Great vid Cerny, these are easy methods for everyone to make gold! While were on the topic of making money, what I've found to be fairly lucrative is farming Telvar and buying Hakeijo's to sell on the GT they typically go for 90-100k, you can also use Telvar to by PA if you wanna try rolling the dice to get an Icestaff which goes for2-7 mil depending on the trait. Also farming and selling curated weapon drops of BIS items used by vTrial Raiders will get you millions! This of course depends on the weapon in question, DSA and BRP Perfected Healing Staves, Coral, Whorl and Rel perfected Dagger all go for 5+ mil. Also selling BRP 1-50 leveling runs will net you 2-3 mil. Most of these methods take time, research and expertise but all are very doable and highly rewarding.
Cheers buddy, always great to hear from you. You're absolutely right, great suggestions. I've farmed a lot of tel var in my time and I can agree its a great source. Everyone needs those hakeijo sooner or later. Just don't get ganked!
All MMOs have a steeper learning curve than most games, but it isn't always as complicated as it seems at first. This game is actually a lot simpler than most of its kind. You'll get it =)
@@CernyGamingdude facts. When I first started I was so overwhelmed, a month later I feel like there's only 1 or 2 things in the game that I don't know about
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hey I am a newbie at eso, do you have tips on how to get tempering alloy I am not sure if its worth trying to get it with refining as the drop rate is low right? Do you always need 20 for the legendary upgrade or can you decrease the cost somehow?
Hi there! Welcome to ESO. First thing's first, do NOT spend 20 tempering alloys on a single item. Get some skill points, go to the Blacksmithing skill line, and start filling out those skills. I believe the particular one you need for this is called Temper Expertise. When you've filled it out, you should only need 8 Tempering Alloy to improve one item. As for how to get it, you have three ways. The first is buy it from guild stores, but that is expensive. The second is to do your daily crafting writs every day on every character with a fully fleshed out Blacksmithing skill line for a chance drop. The third is to farm absolutely loads of metal resources - rubedite ore and the like - and refine them. Every 10 you refine will give you ready to use rubedite ingots, plus a chance of upgrade materials, including tempering alloys. You MUST have the Metal Extraction Blacksmithing perk maxed out for this. Surveys help. Hope this helped buddy, good luck!
I’m still new and just getting started on the crafting side of things, can you explain what you mean by writ payouts scaling to the perks on each skill line means? Is that how high levelled your provisioning/blacksmithing etc skills are? Or is there actual perks on each of them I need to look out for? Sorry this is very overwhelming for noobies like me i may need a very dumbed down version 😂
@@lewisjohn1771 Bragging. TL;DR, his tutorial to become rich: 1) Be rich. 2) Use your riches to max crafting on 20 characters (toons). 3) Do daily crafting. 4) After a month, you are back at balance 0 (considering the leveling material cost). 5) From there, your next daily craftings on 20 maxed chars give you 200k a day and you can brag about it on the interwebz.
Become a master crafter and sell your services to others that need gear made, you can also farm infinite archive for archival fortunes and buy provisioning bags for 2000 ea you have the chance to get gold provisioning materials like perfect roe aetherial dust diminished aetherial dust ruby blossom extract and a few others that are worth alot of gold but that requires good rng 😂
PVP cant be a thing for some of us because most of our levels arent over 1000 as alot of these players have no lives players like myself level under 50 will be completely murdered so sure do what this guy says if u want to be laughed at on the mic or get very little money for going on collecting runs, guys like this arent trying to help you they are sending u on collecting runs laughing, best way to get money is parking your character in Bars queing in for long dungeon runs if your a healing class you can sit back & heal your party high level players love healers even low level ones are very protected, high level dungeon runners arent there for coin or low level weapons/armor pieces just collect them all and you'll be fine as high level dungeon runners are only looking for the boss fights and boss exp
That is only one suggestion in this video. As a PvE only player, you are welcome to use the suggestion that I clearly stated was the most productive - crafting writs. PvP exists in this game. People talking about that PvP is not an insult towards those who can't or won't do PvP. That notwithstanding, I didn't want to exclude PvE players, which is why most suggestions in this video are open to all players.
