i'd say farming dungeons until honored with the reps before questing is good because dungeons only give you up to honored rep. and just doing all the quests in outland gives like 3k gold if i remember correctly
dungeon grind all the way and save as many quests(not attunements obviously) to lvl 70 and then do the quests, all those "high" lvl quests that you would have gotten xp from is converted into extra gold reward. Then again i got enough for epic flyer already, but thats my plan atleast for the first month or so :)
@@michaelmaxfield6557 look up patch notes from 1.10.0, it was added waaaaaay back in original vanilla. I have not checked if it's changed in tbc tough, but my guess is that it wont be.. anyway I'm not that extatic about questing without epic flyer so ima go this route either way.
Exactly..Questing can produce lots of raw cash and at same time show you where elites and hyperspawn points are. So at the least it train's you. All the grays you pick up an vendor means quests= cash..
@@douglaskinney2892 not really the best to do quests early levels since at level 70 you can get up to 5-6k gold from quests but if you do them to level you'll get around 3k
The reason to level through dungeons isn't that it gives good xp, it's that you get REP while leveling. You're getting more than one bird with the same stone, in order to be ready at 70 to hop into heroics and start getting gear and badges.
It also actually *saves* you time to dungeon grind. Because once you get all that reputation and push it to honored/revered, you can then finish off that reputation via doing all the quests that you skipped earlier. That rep will push you much closer to exalted - which you need for the reputation rewards and recipes.
-Professions and gold inflation. Easy -Selling portals (mage) Easy -Power leveling draenei and bloodelves. Easy -vendor your crap, and sell your greens/blues on AH, and stay away from buying crap on AH... Easiest
@@RiceCrispyMadness because it's a new market of low level players who have high level characters wanting to get to 70 as quick as possible. And because low level dungeon forming will be scarce, they will be willing to pay for spam boost dungeons.
I got 1500+ gold by the time I dinged 70, on a totally fresh character just by questing and vendoring stuff. After I trained abilities + flying I was down to around 90ish, and now I’ve got 700+, again just by leftover quests plus running dungeons and selling those items as well.
Been herb/mining for half a level of open world questing and found probably 5x felweed and fel iron nodes total...but 2 fel lotus.... It's picked pretty clean and hellfire peninsula is likely not super great for herbing anyways (grassy zones are usually the best at least in classic)
I was making 2k+ gold per level from 66-70 grinding primal manas in netherstorm. Having a repair vendor right there allows you to vendor greys to avoid down time. Questing is for scrubs
Last night I did a circuit of HFP up to the wall in primetime. Got 6 felweed and some dreamleaf. Around midnight, I did a full circuit of an empty WPL and EPL in around an hour. Got pretty much every single plaguebloom, mountain silversage and dreamleaf node I know of, and even a black lotus. Currently all on AH for over 250g. Plus levelled my herbalism over 340.
As a Paladin, I'll probably rush for the Sporregar Shield and go back to solo some old, mid-level classic instances for stuff to sell. It does make me reconsider my professions. I chose mining/blacksmithing, but skinning and enchanting probably would've been more profitable.
starting of with assumption that you will have space for doing quests in any reasonable speed, is very optimistic and layers will probably work agenst you whith the gathererers that will layerhop to clean nodes on every layer tho the prices really could be inflated by a lot, but deffinitely you need to consider at which period of day you will be playing because that radicaly changes lucklyhood of being able to gather Edit: taking in consideration layering during stress test, leveling by questing doesn't look too bad.
@@diegozambrano1630 Or you can stop telling people how they should pvp based on your preference. Wpvp is very fun, I got ganked while questing by a group and literally /yell rallied a bunch of people in my vicinity to band together to push the Alliance back from the questing area. It was a huge battle and at the end my friend who was away from the bulk got killed by a spriest, I made it to him just as he died and 1v1'd the spriest who was near full hp/mana and won as a Resto shaman lmao. We pushed them back and got justices, was so much fun.
While I enjoyed the video, and you make some good points, a bulk of the gold made here is by vendoring items (specifically quest rewards). Your point about “an inflated economy server yielding even more gold” is irrelevant here, as these items will vendor for the same, regardless of server economy. All in all, the video does have useful info. Thank you.
