@@TheRosswise lol no, they catered to hardcore raiders and pvp for 15 years. dumbing professions down to stop them being too strong and necessary for cutting edge like they are in vanilla.
@@ungface How is making the game faceroll easy catering to hardcore raiders and pvp? I could see the argument of catering to raiders in vanilla and BC, but after that it was ALL lowest common denominator.
@@TheRosswise they made professions (and other parts of the game) easy and streamlined in order to cater to pvpers who wanted everything fair and hardcore raiders who want less things outside of raiding to matter, because these are the loudest groups. They didnt make the game easier. Mythic azshara is as hard as anything theyve ever done
@@TheRosswise aaah look, another fanatic viewing classic through rose-tinted goggles to the exclusion of facts. Im actually laughing at how wrong you are saying retail wow caters to casuals when mythic difficulty raids far outweigh anything in vanilla. Im guessing you think its geared for casuals because your so terrible at the game you cant get an invite to even a normal difficulty raid and are stuck facerolling lfr. Grow up
I knew most of the info here and just watched from classic addiction so I had a laugh when you mentioned it at the end. Never knew about the high skill items for leatherworking though.
With Engineering on the Horde side, you can spam out Deadly Blunderbuss and make an absolute KILLING on the AH. They're needed in a quest chain in Ashenvale that leads to a selection of blue items.
Smoking heart of - - Hey, i didn't know that was a thing. And i *do* plan on being both a feral tank and an enchanter. Now i have one more reason to stay the course. On that note - i love how rare and varied trinkets are in vanilla. In current they are dime a dozen and provide minor stat increases, often even without proc. As someone who first got on retail during cataclysm prepatch i'm itching to experience vanilla content as it was meant to be.
Once upon a time I tought: Wouldn't enchanting vellums be a great idea facilitating the way you can buy/sell enchants without the hassle of needing to track people down. Boy did I not expect how stuff like this really brought a server together, making it a true social game and not a game you log on and play solo.
What's the ambient music score in the background? If there are different pieces of music playing at different points, which one was playing during the Engineering portion?
@@WillEmmo thanks a million! I just now saw your reply, have been stuck into your vids for about 2hrs now... I am in California and, I hope you can understand this... I am too pumped for 1500hrs my time to sleep!!!
Bro, I was torn on what I should do, as I rolled a lock. I went alch and herb just cause I like have having pots and flasks. But now I may end up going Tailoring etc..
I know as a dwarf hunter i should be doing engineering but i see a good amount of gold to be had in alchemy since that and herbalism will probably be the least chosen of the other professions. Plus it it pairs with first aid since hunters dont have access to healing in vanilla from what i know.
WillE If you keep going like this, I think you’ll hit 100+k easy in no more than 6 months, it’s great content, I don’t see why people aren’t subbing. Maybe you should push the idea a bit more aggressively
Want to do enchanting but unless you know you are going to have purples funneled to you at end game by a guild to get nexus crystals I dont see the point. Think I'll go tailoring/skinning maybe drop skinning at 60 for someone else.
I think I'll go tailoring and herbalism, drop tailoring after crafting archmage robe at 60 and picking up enchanting, then after I have a good amount of money I'll drop herbalism and pick up engineering
Personal Note: Engineering (Especially since it's near essential for gnomes) is the best for Rogues Professions besides Herbalism, Leather Working is tail end last for rogues due to it's lack of any class specific items created for them and the mail armor selection for Shamans and Hunters, as Blacksmithing's end game was for Warriors and Paladins Leatherworking was the best Hunter and Shaman end game profession, in edition rogues benefitted from the engineering trinkets that summoned the whelpings are they would hold aggro off the rogue in lvling, and Ravenholdt's special engineering schematics, (and the bloodvine lens). while rogues could run leatherworking it was more pointless in endgame due to raid tier sets and weapons making most of leatherworking gear useless for rogues excluding the onyxian scale cloak for Nefarian.
LVP Sarah Well...only stealing half your idea. I’ll level skinning but each mining node will be like a TV on Black Friday. Engineering mats may just have to be bought 😓
I want engineering + tailoring at endgame for my mage. Is it a good idea to take skinning off the bat to get gold while lvling or should i get engineering right away instead?
