The War Within Professions, What Will Make Most Gold | Tier List
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This video gives you my explanations for a tier list on the war within profession ranked and what I think will make the most gold! Take this video with a grain of salt since it's also just for fun :D
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Remember to take the video with a grain of salt because there's too many variables to have a consistent list of what professions will perform the bes when the expansion launches later in August!!
UPDATE: Tailoring profession bag recipes all cost 150 Artisan's Acuity and 1500 Kej each, so that's gonna be a ton of work (not a bad thing tho)
Mining and smithing because as a Pally I stay living that fantasy of being a hard working down to earth tradesman in the city when my friends aren’t calling for a battle in the wild lands.
Love it
Ay i respect that, i like a ton of the RP aspects of professions too
I hate leveling without a gathering profession. I hate passing up a big ol' glowing ore node, and the same with herbalism. But I am happy to hear that you like my two favorite "real" professions, Alchemy and Enchanting. I always loved them.
I understand this for sure!! my favorites are tailoring and enchanting
Had all the professions maxed in dragonflight and made the most gold by far with Leather working and Blacksmithing. The other professions weren’t even close.
It's just a matter of how much effort you put into each one, different professions work for different people. A lot don't want to interact with the work order system either if they can avoid it
@@Zanzarful I personally could never could get much profit out of commodity crafting. The margins are just to thin and seem to require resourcefulness/muliticraft proc over thousands of crafts. Without crafting in enormous batches, the components sell for more than the crafts.
@@williamcolgin1987 Fair enough, it was great for me and many others for many months of DF! But the important thing is to pick professions you enjoy or understand enough to get to great points of goldmaking
I think so much depends on timing as well. For example with the large delay before raids opening I think alchemy and enchanting has less potential early on. You will have 0 demand for all those consumables but everyone will be trying to level them making there also be a huge excess available crashing prices. This is especially true since we have a lot longer than normal between launch and raid/M+ opening. After the first week of the raid the demand will likely outstrip supply causing prices to go back up. On the other hand gear professions will have huge demand as people get pre-raid bis. Tailoring will probably have the biggest demand as people all are replacing their bags, especially all the characters from remix who will start with shitty bags. Those bags are mostly a one time purchase though, after the first two weeks the demand on them is going to tank heavily.
Personally I think my main is likely to be enchanting(to DE all the gear you get from raids, delves, m+). The second profession I have narrowed to alchemy and engineering, I am leaning a bit more towards alchemy at the moment. The first alt is going to be my druid which is dual gathering, at least for the first week while mats are in crazy high demand. The third alt is going to be tailoring and engineering/alchemy (whichever the first didn't have). The 4th alt will probably be blacksmithing and inscription.
That said I actually think with the concentration system that dual gathering on the main might actually be the way to go. If your limited to only 1 or 2 really good crafts a day by concentration those being on the main make less sense.
There's a lot of different things that could go right but indeed also a lot that could go wrong based on timings for however you use any of these professions. Will be interested to see everything in full swing
people always buy potions and shit at the start especially when mythics open up everyone needs consumables and if theres another alchemist stone if you grind the recipe you can sell the transmutation i made half a mill in shadowlands off alchemy at the start of the xpac
@@ronaldwestbeal2269 Lots of interesting opportunities in TWW
@@ronaldwestbeal2269 It is more this time we have a much longer time before it opens up. Normally heroic normal and M+ opens up the same week. This time there is 2 weeks and then heroic raids and M0 opens up. M+ doesn't open up until 3 weeks in which means your going to see a lot less demand than normal. That is a pretty long time where your going to have very little demand. I still think it will be worthwhile, I probably will still have my main do alchemy, I expect to make a lot of gold from the transmutations.
Going mining and fishing.
I've enjoyed testing fishing on the beta, nice casual and relaxing thing to do. I'm excited to get into mining but also herbalism as a combo!! :D
I would only switch enchanting and blacksmithing.
Also the main drawback I find on Eng and Insc is that they are kinda complicated and cumbersome, requiring many intermediate materials which can be tedious and altogether turn off people from the profession. I know that can actually make the market better for those who do get into them but I guess I'm considering the accessibility
These are completely fair thoughts, it all mostly depends on the professions you enjoy for yourself anyways
Very informative. I’m coming back to retail after a long break (last played in early WoD) so I have been confused about how professions work and which are right for me. Thinking LW and enchanting on my shammy main and then will have several alts covering a variety of gathering and crafting professions to round it out. Also, phone!