He probably means that although the gold you get from vendors does not increase, the purchasing power does. If bots are busted items will increase in demand especially early on. You may be able to sell a couple rare items have enough to buy riding early
You are assuming you are gonna be able to do ANY quests the first 2 weeks of launch. I don't think that will be the case unless you play on a severely low populated server
@@stevenp25100 Layering is not gonna help that much. Outland is insanely dense and on servers with 10k+ players questing is not gonna be doable on launch in any form.
This just wouldn't work on a high pop server or any server for that matter on launch week, i play on whitemane and i bet there will be an army of bots getting every herb and mining location, not to mention first 2 zones unplayable at all, hell, it might cost many corpse runs to even get to the dungeon
Why do you feel the need to think that this video only pertains to the first 10 hours after release, or even launch week? This pertains to anyone at any time in the BC expansion...
Wouldn't the best way to make gold be to hit 70 as quickly as possible, ignoring as many quests as you can, and then doing all the remaining quests? (gathering professions as u go, ofc) - since u get the bonus gold from being max lvl? ESPECIALLY for the netherstorm/shadowmoon valley zones?
@@stevenp25100 Depends, i suppose. It's definitely worth doing, however. Im on a high-pop server, for example, on the lower-pop faction. I'll be f'ed when trying to do any of the world-related gold farms.
Title should've been : How I made 1000G on an EMPTY beta server with 0 competition. Also, saying you set yourself up with basics, food, ammo and 100g but you literally sent yourself 3.6K gold worth of bags lol. Considering all the vendor runs you didn't have to do cause of it, I can garantee you you'd have made a less gold overall w/o bags lol
You'll make well over a thousand gold just questing normally from 60-70. Selling bop quest rewards and looting all gray items to vendor. It's not hard at all to afford the slow flying mount
All of the people saying open world wont be possible have no idea. We may have a ton of layers and open world will be empty since everyone is in dungeons. Frankly, we just don't know until that first week comes.
@@paulfudgey94 Well you need more than just that. If you hope to get 250g/hour you do need gear. You don't just grind for the shield, the shattered halls trinket, the sethekk halls libram and you're suddenly good to go. You need Keepers of Time rep at reverred, among many other things. Ideally you want T4 gear or better. Don't be under any illusions that you'll strike it rich the moment you hit 70 in all greens.
If you got a guy around 35 that's the best bank alt you can do, max professions and a mount to go around town, becomes a very profitable character to have
Not really genuine to say u made 1000g from 'scratch' when ur running around in T2 Gear with a 100% speed mount whilst owning larger than normal bags Boost a Character to 58 and attempt to make as much as possible for 2 levels and you'll actually have a real video
This guy gives a lot of bad advice as a rank one prior it's been playing for over 15 years you never mind to do some of the stuff he says for example never send stuff do you think all and sell it when you're 70 you need to sell that stuff ASAP because the prices are high at the beginning of an expansion he's losing out on hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of gold I guess he's just trying to help but he is giving some bad advice also some good advice though
BS fresh TBC classic server economies will.be sub par depending on population. High pop will be the worst. Classic items will be where demand is high. Wool cloth etc
Ok so ya I have seen so much bs farm this farm that do this do that fuck all that roll Frost mage with any professions I normally go with skinning herbing fuck it all haha that is what I have ran in all the while I have played on over the years not talking selling runs but solo farming even going back to pre bc spots with a crap geared Frost geared mage u will make so much more gold
@@compsigh9275 Atlantiss has 1.8k online right now. I'm not implying it's a lot and I'm not playing there, but that's more than enough for a healthy server. Look at warmane for example if you want to see many people:) Ps:not playin there either
private servers are literally garbage compared to retail and literally you can just base that on the client. Retail client alone is superior. Nobody is going to play pservers with retail happening. Get a job and pay ur 15 amo
i'd say farming dungeons until honored with the reps before questing is good because dungeons only give you up to honored rep.
and just doing all the quests in outland gives like 3k gold if i remember correctly
dungeon grind all the way and save as many quests(not attunements obviously) to lvl 70 and then do the quests, all those "high" lvl quests that you would have gotten xp from is converted into extra gold reward.
Then again i got enough for epic flyer already, but thats my plan atleast for the first month or so :)
This person here, knows what is up.
Is the extra-gold reward on quests true? I have actually never heard of this.. but if it were true, then that's pretty insane!
@@michaelmaxfield6557 look up patch notes from 1.10.0, it was added waaaaaay back in original vanilla.