Lvling tailoring is quite simple, and farming cloth is fast and easy since it comes from humanoids, dropping tailoring after you have your robe is actually something many plan on doing since it has almost no use at all until phase4 (Bloodvine set), and again, lvling tailoring is easy and simple, a few hours at lvl 60 is all you need to go from 1-300 unless the mobs are being farmed by someone else, sure beats sitting on tailoring for 1+ year with almost no use other than making 16slot bags. To make any good money as a tailor you need to be a guilds tailor, and even then you need to constantly spam the trade channel.
this video convinced me to forget about tailoring an enchanting on my mage and level up engineering. maybe i can level Tailoring and enchanting on another character.
I would recommend lvling a profession that your character benefits from if you are lvling to 60. Engineering is difficult to lvl and takes more time then the other proffessions. I would save it until 60 where money isn't hard to come by. Like a rogue would benefit more from leatherworking than engineering while lvling because he can upgrade his gear and increase his armor. Specifically in classic. Im just saying get something that will improve you and help you survive longer while lvling and then get the cool proffesions. And you can always make an alt to farm the mats for if you plan for your main to have 2 primary professions like engineering and alchemy.
@@martij30 oh... ok thanks ! cause i was wondering if i could keep engeneering on my main and still find recipes for my alts. It has been so many years that i can't remember anymore how it exactly worked back then.
Great video WillE, was wondering. I'm considering going with Mining + Skinning as a rogue so I can sell mats on AH for gold and give my Devilsaur leather to a leatherworker to craft them for me as they are BoE. Do you think this path could work? I dont really want to level up leatherworking for anything other then Devilsaur and I feel like this will give me more gold i can use on enchants, etc.
So you can only choose 2 main production / gathering professions. Production professions are engineering/leatherwork/enchant/tailoring/blacksmith/alchemy and gathering being mining/skinning/herbalism. then you can learn all of the secondary professions being cooking fishing and first aid. So with production/gathering proffs you'd normally pick two that compliment each other like alchemy and herb or skinning and leatherwork. The only exceptions being tailoring and enchanting as tailoring you get a lot of materials from drops (but might need the odd bit of skin here and therr) and enchanting you get majority of materials from disenchanting green/blue gear from drops or quests or dungeons (but the odd mining bar might be required for some things).
A spreadsheet that helps by showing what you'll get from disenchanting. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ojV1nLHZkmB4Jmce_fbTTGI_i608vWeUp32q0QbCvE4/edit?usp=sharing Hope it helps!
There's something a don't understand yet(haven't played WoW in years). WoW classic is going to arrive finally, but will it include all the new races and skills and that stuff up until WoW BfA? or will it be just how the game used to be before all of that?
engineering i know everyone says that, but for prot is specially good, grenades and sapper charges help with aoe tanking there is a nice shield with reflect damage that helps you also get the mortar and other tools
I can't recall if classic will have the stamina boost you get from Mining. If it does, then that for sure. Then Blacksmithing or Engineering to complement it. Your call.
How much do you think Alchemy/Herb vs Enchanting/Tailor matters on a main (warlock)? I'm conflicted between the raid boost I get from tailor (Warlock and robe + the crafted ZG set for hit) vs making lots of passive cash with alchemy (transmute and being able to auction). I simply can't figure out just how much of a boost tailor gives me to warrant it as I've never played a warlock in vanilla. Another youtuber I asked made a valid point that Alchemy provides a lot of its benefits even as an alt because you dont HAVE to get the flasks cause so many of the other frequently used consumables are available from vendors and trainers, but isn't the same kind of true for enchanting? Just 24 hours left and I simply can't decide lol
Confirmed why I already was going engineer for pvp. Was gonna do mining / skinning for gold, but looking at the ah prices of low level mats doesn't seem worth it atm. Gathering prob wont br a good money maker till people are 60 and start power leveling profs.
Anytime I level a caster first I always go for the enchanting/tailoring combo. You get bags, can make your own gear, including wands, and can make some decent money. Alternatively you could go tailoring/any gathering and just buy wands on the ah and sell tailoring greens
Well, you could also buy your weapons once you need an upgrade, or get them from a quest. Going through the hassle of leveling a profession whilst going to 60 is quite hard to manage.
Isn't it best to level them as you're leveling, since you won't have to go trough the hassle of going trough the starting zones again to level your professions?