@@CernyGaming my comment is only saying for those that dont want to pvp or shouldnt till past level 100 will get murdered like a fly on the wall as you kind of heavily suggested to go pvp knowing these days most people are past level 100 or up to level 1000 walking tanks you should do a video on pvp who should start it and what level is good to start it cause pvp isnt for low levels
That's a great suggestion, and coincidentally I have some PvP related material coming up soon. This will include the best classes to choose, how to build a character from scratch with eventual PvP in mind, some tutorials, things like that. Hopefully that will help! There's a steep learning curve to PvP in ESO, so that suggestion in my video was just to give PvPers an option for making quick gold as well rather than just everyone else.@@TheGamingZone-
I play PvP at a jittery 300ms and wreck most enemies in BGs, and I've been winning since I hit CP 200 or so. The stat threshold that "nolifers" enjoy being above with their CP only applies to PvP modes that allow CPs to function. Battlegrounds is one of the modes that DISABLES CP. Only proc sets may work in BGs. And in Cyrodiil and IC there's a whole NoCP instance that also doesn't allow proc sets which means that enemies won't just burst you with some insane set right away. While ZOS has a lot to address to make PvP fun for everyone, I think it's still in a state where anyone can get in and have a bit of fun. The main thing holding newbies back is a proper build. PvP is a resource expensive hobby because of the extra sets you need to craft, but it's well worth it. Note that I haven't said anything about making money with PvP yet because as this video mentioned, you have to master PvP to truly make bank off of it. And if you love your method of farming, time will fly, and that's the most important part. Pro Tip: if you farm IC, find yourself a small group, or at the very least a duo. And if possible, play during the off hours of the server. Your odds are much better against gankers that way.
i just started playing again and i had 2mil ap and spent that all on dawn prism :D thanks so much dude
That'll be some nice steady income for a while!
Great vid Cerny, these are easy methods for everyone to make gold!
While were on the topic of making money, what I've found to be fairly lucrative is farming Telvar and buying Hakeijo's to sell on the GT they typically go for 90-100k, you can also use Telvar to by PA if you wanna try rolling the dice to get an Icestaff which goes for2-7 mil depending on the trait. Also farming and selling curated weapon drops of BIS items used by vTrial Raiders will get you millions! This of course depends on the weapon in question, DSA and BRP Perfected Healing Staves, Coral, Whorl and Rel perfected Dagger all go for 5+ mil. Also selling BRP 1-50 leveling runs will net you 2-3 mil. Most of these methods take time, research and expertise but all are very doable and highly rewarding.
Cheers buddy, always great to hear from you.
You're absolutely right, great suggestions. I've farmed a lot of tel var in my time and I can agree its a great source. Everyone needs those hakeijo sooner or later. Just don't get ganked!
You can go to the forgotten crypt and follow a route that will yield you some money
Jeez thanks this game is been a headache slowly learning.😂
All MMOs have a steeper learning curve than most games, but it isn't always as complicated as it seems at first. This game is actually a lot simpler than most of its kind. You'll get it =)
@@CernyGamingdude facts. When I first started I was so overwhelmed, a month later I feel like there's only 1 or 2 things in the game that I don't know about
Awesome video thank you. The economy and selling items for profit is really fun
My partner plays ESO just for the farming and selling - it's very good in this game
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I finally know where to spend my AP. Thank you!
Happy to help!
hey I am a newbie at eso, do you have tips on how to get tempering alloy I am not sure if its worth trying to get it with refining as the drop rate is low right? Do you always need 20 for the legendary upgrade or can you decrease the cost somehow?
Hi there! Welcome to ESO.
First thing's first, do NOT spend 20 tempering alloys on a single item. Get some skill points, go to the Blacksmithing skill line, and start filling out those skills. I believe the particular one you need for this is called Temper Expertise. When you've filled it out, you should only need 8 Tempering Alloy to improve one item.
As for how to get it, you have three ways. The first is buy it from guild stores, but that is expensive. The second is to do your daily crafting writs every day on every character with a fully fleshed out Blacksmithing skill line for a chance drop. The third is to farm absolutely loads of metal resources - rubedite ore and the like - and refine them. Every 10 you refine will give you ready to use rubedite ingots, plus a chance of upgrade materials, including tempering alloys. You MUST have the Metal Extraction Blacksmithing perk maxed out for this. Surveys help.
Hope this helped buddy, good luck!
@@CernyGaming thanks for the extensive answer. You gained a new sub with me for sure :)
Keep it up with the videos 😊✌️
@@Z800_ Hey thanks buddy, I appreciate that a lot!