Not bad ideas! but yea a break since WoD is certainly quite a while haha, lots has changed since then but welcome back to the game :D
Good tier list, I would probably swap tailoring and LW, because of bags, and swap herb and skinning as there will probably just be some OP group farms that will make it the best gathering profession
Profession bags being on Work Orders now just tilts me so that's why I made that choice haha. But yea most likely there's gonna be a lot of group farms but that makes you rely on other players and also on Blizzard to not nerf certain spots really quickly. My decision was based on experiences from previous expansions with that.
But absolutely fair point!!
Thanks for this list. Gives me much to think on going into TWW.
Great video and it cements my choices for profs on my main for TWW. I was Alch/Herb in DF and found Alchemy did not make very much gold at all.
I went the crafting route for Tailoring & Blacksmithing in DF as my main professions. And although I don't regret it completely, it was a lot of work. Messaging with people, arguing over pricing and then also walking them through how to actually get it to a max craft (ex: people didnt want to buy the tier 3 mats and didn't want to pay for me having to use insight.) I started inscription mid expac on an alt and maxed missives and treaties. I had a list of regular personal crafting orders every week for the treaties and the missives were a huge gold maker for me and way less hassle. I also finally maxed sophic devotion enchants towards the middle as well which was A HUGE money maker, but again a lot of work and a lot of points needed to get there.
I think I will be doing Tailoring (bags & gear) & Enchanting on my main, and then my first alt will have JC (new potential BIS piece again) and inscription. Basically to have gear crafting IF I WANT, but also be making some $ on the AH easily & quickly. I also made a TON from settings with JC too.
Having to spam tradechat and explain to people why i have the prices i have is just something i'm not interested in at all, so i'm gonna try to avoid work orders as much as possible
@@Zanzarful yeah or they say they are gunna send it then you just sit around waiting for them ugh lol
Really? Enchanting as a huge money maker? What do you consider huge? Before the HA consolidation I was doing 1-200k per raid night (tues weds thurs) profit arbitraging potions, is it that good of money?
TBH it kinda feels like the new AH killed 99.9% of markets.
@@NegativeNezzy If you think the new AH killed 99.9% of new markets, you're not paying attention
Thanks for the video. It helps a ton.
Great guide! I have one advice, though. Please put in timestamps so that the parts that are not so interesting can be skipped.
I have done so for some videos, just don't do it for all haha
Hi, thank you for the tier list :)
What would you rush first in enchant in order to be competitive and make a decent amount of gold quickly?
Thank you again :)
I'm personally going disenchanting and gleeful glamours. But if you wanna do enchants, i would probably rush weapon enchants
As always , thanks for your opinions !
Good vid, but this list looks quite accurate once you have max points, but for early game (1/2months) you have tailoring and JC on S tier, the reasons (besides all the cool stuff you mentioned) cloaks, necks and rings, every class needs em, LW early is bad, cause you can only focus in either Leather or mail, and you will only be able to craft a couple of crafted pieces early on (wich should be boots/wrists or belts, to avoid crafting tier slots) and most players wont be able to have 4 alts with LW or any given proffesion. BS also is kind of not great early on, cause you kind of gamble on which weapons/gear you can start crafting early on, alche and enchanting great all the way. Inscription should be tier B and i agree with engeneering
Hence my disclaimer at the beginning, there's so many variables for how people can use professions to make gold that it's impossible to make a completely and 100% fair tier list for every situation.
But yes the early game is quite different compared to when people are gonna max their professions out far into the expansion
The demand on Jewelry is absolutely nuts. I don't get how it's possible to put something above it. It clearly stands besides Enchanting which as almost the same huge demand.
Then, in A-Tier, not far behind those 2 but still a little bit behind, there is indeed others crafting professions (except engineering of course).
We can discuss about Inscription which is slightly behind A-Tier professions IMO. It can be between A and B but clearly above Engineering.
That said, there is absolutely no reasons to put herbalism in a different spot than mining or putting Cook above them. Only skinning is above these professions.
Finally, and even if they are at the bottom of the tier-list (which is their places), don't underestimate mining and herbalism. They can be a good gold income, especially at the start of an expansion.
