The focus on the mill would be to do. I will be Classic exclusive. Not for the socialisation and certainly not"becasue it is a grind" as such, but since it's a lot closer to a real game. I play the market in wow gold classic. I am rolling a hunter with collecting day one that is dual. I played with Vanilla through to WotLK and then Cat for about a month Mists for about a month same with BfA, Legion and Wod - 3-6 weeks then gave up. Why? Because the needs and needs of players were being supplied by the programmers as opposed to other gamers, or being removed from WoW Classic as barriers to instant gratification.
Professions from Cat onwards were basically useless. No one needed anything. Sure somethings have been"nice to have" - but no one wanted anything. From the time Legion came across there was no need to socialize real desire to join a guild. The strongholds we'd begun to develop in WoD were (inexplicably) completely redundant the next expansion. The weapons we had spent hundreds of hours powering up in Legion were unworthy when BfA came out.Good systems introduced each expansion - were left handed the subsequent expansion. "Face roll this effortless content with no need to do anything, understand anyone or commit to some cause. Simply ruck and gather your shinys".
That's barely a game. I will level and appreciate it. I will find another character (Warlock) Enchanter / Engineer and perform with the market.I my first 7 years enjoying WoW Classic that I might have booted 1,000 hours each year (in fact that's a bare minimum)_ and didn't do a single dungeon or raid. I don't have any interest in PvP or them. I'm the guy shouting 125g. Supplying fabric that is 5000 for rep hand ins to get cross faction mounts.
Buying whatever the latest tier of herb, metal and skin are for high level crafters. Maintaining Excel open like I play the market. Having a second account with a Horde character at Booty Bay for transfers.Man I LOVED this game with wow classic gold for sale. This was real. It was visceral. It was comprehending. Yes visceral. Since the fabric I was buying had been occupying for dozens of hours. . By someone else. And that I was going to be its primary beneficiary. The buzz of carrying a 130% profit. Disenchanting cheap blues for sufficient dust to make an enchant worth countless Gold (pre inflation stone ).People cared, people needed, I was whispered at constantly especially on Friday nights.