@@mel_6386 It would be, but it doesn't work like that. Especially on launch. You would outlevel a zone before your profession is high enough to go to a next zone. So in a perfect world, yes that would be better. But it probably won't work.
Matthew the guilds trying to get world first or rag down in as fast as possible are going to be consuming as fast as people generate mats. Nodes are not shared like they are in live. Horde has a severe lack of copper nodes in the barrens. It won’t be an issue
If only there was a better word than "production". A word that has maybe been used for 15 years. Something like idk. What could it be. You craft stuff with it, but I cant figure out an adjective to fit that.
Alchemy: 1:33
Enchanting: 4:07
Engineering: 7:48
Tailoring: 12:31
Leatherworking: 15:14
Blacksmithing: 18:01
instablaster.
Perfect, just made a coffee. Wish you all guys amazing Classic experience.
Man watching this makes me wonder, how did Blizz go so wrong with professions on current wow?!?!
They catered to the lowest common denominator for the better part of 15 years.
@@TheRosswise lol no, they catered to hardcore raiders and pvp for 15 years. dumbing professions down to stop them being too strong and necessary for cutting edge like they are in vanilla.
@@ungface How is making the game faceroll easy catering to hardcore raiders and pvp? I could see the argument of catering to raiders in vanilla and BC, but after that it was ALL lowest common denominator.
@@TheRosswise they made professions (and other parts of the game) easy and streamlined in order to cater to pvpers who wanted everything fair and hardcore raiders who want less things outside of raiding to matter, because these are the loudest groups.
They didnt make the game easier. Mythic azshara is as hard as anything theyve ever done
@@TheRosswise aaah look, another fanatic viewing classic through rose-tinted goggles to the exclusion of facts. Im actually laughing at how wrong you are saying retail wow caters to casuals when mythic difficulty raids far outweigh anything in vanilla. Im guessing you think its geared for casuals because your so terrible at the game you cant get an invite to even a normal difficulty raid and are stuck facerolling lfr. Grow up
Just 24 hours left until launch. My body and mind is ready.
Get it ready for a potential 5 hour queue.
I have never felt so ready to throw away my social life (once again). I'm not even sorry about it.
Are ready
Im ready. Ready to play my Undead Rogue...or my Orc Warrior...or Troll Priest...
Wait.
Je Na haha same boat bro...
I’m a warlock
Imma mage
Imma rogue
Imma priest!
I knew most of the info here and just watched from classic addiction so I had a laugh when you mentioned it at the end. Never knew about the high skill items for leatherworking though.
With Engineering on the Horde side, you can spam out Deadly Blunderbuss and make an absolute KILLING on the AH. They're needed in a quest chain in Ashenvale that leads to a selection of blue items.
It is Deadly Blunderbuss not Silver
@@animay99 good catch.
When crafting actually matters and isn't a bog down, mind numbingly, insultingly simple craft system from retail today
Smoking heart of - - Hey, i didn't know that was a thing. And i *do* plan on being both a feral tank and an enchanter. Now i have one more reason to stay the course.
On that note - i love how rare and varied trinkets are in vanilla. In current they are dime a dozen and provide minor stat increases, often even without proc. As someone who first got on retail during cataclysm prepatch i'm itching to experience vanilla content as it was meant to be.
Nice, hope you enjoy!
Once upon a time I tought: Wouldn't enchanting vellums be a great idea facilitating the way you can buy/sell enchants without the hassle of needing to track people down.
Boy did I not expect how stuff like this really brought a server together, making it a true social game and not a game you log on and play solo.
Dude! Less than 24 hours left and this video COMPLETELY making me doubt my Profession Choices. Even my class xD
Ayeeee WillE my man! Thanks for another awesome video, been fiending for this one!
With an E not a Y. It's back baby!
Awesome video.
Bloodvine set requires tailoring to get the set bonus. Without the profession its not BiS.
Good point! I could have worded that better in this, cheers
I was set on enchanting and tailoring for my lock, now I'm considering engineering, thanks :p
I remember grinding to 300 tailoring on vanilla .. Amazing video!
at 8:44 the goblin rocket boots came up instead of the gnomish ones
ah woops my bad
Your content is great WilliE, you deserve 1M Subs
Thanks so much!
I love how excited he got while talking about enchanting
Hahaha "hey kid, need some bruiseweed?"
What's the ambient music score in the background? If there are different pieces of music playing at different points, which one was playing during the Engineering portion?