Of course everything is based on personal objectives and goals, which is why i had my disclaimer at the start :p
You didn’t consider tailorers can do cloth farms. They are absolutely S tier and skinning is at least A tier in first month
Hence my disclaimer at the start, too many variables to always make it a 100% equal and fair list
Is it important to start the expansion with professions i wanna keep or can i level with 2 gathering ones and switch later and i wont miss anything?
I recommend starting with the professions you intend to keep, there's quite a lot of weekly rewards you need to keep up with to have your profession in a good spot. While there are catch-up systems in this expansion they don't catch you up 100%
You will waste knowledge points and, of course time. As Zanza said, there is no full catch-up system. You will be on late until the end and it will cost you a lot of money.
Hi! I'm new to retail (cataclysm player)
Does professions give anything special? (besides being able to make good gold ofc)
Like in cataclysm, profession gives increased stats and a couple of cool things.. is retail like that too?
Some Alchemy talents can increase the duration of your phials and flasks for example - otherwise you just have to get it from the items/consumeables that are crafted in each profession. They have changed quite a lot since Cata haha
ill think they removed after WoD the dps gain / Player power on professions. except 2 things: engineers ress (and exclusiv googles) and alchemy flask duration. in DF the engineer googles were pretty much never used due to tier set and the capped crafting amount items ( via sparks). the engineers ress will be available for every player (no profession needed). so thats gone. the last player power thats introduced in DF was the alchemy has a smol bonus on their flasks / pots like movement speed, taking less dmg... but at the end that nearly ever affect you - its rather a nice to have and not player power.
Been flipping basic ore on the ah with great success. Up 400k woooooo!
Great options this early to catch a bunch of early materials and flip them indeed
I like gathering but always run out of Dragon riding charges and have to build them up.
Also when u fly to a mode and it phases out that also wastes dragon riding charges.
Yea the weird despawn timers and lag early on does make it a little frustrating, i remember that from early DF. Good thing is you also have stable flying now if you want to swap it up
You totally phoned that video in…. Yet I enjoyed it. Leather working having two armour types is awesome but that’s also two full large trees which makes it less user friendly early on.
Tier lists are always hard to make completely fair so you just gotta draw the line somewhere to make it make sense xD But I also just made this video to talk about all the different professions in short terms so people could get an idea of what they wanna go for
@@Zanzarful just ignore me in general 🤪 You’re good bro.
Would you say that grabbing Herbalism with Alchemy is a better choice than Enchanting and Alchemy? I ask this because as a Mythic+ enjoyer, Im not out in the open world ALL that often, but I'd still like to be able to craft my own phials/pots for profit. I'm unsure if just making money via Enchanting and transferring it to Alchemy would be more beneficial than simply gathering my own mats.
If you think you will do more dungeons, raids and such than farm in the open world then enchanting is the better choice together with alchemy.
Not to say that gathering is bad but it does require a lot of dedicated time
@@Zanzarful sounds good! thanks mate
Great video. Thanks for sharing... Phone
@Zanzarful The question is, when TWW comes out, will the professions be reset or will they remain unlocked the same way?
DF professions have nothing to do with TWW professions
I would have put engineering definetly higher..there is a new gold sink mount, and a lot of toys (i have earned like hundreds of thousands of gold selling these early in DF - despite recipes are RNG no way every crafter gets the same recipes, so "bad" recipes are not exists early on) - my humble opinion 😊
The mount is great for sure! I didn't place engineering higher because of the consumeables (tinker bombs) being unpredictable as to whether or not they will be great, that was the main decider for me.
The problem with rng recipes is if you want to go for a specific build that can really screw you over :p
But you are right some crafters are bound to get really lucky haha
@@Zanzarful I didnt play on the beta, so i might be wrong, but the recipes you learn from inventing are the ones you specialize in the tree, so if you go, for example toy knowledge points, you will learn toy recipes only.. i would never take engi just for making bombs anyways (they are always the worst consumables compaired to flask/pots etc. and they always share the same cooldown), but only for crafting miscellinious stuffs like mounts or toys.
@@opmami You can specialize certainly, but it's still RNG to some extent, similar to experimentation in Alchemy
Phone 🤣 Guild work orders are great for my alts. I hate that some profession gear is locked behind engineering’s RNG.
