I am currently in TWW Beta, but **still** needed a video to break down the profession talent trees for me, as they were kind of hard for me to *fully* understand in DF (and I started DF late). Your video in comparison to other content producers out there covering TWW Beta was *the only one I could find that went into the specifics about the talent trees*. Everyone else over the past 2 weeks have been discussing work orders. Fine, but not the information I needed. Obviously I can read these enchanting talent choices myself looking over the enchanting tree, but understanding how it all interconnected was where I got stuck. You really helped clarify that for me. Thank you. I have about 44-47 total alts, of which 10 of those characters are enchanters (and only 1 of them barely scratched the surface of enchanting in DF). Now that we have cross-realm trading, having 2 accounts is easy for me to transfer mats back and forth. **But I needed to know how much my KP's were going to be limited to learning the different spec trees in TWW**, as THAT seems to be the "bottleneck" for me, not the Concentration. After watching your video, I now understand that I will need *several* of my enchanters to not just provide mats, but to also spec into the different trees to take advantage of the FULL spectrum enchanting has to offer. My "main" enchanters will focus on providing mats (dusts, essences, and shards) as well as the profession tools/rods each enchanter will need (provided we can do cross-realm guild work orders....that part is still up in the air whether we will be able to or not, and if not, I can go another route to get those tools/rods). Once I have that in place, THEN focus on mana oils and then later on the enchants. Take care of the long-term income-makers first, then make the "big ticket" enchants. Again, thanks for breaking it all down here in this video. Other people may choose a different focus than I am choosing and will probably make **millions more gold** than I will. But IRL tends to take over *a lot* in my life, and I tend to fall so far behind that catching up becomes a useless waste of time at the end of a season or expac, so I keep it manageable for myself without throwing my hands up in the air and not doing profession crafting at all and walking away instead.
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I am currently in TWW Beta, but **still** needed a video to break down the profession talent trees for me, as they were kind of hard for me to *fully* understand in DF (and I started DF late). Your video in comparison to other content producers out there covering TWW Beta was *the only one I could find that went into the specifics about the talent trees*. Everyone else over the past 2 weeks have been discussing work orders. Fine, but not the information I needed. Obviously I can read these enchanting talent choices myself looking over the enchanting tree, but understanding how it all interconnected was where I got stuck. You really helped clarify that for me. Thank you.
I have about 44-47 total alts, of which 10 of those characters are enchanters (and only 1 of them barely scratched the surface of enchanting in DF). Now that we have cross-realm trading, having 2 accounts is easy for me to transfer mats back and forth. **But I needed to know how much my KP's were going to be limited to learning the different spec trees in TWW**, as THAT seems to be the "bottleneck" for me, not the Concentration.
After watching your video, I now understand that I will need *several* of my enchanters to not just provide mats, but to also spec into the different trees to take advantage of the FULL spectrum enchanting has to offer. My "main" enchanters will focus on providing mats (dusts, essences, and shards) as well as the profession tools/rods each enchanter will need (provided we can do cross-realm guild work orders....that part is still up in the air whether we will be able to or not, and if not, I can go another route to get those tools/rods). Once I have that in place, THEN focus on mana oils and then later on the enchants. Take care of the long-term income-makers first, then make the "big ticket" enchants.
Again, thanks for breaking it all down here in this video.
Other people may choose a different focus than I am choosing and will probably make **millions more gold** than I will. But IRL tends to take over *a lot* in my life, and I tend to fall so far behind that catching up becomes a useless waste of time at the end of a season or expac, so I keep it manageable for myself without throwing my hands up in the air and not doing profession crafting at all and walking away instead.
Man I really appreciate this comment! Glad you found the video helpful 🤩🤝
Bro, let's get all the other professions reviewed, too!)
on it! :D
Thank you for your guides !
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look many things will change from alpha beta and release so I wait until retail release of TWW!
That's not really true for professions though, they are not likely to change much from what they are now.