It bottomed out the market on the most expensive crafting reagent pretty quickly.
It does indeed.
so in a way… you are saying that not only does blizzard support botting because it pads their numbers but they intentionally make things in game artificially rare just so that people feel compelled to buy a wow token with real money to sell for gold so they can buy the items… blizzard is a disgusting company. and their “mee too” bs is nothing compared to their anti consumer practices.
remember the older FB games that actually did have rankings for CC (credit card) players?
I was playing Mafia Wars back then and ran into a few “Diamond” ranked players.
Meaning they were spending like over $500 a month to buy loot and power items.
I haven’t been on FB since Mafia wars and Farmville shutdown. They were the only reason I even had a FB account so not sure if thats still case with FB games or not.
On my server they are around 2k I think now. Not bad actually. I think they lowered because farming is more easier the more points you put into each individual ore. On my farmer I think I have 10 now farmed right now since it is easier to get a full one from a node.
I imagine it will drop even lower the more time that goes by and people max out each ore so all have a chance to drop a full one.
Yes Null Stones are now 4x more than a Profane Tinderbox. Think they also adjusted the world drop rate for Tinderboxes. Before the patch today I wasn’t getting any during my daily matt farming. Got 4 of them today plus enough other items to trade for at least two more.
You mean you think the drop rate for null stones has increased?
They are quite available if you focused your mining profession correctly. At this point you should have full Null Stones from both Bismuth and Ironclaw ore deposits. If not, then you invested your points wrong.
Like everything else with Delves, having rare profession materials primarily drop from delves was both a bad idea and poorly executed.
How about doing a full pass on all professions. Most of the recipes need “light” versions of them, I mean 2 hour mana oils that cost 10 leyline is quite heavy for dungeons, which often 30 or so minutes. I think in general all gathering professions need a +1 to most materials and some of these recipes need to have their costs heavily trimmed.
Even inscription requiring 20 cheap waters is quite annoying with a 1k stack, why not just increase the base cost of the water by 10, drop the cost of the ink to require 2 and still let the water stack to 1k, way less annoying and is neutral.
Just overall, bad profession systems all over the place for the regular player.
So how did some of them know to do this before the hot fix was even published??
They didn’t. But despite what Blizzard said, they didn’t push the hotfix live before they made this post. So people who noticed had time to go buy stuff off the AH and then resell it once the hotfix went live.
A friend of mine spent about 100,000 gold buying cheap mats off AH, went to bed and resold them for 7m gold the next day. That’s more gold than i’ve gotten since vanilla up until today. Insane.
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I am almost at both being maxed. Out of the gate I maxed mining while mounted and went from there. Either way, I have a decent amount farmed this week and it will only get better.
“Blizzard does not set auction house prices.”
Profaned Tinderboxes from 10k to 600g overnight with a single change.
Just going to leave this here.
Fwiw I’m a consumer and not a seller on this one so I’ll take the W. But it’s still a brow raiser.