Yea it's unfortunate with the RNG, i like some RNG just not multi layered xD
I am lazy, so I always pick herbing/mining on all my characters, makes me enough gold for everything I need. xD
Well picking something you enjoy is the main goal anyways :D
I plan to stick with one character through the expansion, so which combination do you think would work best for that? Side note I would like to have a gathering and crafting profession, thanks for the great video!
Personally I would probably pick Mining and Blacksmithing, Alchemy and Herbalism or Leatherworking and Skinning if that's the case. Those 3 are all good options if you want to stick with 1 character and 2 primary professions
@@airoun Yea being able to make stuff for yourself is even better
@@airoun Since you want to stick with 1 charackter i assume that you are fairly new to the game so i just wanted to give you a heads up when it comes to skinning. Thats usually done in groups of up to 10 people who hyperspawn mobs and skin 100x more per minute then you ever could solo. So leather is usually the cheapest material.
I highly suggest you use a second char that has Mining and herbalism, you dont need to play him much but you can use him to fly around and gather nodes from both professions. Especially at the start of an expansion these raw materials can net a new player a fair amount of gold.
@@Pr0vidence555 thanks for the advice! Yeah I started about a month ago lol so it’s been a lot trying to get into the professions. I actually ended up swapping off of a gathering all together though. I ended up going with alchemy and tailoring. I realized tailoring was sort of its own gathering and since I’d be killing a lot of enemies for a while it would add up
@@airoun Well it certainly wont hurt!
Will give you a nice amount of leather on the side, and they often bring in fun stuff for skinning that is Timegated and brings a lot of money like the obsidian cobraskin from dragonflight.
okay so the new stat concentration, is it not a 1:1 on missing skill for next rank and the amount of concentration u need to spend? for example on live now im 225/425 on sophic devotion on my alt so i figure okay gonna take 200 conenctration but it takes 460??
Yea the actual amounts shown on the UI and however much it takes is not always 100% accurate, but that's not intended and also an issue on beta unfortunately. I hope they fix it before TWW goes live at least
Enchanting/tailoring looking strong, mage army lfg!
My 2 favorite professions!! :D
engineering has bombs that buff 5 party members or damage 5 mobs which cd is separated from potions. I think engineering should only for that reason be A/S tier.
Likely that those bombs turn out really good indeed, But we don't know good just yet but it could bring the profession up to a higher rank if they are
@@Zanzarful fair but hopium 🤪
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I only play a main (mage), no alts. Would you recommend tailor/enchant or herby/alchy? Thank you!
Both are gonna be great options for very different reasons, I am very biased tho because tailoring and enchanting has been my favorite 2 professions for many years
i have a question; will the creation of Blasphemite have a daily cap?
No! but there are ways to make them a little cheaper that does have a daily cooldown
Great vid as always! Phone!
So you put mining and herbalism in the lowest tier, is that because they're the least interesting or the least profitable?
I talked about it in the video, but the reason they have some of the lowest tiers is because they are limited in terms of how much you can farm every hour. Crafting professions have way more potential because of how many markets you can cover and how many items you can buy/sell/craft on the auction house or make for others on the work order system in the same amount of time.
That doesn't mean the profession isn't interesting or fun or you can't make gold, it just cannot compete with another system like crafting that outperforms it at every turn.
But that just depends on what you wanna do and how much gold you have to start. BUT! focus on what you enjoy doing in the game, because if you do something that you hate you will just burnout and maybe quit making gold, which just makes whatever reason something is good completely pointless
Disagree with LW especially for long term. Crafted gear tends to only be useful early in the expansion.
Crafted gear has it's momements certainly, especially for really good periods but every major patch/new season in DF was great for crafted gear and they are going for the same system pretty much.
And then you have materials + profession gear to also craft to branch out.
A lot of these professions are really close tho in my mind
@@Zanzarful yeah, don't disagree it's not good. Just wouldn't put it in S tier personally
Hi, what you think that i have to do in first days of expansion to get the maximun gold amount? Accept any advice, thanks :D
Hard to say what will make the ''maximum'' amount of gold, you just have to play the game and use professions however you see fit because there's gold everywhere.
If you don't have much gold atm i would go for farming/gathering professions since they just require your time and going out gathering and or farming materials from mobs.