Theres a few tracks in there. Engi bit is Silithus
@@WillEmmo thanks a million! I just now saw your reply, have been stuck into your vids for about 2hrs now... I am in California and, I hope you can understand this... I am too pumped for 1500hrs my time to sleep!!!
ah this takes me back
Bro, I was torn on what I should do, as I rolled a lock. I went alch and herb just cause I like have having pots and flasks. But now I may end up going Tailoring etc..
thumbs up for fallout music
9:41 me when the servers go up
I know as a dwarf hunter i should be doing engineering but i see a good amount of gold to be had in alchemy since that and herbalism will probably be the least chosen of the other professions. Plus it it pairs with first aid since hunters dont have access to healing in vanilla from what i know.
Eng miner will slow you down and become a large time sink. Consider skinning/x 1st aid, then after you hit 60, go back and pick up eng.
@@TruckerBro but i thought hunters wore mail after 40
small mistake. arcanite transmute is 2 days cooldown, other transmutes are 24h cd.
Ah my bad cheers
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@@aMasterPole AAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
I keep seeing your videos recommended to me, how has your sub count not exploded to at least 50+k?
Thanks! I'm still pretty new to this tbh
WillE If you keep going like this, I think you’ll hit 100+k easy in no more than 6 months, it’s great content, I don’t see why people aren’t subbing. Maybe you should push the idea a bit more aggressively
@@TheRomanoLV Possibly! Was 200 around 1 month ago though!
@@WillEmmo Holy crap dude, good going, I am looking forward to seeing how the channel progresses
Want to do enchanting but unless you know you are going to have purples funneled to you at end game by a guild to get nexus crystals I dont see the point. Think I'll go tailoring/skinning maybe drop skinning at 60 for someone else.
Same 😄
I think I'll go tailoring and herbalism, drop tailoring after crafting archmage robe at 60 and picking up enchanting, then after I have a good amount of money I'll drop herbalism and pick up engineering
2:33 Aw, man. Didn't you see me trying to make a high quality content video for my bros??
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Personal Note: Engineering (Especially since it's near essential for gnomes) is the best for Rogues Professions besides Herbalism, Leather Working is tail end last for rogues due to it's lack of any class specific items created for them and the mail armor selection for Shamans and Hunters, as Blacksmithing's end game was for Warriors and Paladins Leatherworking was the best Hunter and Shaman end game profession, in edition rogues benefitted from the engineering trinkets that summoned the whelpings are they would hold aggro off the rogue in lvling, and Ravenholdt's special engineering schematics, (and the bloodvine lens). while rogues could run leatherworking it was more pointless in endgame due to raid tier sets and weapons making most of leatherworking gear useless for rogues excluding the onyxian scale cloak for Nefarian.
Not long now till we can all level Skinning and Mining 🤔😉
Why you steal my idea hmm
LVP Sarah Well...only stealing half your idea. I’ll level skinning but each mining node will be like a TV on Black Friday. Engineering mats may just have to be bought 😓
ii was hoping to see something about Shield Spikes, I heard you have to be a blacksmith to use them? Anyone?
Hey, my bad, I had a look - seems like you do need BS
classicdb.ch/?item=12645
another great willY video
will why :o?
Nice content. keep it up mate. I´m hyped for classic. Greetings from germany
Thanks and hi!
I want engineering + tailoring at endgame for my mage. Is it a good idea to take skinning off the bat to get gold while lvling or should i get engineering right away instead?
engineering is a waste when you dont have gold to buy mats. In start just take skinning + mining/herb if you want to make ALOT of money early on
Lvling tailoring is quite simple, and farming cloth is fast and easy since it comes from humanoids, dropping tailoring after you have your robe is actually something many plan on doing since it has almost no use at all until phase4 (Bloodvine set), and again, lvling tailoring is easy and simple, a few hours at lvl 60 is all you need to go from 1-300 unless the mobs are being farmed by someone else, sure beats sitting on tailoring for 1+ year with almost no use other than making 16slot bags. To make any good money as a tailor you need to be a guilds tailor, and even then you need to constantly spam the trade channel.
"Hey Kid, need some Fade Leaf?" more like :D
As rogue, whispering from stealth \m/
this video convinced me to forget about tailoring an enchanting on my mage and level up engineering. maybe i can level Tailoring and enchanting on another character.
