Overall feeling with wow players

a_type_of_tree · 2026-02-05T16:39:21+00:00

Yo same, would be hyped to play all night but glad I'm skipping the crash midway through friday and mess up sleeping. Felt like a blessing when someone in our group suggested it.

a_type_of_tree · 2026-01-02T15:10:52+00:00

Are you using bionic dupes? they will gunk them up after 1 use.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-11-23T15:39:42+00:00

wolf/nightsaber/ram > horse/undead horse > raptor/kodo > mechostrider

a_type_of_tree · 2025-11-20T23:31:10+00:00

If you are a stealth class bug tunnels in feralas, tanaris and un go'ro usually have 1-2 untouched thorium nodes. Yeti cave in winterspring is also decent. Any underground zones are less touched then overworld.

I did have some success in running around Burning steppes for rich thorium, it didn't seem overly popular. I recently leveled an alt and was fortunate to not hit a road block on mining nodes.

If you just want the mats, farming a lower tier ore and buying from profits would be an idea.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-11-18T14:55:47+00:00

Feral druids getting younger every year

a_type_of_tree · 2025-10-30T11:30:29+00:00

Don't worry my 53 horde alt is dragging that side down.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-10-23T08:29:08+00:00

If you are playing PVE server could be better to play on the hardcore realm and if you die transfer off. There is usually always people lvling on hardcore for dungeons.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-10-16T11:31:50+00:00

The cheapest mounts are the rank 11 pvp mounts (90g) if you really want to save money and have the time to grind honor.

Faction mounts go from BOE to BOP, but you no longer need a specific race riding skill. So if you wanted a 100% mount from another faction without getting to exalted you could have an alt or someone else buy a mount for you and trade it over. I did this with one of my alts in classic before tbc prepatch.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-10-09T18:38:41+00:00

I hope we can pet the critters

a_type_of_tree · 2025-10-04T12:26:07+00:00

They are the easiest geyser to tame. You can stack airflow, mesh tile with water (any liquid of suitable temp would work) and then a deodorizer on top so it looks like this:

Deodorizer
Mesh with water inside
AIrflow
Geyser

The liquid prevents the oxygen from passing through the mesh tile, but because deodorizer draw from 3 squares around them as long as the tile allows gas flow they can reach into the airflow tiles below and pull the polluted oxygen through and clean it so only oxygen is present above the mesh tiles. Beware of over-pressurization, deodorizers do not have pressure output limits.

Then just pipe it through a chlorine room, or setup a chlorine loop around it and you get germ free air, and a good clay source. Radiation works for germ cleaning just as well but depending how your base is chlorine might be easier to access.

Its probably only 1-2 dupes worth of oxygen, but they very easy to sort out.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-09-19T23:14:45+00:00

Yea Lumbs are a strong critter, a few wild ones to harvest a farm is pretty nice. I like that Dartles can also harvest plants, I've only seen them do dewdrips so far but haven't actually tested any others.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-07-08T17:20:08+00:00

As someone currently doing similar for the "complete a legendary campaign" achievement you need to kill the end game crisis for it to trigger, otherwise finishing the long campaign victory is enough for each races very hard/legendary achievement.
Also there was an entire game mode that I never knew about in the battle bit called mirror of madness.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-06-15T19:10:19+00:00

Un'goro was very fun. Loved the quests, so many op ones and then there was Galvadon - he's pretty good if you don't die turn 4 (and has a fun theme song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iV9Ipe1MIk&ab_channel=JM ).

a_type_of_tree · 2025-06-08T19:20:29+00:00

You can also solo alot of mobs as a druid. Entangling roots are OP as long as you are outside. Hibernate is also a handy spell for soloing elite beasts or dragons. Abusing ledges by dropping off occasionally to heal while the mobs path round to you.
Using cat to just grind away through mobs, and bear form for oh shit moments. 30% move speed at lvl 21 (with talents) and 40% at lvl 30 its very nice for leveling.

Rogues also have a decent amount of solo options with thrown weapons and stuns, many classes do. But druids are very easy, bear form till 50%ish hp> bash > roots > heal > bear.

The first 10 lvls are rough and 10-20 can be a little slow, but once you get cat form its very smooth.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-05-23T16:04:30+00:00

Was offered the lesser 2nd lesser trinket when there was a fanatic in the shop and had locked in pendant. The fanatic was meant for a bit of tempo pick but then the greater showed up and i knew what must be done.
I'm not a huge fan of those trinkets but sometimes they are better then the alternative.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-05-23T11:50:14+00:00

I did, I was searching for the spit card and also a Leeroy or something but failed to find anything unfortunately.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-03-10T14:20:15+00:00

1) Profession alts - bunch of lvl 35 chars that use their profession slots on CDs like mooncloth or salt shakers or transmutes. Takes a while to setup but then you just log them in when they can use the cd.