I have not checked if it's changed in tbc tough, but my guess is that it wont be.. anyway I'm not that extatic about questing without epic flyer so ima go this route either way.
@@michaelmaxfield6557 its definitely true, even now in classic u get more gold at 60 for the same quest you'd complete at 59 for example
TLDR: Don't do this.
Why not...? Lol
TL,DR : play the game , vendor stuff
Exactly..Questing can produce lots of raw cash and at same time show you where elites and hyperspawn points are. So at the least it train's you. All the grays you pick up an vendor means quests= cash..
@@douglaskinney2892 not really the best to do quests early levels since at level 70 you can get up to 5-6k gold from quests but if you do them to level you'll get around 3k
The reason to level through dungeons isn't that it gives good xp, it's that you get REP while leveling. You're getting more than one bird with the same stone, in order to be ready at 70 to hop into heroics and start getting gear and badges.
It also actually *saves* you time to dungeon grind. Because once you get all that reputation and push it to honored/revered, you can then finish off that reputation via doing all the quests that you skipped earlier. That rep will push you much closer to exalted - which you need for the reputation rewards and recipes.
Need revered for hc keys, ramparts blood furnace for example give rep up to honored only
-Professions and gold inflation. Easy
-Selling portals (mage) Easy
-Power leveling draenei and bloodelves. Easy
-vendor your crap, and sell your greens/blues on AH, and stay away from buying crap on AH... Easiest
Why power level Draenei and Bloodelves?
@@RiceCrispyMadness because it's a new market of low level players who have high level characters wanting to get to 70 as quick as possible. And because low level dungeon forming will be scarce, they will be willing to pay for spam boost dungeons.
@@thevanillagamer9254 Ah sorry I misinterpreted what you said. I thought you mean, power levelling yourself on those races 😂 Had me confused
One thing you forget though dungeons before quests can help with rep grind
I got 1500+ gold by the time I dinged 70, on a totally fresh character just by questing and vendoring stuff.
After I trained abilities + flying I was down to around 90ish, and now I’ve got 700+, again just by leftover quests plus running dungeons and selling those items as well.
Unless you get to level in empty world ( no other players) you wont get hundreds of herbs over 2 levels. maybe a stack or two..:D
Been herb/mining for half a level of open world questing and found probably 5x felweed and fel iron nodes total...but 2 fel lotus.... It's picked pretty clean and hellfire peninsula is likely not super great for herbing anyways (grassy zones are usually the best at least in classic)
I was making 2k+ gold per level from 66-70 grinding primal manas in netherstorm. Having a repair vendor right there allows you to vendor greys to avoid down time. Questing is for scrubs
Ya almost none of this that you did in the open world will be possible. ESPECIALLY on a PVP server
Sure it is, on a PvP server anyway.
What do you mean. I play on Faerlina arguably the most toxic server and it was fine
Last night I did a circuit of HFP up to the wall in primetime. Got 6 felweed and some dreamleaf.
Around midnight, I did a full circuit of an empty WPL and EPL in around an hour. Got pretty much every single plaguebloom, mountain silversage and dreamleaf node I know of, and even a black lotus. Currently all on AH for over 250g. Plus levelled my herbalism over 340.
As a Paladin, I'll probably rush for the Sporregar Shield and go back to solo some old, mid-level classic instances for stuff to sell.
It does make me reconsider my professions. I chose mining/blacksmithing, but skinning and enchanting probably would've been more profitable.
starting of with assumption that you will have space for doing quests in any reasonable speed, is very optimistic
and layers will probably work agenst you whith the gathererers that will layerhop to clean nodes on every layer
tho the prices really could be inflated by a lot, but deffinitely you need to consider at which period of day you will be playing because that radicaly changes lucklyhood of being able to gather
Edit: taking in consideration layering during stress test, leveling by questing doesn't look too bad.
ah yes playing for 10 hrs on an emptry server for 10hrs in the open wolrd will totally reflect the situation at launch on populated realms...
on launch it will be non stop gank fest
@@spiritfree5050 laughs in pve server
@@Fulbor PVE is boring to me
@@spiritfree5050 just queue bgs/arena when you want to pvp
@@diegozambrano1630 Or you can stop telling people how they should pvp based on your preference. Wpvp is very fun, I got ganked while questing by a group and literally /yell rallied a bunch of people in my vicinity to band together to push the Alliance back from the questing area. It was a huge battle and at the end my friend who was away from the bulk got killed by a spriest, I made it to him just as he died and 1v1'd the spriest who was near full hp/mana and won as a Resto shaman lmao. We pushed them back and got justices, was so much fun.
