Usually no, but in case of some quests such as cooking quests, yes, the items can be sold as they’re not properly labeled as quest items so that players can sell them on the Auction House if they want to. Most quest items cannot be sold or traded, though.
No, they cannot.
Also, the word you’re looking for is “vicinity”. Virginity is… something very common in the WoW community.
God I hate creatures that run when they are almost dead. I was doing a quest this morning. Level 14 creatures (my rogue is level 17), and I died 2 times in less than 3 minutes. First of all, they packed the Venture Co guys in way to tight, and secondly, everytime I almost killed one, he ran off and aggroed half the Venture Co site. It didn’t matter what I tried, it was just one huge aggro train each time I finished one of them off.
The respawn rate in lots of places in the barrens is way too high. Every time I turn around, there’s another one. I don’t think I can actually complete this supposedly easy quest, until I totally outlevel these guys.
I was supposed to activate this machine for a quest in ratchet, and it told me to head up north. Just trying to get onto the stairway leading up there was a huge fight involving tons of the venture co operatives. I can’t imagine how anyone at level with these guys could finish the quest. There are constantly hordes of venture co on every side.
I think I’m going to head to the Blood Elf zones. The quests in the expansions seem to be a lot better designed. I felt like throwing my monitor out the window this morning, and that’s not something I want to experience often with WoW.
On the plus side, I trained up my lockpicking to 85 earlier.
Gouge is your stunning ability at that level. Use it when you see the mob’s health down to about 1/3, then finish him off while he’s stunned. Note that Gouge will take you out of combat, so you won’t automatically hit the stunned mob and wake him up with a low-damage attack. After you Gouge, use SS or Eviscerate to administer the coup de grace.
Also, you’ll get access to poisons soon. (Can’t recall whn, perhaps 20)
That will give you crippling poison which applies a slow effect to your victim. Kidney Shot is probably learnt around that time too so things will get a lot easier.
Yeah I forget about gouge. Its frustrating to see how fragile rogues can be. I’m used to my priest where I can just keep healing myself up and outlive fights. With my rogue its kill or be killed.
I probably should have stealthed up the stairs to see if the machine I had to activate was guarded. I was playing my rogue too much like a warrior and just making a frontal assault
Well my quest items are disappearing. This morning I logged on and my 5 condor meat items are gone now too, and I know I didn’t sell those because they were among the last quest I did last night before bed.
They are not in the bank. I looked.
So right now I’m having to start overe with the snouts and the condor meat.
Could someone have hacked my game account or does this happen regularly?
I have fun doing it. I like the group coordination, the required research, and the rush that comes with completing something difficult. Failure also doesn’t have the type of consequence it does at work. But that’s just me.
We use CC on Freya, Mimiron, and Vezax trash. With the nerfs those pulls seem to be getting every couple of weeks, as well as our increasing gear level, I doubt that we’ll still be CC them in six weeks time :(.
Well, I never cared what kind of tank we got. Then again, I knew that there were two competent dps already in the group, and I knew what we could and could not CC. Usually ran with at least one other guildie in the tank or heal role, so we could carry anyone who wasn’t an outright moron.
Until we started trying Hodir hard mode, we haven’t had anyone pull off of a tank since the week 3.0 came out. (It’s been so long since pushing to the threat cap was likely or required) We don’t put up with stupid like that, as it slows progression, and progression is what being a raiding guild is all about.
We just brought in a new DK tank to some of our progression nights. He’s not yet fully geared the way the rest of our tanks are. No one even needed to be told to watch their threat. I love my guild.
This. And it’s an awesome chain to go through, better than the (horde) pally mount quest.
Any quest that says (Dungeon) next to it in your log is a quest you will need a group for until you are very, very, very far past its intended level, because it will be located in an instanced dungeon (“instance” or “dungeon”) that contains Elite mobs that are much harder to kill and hit much harder than normal mobs, so they require a group. If you’ve given up on group quests, abandon it, but the rewards from group quests, and the loot you’ll get in instances off bosses, are so much better than what you’ll get by yourself out in the world, that you should really reconsider. Try going in as DPS instead of a tank.
Note that Tauren will gain the ability to change their hide color through the barbershops when this patch drops.