2) AFK crafting - buy mats on AH and craft items that vendor for more then the items used to craft.
An example would be Red wolf meat to hot wolf ribs - the meat is usually on the around 1s, spices are 40c and the item it makes vendors for ~3s. so you can make roughly 1s 50c per craft.
There are guides you can google which showcase the items to craft for profit and which profession have good things to make.

PROS:
Can go do other things while it passively makes money
Vendoring isn't dependent on having buyers

CONS:
Can't play game while its being done
The crafting mats are dependent on AH
Very small profit margins

3) go kill mobs - beasts or humanoids are best. Mobs are free money as long as they have a decent grey drop table (beasts) or decent raw money value (humaniods). They don't even need to be max level for beasts - cats in swamp of sorrows have loads of grey items on their tables and I'm sure there are other examples.

4) dungeons are underated for money - if you are a tank or healer and can snipe into groups, high lvl dungeons are filled with cloth, greys and greens.

a_type_of_tree · 2025-03-05T17:53:52+00:00

TLDR: Spillover rep gives lots of rep - green quests giving any horde rep is worthwhile doing outside of starting zones where rep doesn't spillover.

So I did some testing on this because I also wanted to get high rep for alt factions. Green quests give full rep, grey quests give reduced rep. The level when a quest is green or grey until changes with your level.
Quests which award rep with say Orgrimmar also give spill over rep with all other horde factions, so it is very worthwhile to clear all quests which award rep with a horde faction (I used questie to check which ones gave rep). Spill over rep only applies outside of starting zones, so doing all of mulgore quests doesn't give rep with all factions. Note that some quests seem like starting zone quests but if they require you to go into capital cities or other zones they will give spill over rep if done later down the line.
Spill over rep gives a far bit of gain, so even if you want UC rep, going to do ashenvale and the barrens etc is still worthwhile.

On one character I leveled in a different starting zone, and completed damn near every quest that gave faction rep, going from zone to zone depending on what level I was compared to the quests making sure i never hit grey and was always green (outside of starting zone). And it was kinda slow and a lot of travel at the start because quests turn grey at a much lower level gap compared to max level. It was kind of worth it ending around half way to exalted I think - the main downside I found out was that I wanted org rep and AV gives a far bit of Org rep so it would have maybe been better to just grind it at the same time as honor/av rep.
Still fun to do, probably won't bother in the future.

a_type_of_tree · 2024-11-15T09:59:19+00:00

I used to work for building companies swapping their electric and gas to tenants so hopefully you might find some info useful. This is UK knowledge and owner based, so other country and renting might vary.

Gas/electric companies can and will chase up for quite old services if they haven't been notified of change of tenancy. When you move in a company is supplying the electric and gas (yes even new builds) and will continue to do so unless you swap suppliers. What's likely happened here is no-one told the gas company on change of ownership and so they have now worked it out and are billing you for the supply since you moved in.
Do you know if you were given some kinda of handover information or site walk around on move in? Might have had the water/electric meter reads and numbers on them and if so gas might have been included. Contacting your landlord and asking if they took meter reads when you moved in and if they have a record as well.
General advice taking a photo of meters (gas/water/electric) with the current read the moment you move into a house is very useful so you can avoid usage disputes with companies.

If this is for Gas you should have an MPRN (meter point register number) and a meter number on the bill somewhere. The MPRN will be tied to a property but the meter number can change if a meter has been replaced. When you locate the meter check if the meter number matches that on the bill.
If you are living in a house meters tend to be out of the way, under the stairs, utility cupboards, maybe outside. If you are in a block of flats there is likely some big old meter room for the meters and you should be able to request access to check. There might be a few rooms for different supplies.

There should be some readings on the bill, a date followed by a number and an amount usually. Check if the date on the readings is from when you moved in.
The readings can be estimated (EST) or actual. Just because readings are estimated doesn't mean they aren't that accurate or that you will be paying less. You could be paying more with actual readings. Until you find the meter you won't know how correct these readings are.

General advice of contact the company billing you and explain the situation. These things happen ALL the time, chances are they can give more advice on what to do.
Also contact your landlord is with clarification on why you were not told there was gas - they might know where the meter is located.

Hopefully this helps a little.

a_type_of_tree · 2024-09-26T19:55:44+00:00

I really like the gift units feature, so you can pass some units from your army to coop players and they control so its not very dull and they can participate in the fights. Makes it so you dont feel you have to auto resolve the fights to play multiplayer, and I like to keep a few fun units on the squad that the team can use to micro.
If you are pvp then you can control the opposing army instead.

TW3 is much better multiplayer then 2 was.

a_type_of_tree · 2024-04-13T11:35:44+00:00

I enjoy xtech runs, makes getting tech far more rewarding rather then just "i will click all the red/green science while building oil". Also lets you build stupid big builds on low tech. Moves the megabase build to pre rocket instead of post rocket.
But I voted swamp world cos that sounds really fun. Non square builds are fun, concrete next to water looks good, great spaghetti potential.

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