While I enjoyed the video, and you make some good points, a bulk of the gold made here is by vendoring items (specifically quest rewards). Your point about “an inflated economy server yielding even more gold” is irrelevant here, as these items will vendor for the same, regardless of server economy. All in all, the video does have useful info. Thank you.
He probably means that although the gold you get from vendors does not increase, the purchasing power does. If bots are busted items will increase in demand especially early on. You may be able to sell a couple rare items have enough to buy riding early
I tried to pick a flower and got ganked and corpse camped by 10 rogues for 2 hours wtf man I thought you said this would work!
You chose that fate by rolling on a pvp server
0-70 currently at lvl 67 I have 6800g with epic ground. AH and vendoring. Zero prof atm
You are assuming you are gonna be able to do ANY quests the first 2 weeks of launch. I don't think that will be the case unless you play on a severely low populated server
My server faerlina will probably have a 5 hour queue just to get into azeroth
Some people will be able to. Plus there is going to be layering
@@stevenp25100 Layering is not gonna help that much. Outland is insanely dense and on servers with 10k+ players questing is not gonna be doable on launch in any form.
gonna RP PVP its the only way to play
but yeah I dont even gonna do quest come launch
it will be non stop gank
This just wouldn't work on a high pop server or any server for that matter on launch week, i play on whitemane and i bet there will be an army of bots getting every herb and mining location, not to mention first 2 zones unplayable at all, hell, it might cost many corpse runs to even get to the dungeon
Why do you feel the need to think that this video only pertains to the first 10 hours after release, or even launch week? This pertains to anyone at any time in the BC expansion...
From scratch, but with 3 1.2k gold bags;))
Bags only slow the process down.
Wouldn't the best way to make gold be to hit 70 as quickly as possible, ignoring as many quests as you can, and then doing all the remaining quests? (gathering professions as u go, ofc) - since u get the bonus gold from being max lvl? ESPECIALLY for the netherstorm/shadowmoon valley zones?
Ehh people keep saying that's the big brain but not really. There are much better gold farms at level 70.
@@stevenp25100 Depends, i suppose. It's definitely worth doing, however. Im on a high-pop server, for example, on the lower-pop faction. I'll be f'ed when trying to do any of the world-related gold farms.
Isn't it better to mix dungeons with quests that give you reputation so that when you're 70 you're revered or close to it with the important factions?
Hellfire has one of the lowest mining node spawns in the outlands
Title should've been : How I made 1000G on an EMPTY beta server with 0 competition. Also, saying you set yourself up with basics, food, ammo and 100g but you literally sent yourself 3.6K gold worth of bags lol. Considering all the vendor runs you didn't have to do cause of it, I can garantee you you'd have made a less gold overall w/o bags lol
It sucks selling everything now knowing most will go up in price as people stop leveling. But my main priority is the fast mount
easily done, I play a mage and give away water. 2-5g per transaction had 1000g buy lvl 65
Eh you can make 1k-2k gold questing in just area 52 and neitherstorm.
Gold comes easy in tbc.
This experiment was very interesting to see. Cant wait for TBC
Great video made even better by spotting myself on the SW cart next to the AH at the end aha xD
You'll make well over a thousand gold just questing normally from 60-70. Selling bop quest rewards and looting all gray items to vendor. It's not hard at all to afford the slow flying mount
He made almost 1k going from 60-62
What macro are you using on your hunter? And will it work on live?
I did. On my first toon as a BE warlock. I mined and skinned.
The DE value is LESS than the raw gold from selling greens
My only concern is my character is not LVL 60 yet and does not have epic gear.
Cool. TBC was my favorite expansion
What bothers me is your title says by 62, and all you talk about is getting to 70 being the best lmao
Hunters should go LW rly for that BiS so if you follow this prepare to drop it all and grind LW later not rly saving you any time
Im torn do I keep LW/skinning or go Skining/enchanting for making gold selling mats
Keep LW
All of the people saying open world wont be possible have no idea. We may have a ton of layers and open world will be empty since everyone is in dungeons. Frankly, we just don't know until that first week comes.
you did quests and sold items you picked up on the auction house?