Crafting professions do require a little bit of gold to buy the required materials and or recipes to skill up your profession
@@Zanzarful Ty so much for the answer :D
Hello, new subscriber here. Your videos are encouraging me to enter this world of professions. I usually play CE raiding and so I would like to know if there is any profession that benefits more from high ilvl, I imagine skinning and tailoring? On the other hand, the alt armies mentioned in these videos, is there a recommended ilvl requirement? Thanks to whoever can answer.
High ilvl helps with anything farming related with mobs, that includes Tailoring, Inscription, Skinning and Enchanting mostly - those all have different niches that are good for raiders to get into. You could also go for Alchemy to increase the duration of phials and flasks by 100%
@@Zanzarful yeah, a lot of raiders go for Alchemy because of the phial time extension and high gear is great for farming.
@@SamMathewsOfficial Yea, I'm actually working on a video going over different spec builds and choices for professions for PVE gamers
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Pretty much agree with the list. I am only running 5 characters this time around with all the professions engaged except to skinning. I will not be focusing on weapons and armor - can't stand being in trade chat. Would be good if someone took a long look at the impact of pvp in professions though. Ironically, I main a pvp character, so I'm looking forward to rated single queue RBG's where I can pick up quite a bit of honor for recipes and then feed them to my crafters eg the bloodstones for JC. I wonder if there is any significant gold to be made here. Time will tell.
PVP certainly impacts professions quite a lot, since I don't do much of it, i've only ever flipped the recipes and or used them for first crafts mainly in DF. But yea same as you I hate having to deal with the tradechat all day long and work orders so i'm gonna try as much as possible to not do any of them
by any chance do you which professions will have a daily cooldown with good profits? i have few alts
Hard to say which one will have the most profits, but Alchemy and Tailoring both have great daily cd potential recipes so i would probably go for those. Additionally keep in mind everything that is impacted by concentration (anything with a quality tier) becomes a daily cd since concentration is a timegated finite resource
@@Zanzarful thanks man, ill probably go for those
I have 30 characters, what kind of Professions do you recommend?
Just depends on you really! There's lots of options for alts because of concentration making almost technically everything with a quality on it a daily CD. I'm personally going for a lot of duplicates of Alchemy and Tailoring tho
What would be the best professions for a prot paladin?
If you want to make gear for yourself --> Blacksmithing.
You could also go for making your own consumables or something like enchants --> Alchemy/Enchanting
Just depends on the type of content you do
Might go herbalism + skinning on my druid and LW + Alch on Hunter
Not bad combos at all! :D
always combine herbalism with mining so you can get 2x the nodes on your gathering runs.
Mining and herbalism is the usual combo people go for indeed, but picking whatever professions you enjoy should be a priority (unless you just want gold and don't care about having fun while getting it lol)
@@Zanzarful you could get the gear from LW from workorders, right? I was just thinking about about pairing it with skinning to save gold. Do you think herb + mining will be better on the druid? Atleast in the beginning
@@mayern1844 herbalism and mining is the best combo for gathering professions, since if you follow farming routes you will get herbs and ore.
But yes you can get the gear from LW work orders
yo i want ur opinion between mining enge and mining jewlcrafting i know mining itself will be insane golds depending of wich ore will be the most use but after that i need a main profession so i would like ur opinion on this .
Engineering and Jewelcrafting both have great options for making gold. I personally enjoy Jewelcrafting more because it's a little more straightforward. Engineering does offer more variety for markets you can get into.
Just gotta pick based on what you want to do, there's lots of gold to be made in both
@@Zanzarful okay thanks yeah prob gonna grab mining enge and make alot of golds with mining early cuz i know the ore that will be the most used in golden will cost a shit load on AH
@@Zanzarful i was wondering aswell what do u think about hunter early rushing tailloring to get extra cloth on the huma to make alot of golds to ?
@@Psylo94 Any long range classes will be great for that purpose
@@Zanzarful hunter barrage just op asf u tag all the mobs lmao
Watching this on my phone
herbalists and miners will make bank.