I would recommend lvling a profession that your character benefits from if you are lvling to 60. Engineering is difficult to lvl and takes more time then the other proffessions. I would save it until 60 where money isn't hard to come by. Like a rogue would benefit more from leatherworking than engineering while lvling because he can upgrade his gear and increase his armor. Specifically in classic. Im just saying get something that will improve you and help you survive longer while lvling and then get the cool proffesions. And you can always make an alt to farm the mats for if you plan for your main to have 2 primary professions like engineering and alchemy.
Question... are recipes like flasks droppable only by alchemists or can be bought on the ah from someone that dropped it ??
Most recipes are just tradeable, same thing is true for the blacksmithing, enchanting and leatherworking patterns. So yes, you could buy them.
@@martij30 oh... ok thanks ! cause i was wondering if i could keep engeneering on my main and still find recipes for my alts. It has been so many years that i can't remember anymore how it exactly worked back then.
@@Lannister1988 Yep, you could perfectly do that. Neat idea!
cash in on that market early roll gathering
Yes for sure!"
I'll fucking Play 12h every day for a month
How do you work
When you're renewing your engineering membership, can you then choose the other one to get all the items?
Zach Hawkins like the ability to make them or are they literally deleted
1 or the other afaik
Thank you for the quality content
Great video WillE, was wondering. I'm considering going with Mining + Skinning as a rogue so I can sell mats on AH for gold and give my Devilsaur leather to a leatherworker to craft them for me as they are BoE. Do you think this path could work? I dont really want to level up leatherworking for anything other then Devilsaur and I feel like this will give me more gold i can use on enchants, etc.
Should work fine I reckon
Anyone know if there's an addon that adds a search bar to your enchants window like retail has?
11:31 the cable is non-combat, as it reads in the text
With the launch of classic, are you still going to make guides once you progress further? Or will you upload stream highlights/clips?
Ill likely include some stream clips where they are relevant to my vids, but I have plenty of ideas that are in motion from pre release still
If you have an alt with enchanting, is it possible to enchant your main characters bind on pickup gear? You can’t log onto both, right?
Right
Thats right
11 hours left, I'm loosing my shit.
which enginering better for pvp as a hunter ?
Maybe you said it in part 1, but how many proffesions can you level at the same time?
2 primary, no limit on secondary.
So you can only choose 2 main production / gathering professions. Production professions are engineering/leatherwork/enchant/tailoring/blacksmith/alchemy and gathering being mining/skinning/herbalism. then you can learn all of the secondary professions being cooking fishing and first aid.
So with production/gathering proffs you'd normally pick two that compliment each other like alchemy and herb or skinning and leatherwork. The only exceptions being tailoring and enchanting as tailoring you get a lot of materials from drops (but might need the odd bit of skin here and therr) and enchanting you get majority of materials from disenchanting green/blue gear from drops or quests or dungeons (but the odd mining bar might be required for some things).
ty sarag
Pro tip to people new to engineering, roll gnomish first, make all the gnomish items, drop eng and repick it now go goblin best of both worlds
Can’t you just change your spec instead of redoing from level 1? That’s an ass ton of mats and time
@@blackyvertigo Nope!
Most mats will be cheap for awhile, especially the 1to 30 ones so you can power level them if your quick enough
New to engineering. Hunters require engineering with mining. Engineering has alot of utility items right?
A spreadsheet that helps by showing what you'll get from disenchanting.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ojV1nLHZkmB4Jmce_fbTTGI_i608vWeUp32q0QbCvE4/edit?usp=sharing
Hope it helps!
Everyone wants wands!
Wand warrior op!
There's something a don't understand yet(haven't played WoW in years). WoW classic is going to arrive finally, but will it include all the new races and skills and that stuff up until WoW BfA? or will it be just how the game used to be before all of that?
just classic no updated class's, race's or reworked spells
Anyone got a suggestion for profs as a Prot Paladin? I don't plan on doing much raiding, just 5mans mostly....
Alchemy/Herb? I dunno :(
engineering
i know everyone says that, but for prot is specially good, grenades and sapper charges help with aoe tanking
there is a nice shield with reflect damage that helps
you also get the mortar and other tools
I can't recall if classic will have the stamina boost you get from Mining. If it does, then that for sure.