So if I'm rolling a prot paladin, best i can do is get herb and mining and then the obvious prot pally dungeon runs for gold?
prot pally strath solo, about 250g/hour
@@janullrich1573 that after I reach 70 then and get the sporeggar rep shield and a few trinkets
@@janullrich1573 that's what I plan on doing. I'll see if I can do some boosts while I'm at it
@@paulfudgey94 Well you need more than just that. If you hope to get 250g/hour you do need gear. You don't just grind for the shield, the shattered halls trinket, the sethekk halls libram and you're suddenly good to go. You need Keepers of Time rep at reverred, among many other things. Ideally you want T4 gear or better. Don't be under any illusions that you'll strike it rich the moment you hit 70 in all greens.
I went on a private TBC server to get prices. Why don't you go on a public TBC server and get prices. Bet they don't match up.
don't do quest's for a start guys
get a 5 man and just do Dungeons
If you got a guy around 35 that's the best bank alt you can do, max professions and a mount to go around town, becomes a very profitable character to have
Herb and mining on high populated servers and especialy pvp servers wont be possible at all. So this "gold guide" wont work for most people.
Great vid.
How did you get in the dark portal if it’s not open
classic community, yikes😬
thanks for the video i find them very relaxing :)
Not really genuine to say u made 1000g from 'scratch' when ur running around in T2 Gear with a 100% speed mount whilst owning larger than normal bags
Boost a Character to 58 and attempt to make as much as possible for 2 levels and you'll actually have a real video
Is it work lv 1 skining to use at outland beast ?
Beginning of the video "my hunter only has things to survive." later in the video "i sent my hunter BIG BAGS from my 70 alt"
Every overworld farm will be impossible to farm in the first month as a solo player/farmer.
lmao im a warrior and i decided not to play classic sooooo im doing TBC fresh haha
Questing? On pvp server? Eahhh right. No thanks
"does it matter if you play hunter" Yes, hunter is broken as fuck and lets you hunt almost any farm vastly more effectively then any other class
lol, warrior player
I made 2.9k by 60
This guy gives a lot of bad advice as a rank one prior it's been playing for over 15 years you never mind to do some of the stuff he says for example never send stuff do you think all and sell it when you're 70 you need to sell that stuff ASAP because the prices are high at the beginning of an expansion he's losing out on hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of gold I guess he's just trying to help but he is giving some bad advice also some good advice though
BS fresh TBC classic server economies will.be sub par depending on population. High pop will be the worst. Classic items will be where demand is high. Wool cloth etc
I made 100g just from 6 stacks of wool because tailoring is so damn important to casters. Wool makes a fortune perpetually.
Sure, at beta, almost no players to compete...rofl
Okey, so Im new to this. Do I have to say first?
Getting all these bags are kinda cheating ngl doesn’t really represent ur normal player who probably doesn’t have this
I lvl 10+ alts
Imagine playing a pve server and not being a little kid
Adults don’t have time to play on pvp servers LOL
This is mainly off topic rambling.
just play druid 😎
Ok so ya I have seen so much bs farm this farm that do this do that fuck all that roll Frost mage with any professions I normally go with skinning herbing fuck it all haha that is what I have ran in all the while I have played on over the years not talking selling runs but solo farming even going back to pre bc spots with a crap geared Frost geared mage u will make so much more gold
Gl on a pvp server rofl
lol welcome to wow. pvp servers suck.
Your advice was to basically just play the game...
'I did quests and had a gathering profession, on an empty server, with 3.6k worth of extra storage'
What a worthless video
hunters are levelers lol
Utter BS guide
absolutely missleading video
Deathroll
"Don't play private servers" lmao
Tell that to tens/hundreads of thousands of people who play on private servers
LOL bro the most populated tbc server has ~1K people playing on average. That’s trash. 🗑
@@compsigh9275 Atlantiss has 1.8k online right now.
I'm not implying it's a lot and I'm not playing there, but that's more than enough for a healthy server.
Look at warmane for example if you want to see many people:)
Ps:not playin there either
@@compsigh9275 endless has 2-3k and on 1 server thats healthy
private servers are literally garbage compared to retail and literally you can just base that on the client. Retail client alone is superior. Nobody is going to play pservers with retail happening. Get a job and pay ur 15 amo
@@gmag15234 or be creative and pay $2 per month
I learned nothing from this video, yikes
This is just bad and farming views
Ain't nobody got time for this just buy gold 🤣🤣