For sure if you spend the time gathering! Expansion launches are always great for gathering
Alchemy is king every single expansion
Certainly a banger in the most recent ones for sure
Herbs
Fucking “Herbs”
However much pronunciation goes into the H depends on where you're from, but I get what you mean and I do say it with almost no H at all haha
@@Zanzarful all I heard was Erbs 😂 think it was around the 2 minute mark was erbs back to back and my soul left my body 😂
@@YTLGames I apologize for my bad habits xD
Sounds like an eastern Canadian Gamer..lol
@@scramman Not sure about YTLGames there but I am pretty far away from being Canadian haha - i'm from Denmark :D
your talking points are great. but the ranking is bull#### (and on top the "most gold" clickbait) like:
-> enchanting is S because of enchants (yeah duh since legion there no profits in enchanting, maybe 1g here and there.. nothing big as profit after skilling), the crests are good when the ressourcefullness or tip is decent, still you wont break even. 3rd the transmogg could be ok-but again i doubt you will make a big amount of money of that, similar to disenchanting. so i would rate it around engineering - its a nice to have but you wont make a decent profit.
-> blacksmith is worse than LW ? both have a ton of skillpoints, both craft 2 types of gear (leather+mail) and (plate and weapons) .. both craft materials.. leather. then also there are the crafting tools. so it should at least equal to LW. for me i only made from all professions the most gold in blacksmithing, mostly because at addon begin the weapon craft tips where up to 50k each (up to 15min of my time to explain everything to customers)
Just depends on how much effort is put into every crafting profession really, you can get so much gold from every profession in a ton of different markets.
Enchants were absolutely insane in DF, especially if you were ahead of others.
I also base some of it on versatility of the profession and Enchanting has a lot of that. But also they are incredibly close to each other not all of them were easy to decide on.
You are right that blacksmithing also covers weapons, but the downside to that is based on what I saw in DF with weapons usually not getting prioritized for crafts compared to gear for most classes. I expect that to happen again in TWW.
But yea work orders have huge potential to be worth tons of gold, especially because of inspiration now too
But that's also what my disclaimer at the beginning of the video is for haha
Its a waste of time to talk about the Gathering professions. I rate them based on which one is needed the most by others.
Ah completely completely exclude or don't talk about a profession in the game on a professions tier list... this seems smart
@@Zanzarful Has a gathering Profession ever been "TOP" over a crafting profession.
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LOL ALCHEMY FIRST WTF AM I SEEING HAHAHAHAA
What would you put as your first pick? I think Alchemy deserves the top spot for TWW and at least very close to the top - but it is pretty close between the top contenders in my list
Nice research fellow illuminati researcher.
Not entirely sure what this is supposed to mean O.o
@@Zanzarful nice research into the professions
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Every... EVERY! start of the expansion people with herb/mining/skining making millions of gold in the weeks. The dude put it in the D and C tiers. (facepalm) And the reason to put leatherworking in the S tier is that it can make leather and mail xDDDDDDDDDD. YOU HAVE NO **** IDEA what you are talking about. The tier list is so bad. Wowhead promotes this video on the main page...
If you listened to the video you would understand why the tier list is the way that it is.
It's not to say you can't make millions of gold through herb/mining/skinning in the first couple of weeks but you are limited to however much you can farm per hour.
For crafting this is not the case, you can craft way more than you will ever be able sell even with multiple accounts all crafting.
Not agree but goodluck
Might I ask what you don't agree with? The point of this video is to have fun with tier lists but also get conversations started around professions for TWW
With your whole video and tier i dont agree ? Why people take it hard always in disagreeing?
@@AmirMuhammadKarimi-rv6ml I'm not taking it in a bad way, i'm just asking because I like having conversations with people about critique and their opinions around my content but also share opinions and strategies for something like professions in TWW.
But fair enough
If u wanted discussion u wouldnt reply like that and if its fun so no reason to talk for strategy 😄💙 Gl i also like some of your videos but not this one 👌
@@AmirMuhammadKarimi-rv6ml Maybe i'm just not explaining myself in a proper way with how writing messages work compared to talking about something. But fair enough :D
You could have put more effort into your list, question is why you didn't.
You can always put more effort into anything you do, question is, when is it too much? hence why I explained at the beginning of the video with my disclaimer that I can't get in-depth for every profession because it's still pre-expansion and I don't want the video to be multiple hours long. The purpose of the video is 1. for fun and 2. to get conversations started and get people thinking about what they want to do or maybe give people new ideas for what to go for.
Another thing I want to add, I make content based on what I'm interested in hearing about or what community members ask for, sure I could've written a script, made awesome visual aids and segmented chapters and more in-depth explanations for every profession. But that also lowers output for other interesting topics or things I want to work on. It can never be perfect
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P.S Going golden combo wombo - Tailoring 🪡 and Disenchanting
Lovely combo indeed! my main will have that
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