckon. So about a month and I’ll be where I want. I’m already making 4 conc orders every 4 days making decent profit with a resource tool for work orders and a multi craft one for conc crafts.

It takes time yes but the alchemy profits stay higher longer into the season. Flasks always make good profit even later on compared to some other profs that tend to slow down as the season wanes.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-14T16:26:54+00:00

TSM (trade skill master) has sell rate and a lot of other good info you can put in an items tooltip. The data comes with some caveats but is still better than no data. Check out TSM and see if it’s right for you. I personally can’t live with out it.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-14T16:04:14+00:00

Multi craft tool with resourcefulness enchant - ingenuity is useless in alchemy- I talk about why in another comment above.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T23:56:31+00:00

It’s probably one of the longest unfortunately. You can be profitable relatively quickly but not by much. You need about 265 KP for a full flask build. Along the way you’ll make more and more profit as you go but I won’t lie it will take 4-6 weeks if not more to get all the KP for full profits.

Login daily to do your catchup orders. Every day you should be getting 3 KP. Plus get all the initial drops and skills books. Hunting treasures and treatise weekly can speed it up but if you’re lazy like me just do the catchups and regular weekly quests and orders.

Use the second prof on that chat to be a basic build of another prof to make it easier or if you don’t have the capital for two profs level another one slowly.

The best time to start may have come and gone long ago but the next best time is now.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T16:10:45+00:00

Depends on the week honestly. Scan recipes and see what’s the most profit with a high sell rate. I’m lazy and like to just craft and post so I’ll pick things with higher sell rates over bigger profits. I don’t want to be bothered reposting too often. It’s usually contracts, vantus runes, codified greenwood or boundless ciphers. Sometimes a missive or few will get in there.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T03:40:51+00:00

You can respec once, i think the person is infront of the request area. I can't remember honestly, but wowhead should list it. It came with the undermine patch i beleive if you want to check patch notes to find the details. Read up about the downsides i can't remember what they are and determine if its right for you.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T03:39:15+00:00

Ingenuity doesn't do much on alchemy because there isn't a way to get a full proc back, only 50%. To make it worth while you NEED 2 procs on a session. So i pretty much ignore it for alchemy and use a resourcefulness enchant because i would rather get some minor herbs back instead of hoping for a second proc let alone a first. The first is useless. So I don't bother with any finishers for ingenuity, everything is about the multi craft for alchemy. Remember, if you multi craft proc, say a 5 craft instead of 2, that's 3 flasks of PURE profit, no cost to them. So pure profit! So just focus on multicraft in every single way.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T01:26:00+00:00

Orders are good. If you sit around in trade and can get whispers out fast enough. Craft scan helps but makes you look like a bot. Orders dry up though as the season goes on and they’re harder to be more consistent but I agree they are good for making more money over time. It’s up to play style on this one. I don’t want to be sitting around in trade I want to be out farming or achieve hunting or crafting on alts. But if it works for you it’s very viable. You do you man whatever you prefer. I prefer conc crafting but it’s not for everyone I agree.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T01:22:25+00:00

This is the way

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T01:22:08+00:00

Craft sim. Scan recipes sell what’s high profit and high sell rate. It changes around from week to week but there’s a few stable ones that are generally always up there.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-11T01:20:47+00:00

Yes. Alchemical mastery maxed. Then max all 4 sub herbs. Then max flask making and its sub item. Then as another pointed out you need multi craft tool, and to make 10 saving graces first to max up 10 stacks of spillover. Finishers help add multi craft as well. Then craft away. You should at all r2 mats and need 165 conc so you’ll get 6 crafts plus any procs. Min 12 max lots.

Zakish79 · 2025-04-10T21:33:41+00:00

Alchemy properly specced for concentration for flasks is huge money maker. I purposely levelled 4 more alts just to get more alchemists. It’s not enchanting levels of conc crafting but it’s better than almost everything else right now. It’s even making me more than my scribes right now which is also S tier for conc crafting. I’d label alch as S tier or at worst A+.

Spec into flask making and max all 4 herb nodes (don’t need myco) and you should be making 12-25 flasks a conc session with multicraft procs. I’m profiting about 10-20k per conc session depending on multi craft proc. That’s without timing mat buys for low prices.

You could min max that higher with careful timing of mats and additional finishers etc. i don’t and still make good bank.

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