I’m still new and just getting started on the crafting side of things, can you explain what you mean by writ payouts scaling to the perks on each skill line means? Is that how high levelled your provisioning/blacksmithing etc skills are? Or is there actual perks on each of them I need to look out for? Sorry this is very overwhelming for noobies like me i may need a very dumbed down version 😂
@@kearonluka9642she don’t want you bro keep it moving
I have a legendary jewelry 635 writ voucher how much would that self for?
Prolly 3-4 million advertise in zone chats
@@ethanparker2962 on Xbox?
Hi everyone and thanks 4 great video👍💖😂
Writs every day on 20 toons provides all the in game wealth ill ever need 200-400 k per day
Absolutely the best way, hands down. It doesn't even take long if you have a good stock of basic materials.
Wym by toons?
@@lewisjohn1771 characters, alts
@@lewisjohn1771 Bragging. TL;DR, his tutorial to become rich:
1) Be rich.
2) Use your riches to max crafting on 20 characters (toons).
3) Do daily crafting.
4) After a month, you are back at balance 0 (considering the leveling material cost).
5) From there, your next daily craftings on 20 maxed chars give you 200k a day and you can brag about it on the interwebz.
Characters
Where are you ?
Vivec City in Vvardenfel. Best place for crafting by far. Everything is super close together.
Become a master crafter and sell your services to others that need gear made, you can also farm infinite archive for archival fortunes and buy provisioning bags for 2000 ea you have the chance to get gold provisioning materials like perfect roe aetherial dust diminished aetherial dust ruby blossom extract and a few others that are worth alot of gold but that requires good rng 😂
You mean the master crafters who stop contacting you as soon as you tell them what you want and the price is fixed?
RMT, quicker than any guide!!!!!!
Im still so lost after this😢
Don't worry buddy, MMOs are like that. Just keep at it and it'll all make sense as you go. Ask your fellow players, it's a great community!
@@CernyGaming I've tried and get no responses anywhere 😅
PVP cant be a thing for some of us because most of our levels arent over 1000 as alot of these players have no lives
players like myself level under 50 will be completely murdered so sure do what this guy says if u want to be laughed
at on the mic or get very little money for going on collecting runs, guys like this arent trying to help you they are sending
u on collecting runs laughing, best way to get money is parking your character in Bars queing in for long dungeon runs
if your a healing class you can sit back & heal your party high level players love healers even low level ones are very
protected, high level dungeon runners arent there for coin or low level weapons/armor pieces just collect them all
and you'll be fine as high level dungeon runners are only looking for the boss fights and boss exp
That is only one suggestion in this video. As a PvE only player, you are welcome to use the suggestion that I clearly stated was the most productive - crafting writs.
PvP exists in this game. People talking about that PvP is not an insult towards those who can't or won't do PvP. That notwithstanding, I didn't want to exclude PvE players, which is why most suggestions in this video are open to all players.
@@CernyGaming my comment is only saying for those that dont want to pvp or shouldnt till past level 100 will get murdered like a fly on the wall as you kind of heavily suggested to go pvp knowing these days most people are past level 100 or up to level 1000 walking tanks you should do a video on pvp who should start it and what level is good to start it cause pvp isnt for low levels
That's a great suggestion, and coincidentally I have some PvP related material coming up soon. This will include the best classes to choose, how to build a character from scratch with eventual PvP in mind, some tutorials, things like that. Hopefully that will help! There's a steep learning curve to PvP in ESO, so that suggestion in my video was just to give PvPers an option for making quick gold as well rather than just everyone else.@@TheGamingZone-
@@TheGamingZone-you shouldn’t be needing to grind for money till your at that point anyways
I play PvP at a jittery 300ms and wreck most enemies in BGs, and I've been winning since I hit CP 200 or so. The stat threshold that "nolifers" enjoy being above with their CP only applies to PvP modes that allow CPs to function. Battlegrounds is one of the modes that DISABLES CP. Only proc sets may work in BGs. And in Cyrodiil and IC there's a whole NoCP instance that also doesn't allow proc sets which means that enemies won't just burst you with some insane set right away.
While ZOS has a lot to address to make PvP fun for everyone, I think it's still in a state where anyone can get in and have a bit of fun. The main thing holding newbies back is a proper build. PvP is a resource expensive hobby because of the extra sets you need to craft, but it's well worth it. Note that I haven't said anything about making money with PvP yet because as this video mentioned, you have to master PvP to truly make bank off of it. And if you love your method of farming, time will fly, and that's the most important part.
Pro Tip: if you farm IC, find yourself a small group, or at the very least a duo. And if possible, play during the off hours of the server. Your odds are much better against gankers that way.