There is no diplomacy option, in WoW, really… There are very few times you have any choice at all, other than “accept quest” or “not accept quest,” and those choices are always going to come down to “which faction will I align myself with… and then go kill things for.” It *is *possible to level without killing anyone, it just takes a long, long, long time. (There was an article on WoW Insider a while back about someone with a character who decided to do just that.) But WoW isn’t the kind of RPG where you can choose to try to talk someone around to your point of view instead of fighting them.
Clearly, we don’t play with the same people.
Besides the Gouge option someone else mentioned, and the Stealth one you did, have you thought about how you’re pulling? If you’re in a situation where you can’t just Stealth your way through to the end, make sure you’re standing back and pulling the mob back to you with your ranged weapon, so that you have some time to kill/stun/slow/whatever before they reach a friend. Make the mob come to you–don’t run up to the mob.
Also, make sure that when you’re fighting a mob with a flee mechanic that you ration your energy and time your combo points for a good finishing move to hit them with the second they turn to run.
If someone had hacked your account, they’d do more than just sell off your quest mats. I’ve never seen quest materials just disappear before–unless it’s a bug, the three options are: (1) you sold them accidentally; (2) you destroyed them to make room for something else in your bags; (3) you put them in the bank.
Quest items that are in the bank can’t be used until you pull them back out again.
All the quest items you’re missing are cooking ingredients, Quasi, which means they’re not designated “Quest Item” and that it’s possible to sell them to a vendor. I think you may have just accidentally done that. It’s extremely unlikely that someone would hack your account and then just sell off your quest items. Actually, at lvl 22, it’s extremely unlikely that someone would hack your account at all…you’re low level and you don’t have ANY instance gear that can be profitably disenchanted or vendored (since you haven’t done many instances yet). People hack into accounts of lvl 80s with all Northrend purples and maybe a piece of orange, not the accounts of lvl 22s with mostly, if not all, Old World greens.
I need to upgrade my throwing knives, but also it looks like things will continue to get better once I get into the 20s. Some good thoughts on conserving energy as well.
Here’s the problem I have with raiding. For most of the endgame raids (not even the latest introduced, which I can expect) every time I’ve offered to be one of the healers with my Druid, and no not even the primary healer, I get told no because I’m not “geared” for it. I presume to be geared for Naxx or OS that I need to be in T7 gear. The problem, as I see it, is that to even GET the T7 gear, I have to…run Naxx/OS. And if I run Naxx in my cat DPS spec, I suspect I’ll get bitched at if I try to roll need on T7 healer stuff. It’s frustrating.
Now, I know at least part of this is my own fault for not belonging to a guild, and probably not a little amount of bad luck souring my experiences thus far…but it’s a pain in the butt AT level 80 to even find a good understanding Alliance guild in the first place.
Nah, you don’t need T7 to run Naxx or OS. You should have a good bit of heroic dungeon gear probably, mixed with some crafted stuff and maybe a PvP piece or two. Hereis a list of pre-raid Resto Druid gear you could aim for. If you have a good amount of gear from that list and they still won’t take you then it’s their problem, not yours.
You are correct that if you’re running Naxx (for example) in cat spec and want some healer gear you’ll only get it if nobody else needs it for their main spec (unless you tell them ahead of time that Resto is your “main” spec and you want to be allowed to roll for that, but not dps gear - some raid leaders will allow this if its made clear ahead of time).
The first time I died, I think Demo said that I should try to stay to the side or behind. So the second time I did, but then I got nailed (in one shot, maybe two) by the sidekick boss (some mage I think). So on the third time, I had to stay to the side or behind the boss and then keep a third eye out for the sidekick, but somehow the aggro just did pan out as planned and we all got summarily executed en masse. Good times!
Thanks for the advice, and I will get Omen up and going before I do another 5-man run.
I understand the reasoning behind this, of course, but it does kindof suck to potentially be called a ninja for rolling on gear that suits either of my two specs.
Okay, I just tried to log in, and looks like the realm “Firetree” is gone… WTF is going on here, I know some realms had problems yesterday, but there’s nothing saying “some realms are down” on the log in screen. Anybody else notice missing realms?