Then Blacksmithing or Engineering to complement it. Your call.
are transmute cooldowns shared between all of your characters on one server or no?
Per character.
How much do you think Alchemy/Herb vs Enchanting/Tailor matters on a main (warlock)? I'm conflicted between the raid boost I get from tailor (Warlock and robe + the crafted ZG set for hit) vs making lots of passive cash with alchemy (transmute and being able to auction). I simply can't figure out just how much of a boost tailor gives me to warrant it as I've never played a warlock in vanilla. Another youtuber I asked made a valid point that Alchemy provides a lot of its benefits even as an alt because you dont HAVE to get the flasks cause so many of the other frequently used consumables are available from vendors and trainers, but isn't the same kind of true for enchanting? Just 24 hours left and I simply can't decide lol
Make the Void robe and ditch tailoring. Can pass bloodvine set bonus for Gold
Im going to be lock aswell, take tailoring , you will need it.
Confirmed why I already was going engineer for pvp. Was gonna do mining / skinning for gold, but looking at the ah prices of low level mats doesn't seem worth it atm. Gathering prob wont br a good money maker till people are 60 and start power leveling profs.
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weapon chain?
what'd you say would be the best profession for a mage? being the most efficient way to obtain gold and xp.
Anytime I level a caster first I always go for the enchanting/tailoring combo. You get bags, can make your own gear, including wands, and can make some decent money. Alternatively you could go tailoring/any gathering and just buy wands on the ah and sell tailoring greens
1 day!!!
Gonna lvl skinning + tailor, then drop at 60 for engi and herb or mining
Got all the time in the world bb
Are you still playing? :)
@@KAMZA. Quit right before BWL sadly, but god damn it was a good time..
Some players will have extra alts with the same professions to stack CDs on Transmutes.
Ill have an extra account with 10 lvl35 druids, all having alchemy and tailoring.
MarkXV I was literally going to post this exact comment. But god do I hope you’re joking.
@@markxv2267 wow
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Enchanting is such a bitch to level tho
does blacksmithing even craft weapons in this game anymore??
still does yep
Wouldn't it be better if shammy's went blacksmithing, since I'm guessing crafting your own weapons would be nice when you're leveling as ench?
Well, you could also buy your weapons once you need an upgrade, or get them from a quest. Going through the hassle of leveling a profession whilst going to 60 is quite hard to manage.
Isn't it best to level them as you're leveling, since you won't have to go trough the hassle of going trough the starting zones again to level your professions?
@@mel_6386 It would be, but it doesn't work like that. Especially on launch. You would outlevel a zone before your profession is high enough to go to a next zone.
So in a perfect world, yes that would be better. But it probably won't work.
@@martij30 Well, I haven't leveled in vanilla, but will still try. To do that.
@@mel_6386 Good luck! It's a great experience, so you'll have lots of fun anyway. What realm will you be playing?
Still havn't decides my profession. I feel like gathering will be a nightmare at launch.
Who want's to be a bear tank?...
Its not as bad as people think tbh
Hey kid need some bruiseweed? 😂😂😂
Hey Dad.
HELLo
So is layering going to break the economy or is layering going to break the economy?
No.
@@blackyvertigo I don't know, I'm worried. Layer hopping for devilsaur and lotus spawns. And layering not going away until phase 2.
Matthew the guilds trying to get world first or rag down in as fast as possible are going to be consuming as fast as people generate mats. Nodes are not shared like they are in live. Horde has a severe lack of copper nodes in the barrens. It won’t be an issue
Please keep making your videos EXACTLY how you are making them. Please don't add a video of yourself on the screen, your voice is AWESOME.
Yeah dont plan on adding myself on screen unless its more of a "discussion" type vid
Strange resolution oO
Mmmhm WillE
Servers gonna be overloaded with queues on launch
E not a Y
elixir of water walking does not exist in vanilla wow
> says "gnomish rocket boots"
> Screen shows goblin rocket boots
Wtf
Way to leave it to the last day
Better late than never :)
Yeah it’s great content tho so keep it up
+1
ASPECT RATIO
I fixed it now honest
If only there was a better word than "production". A word that has maybe been used for 15 years. Something like idk. What could it be. You craft stuff with it, but I cant figure out an adjective to fit that.
*goblin rocket boots, not gnomish
watch @ 1.5+ speed and win
im the 420th viewer
epic nice