What proffesion is the best atm
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Nicholasky
Member
I might be wrong but as the options for FINAL professions I would say:
Alch - 300 Classic, maybe TBC?, 75 Northrend
Engineering - 300 Classic, 75 Northrend, 75 Cata, 25 or 40 Pandaria(?), 1 WoD
Jewelcrafting - 300 Classic(?), 75 TBC(?), 75 Northrend
Anyways it really depends on whether you're f2p, vet, or still subbed.
If you're either subbed or want to use the mark of honor gems, you won't need alch and jc to make better gems.
If you're subbed then you don't need 75 cata engineering or 40 MoP engineering for socketing dragonling
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so if you're subbed I would probably say your final professions would be looking like:
Engineering
Inscription/Alchemy
No specific profession level for subbed because as subbed you can just mail yourself stuff or whatnot and don't need to be TOO cautious in gathering mats so you don't have to reset a profession to get more, and you have easy access to mats
don't quote me on anything above because I don't play vet and am relatively new to F2P, just my thoughts
Alch - 300 Classic, maybe TBC?, 75 Northrend
Engineering - 300 Classic, 75 Northrend, 75 Cata, 25 or 40 Pandaria(?), 1 WoD
Jewelcrafting - 300 Classic(?), 75 TBC(?), 75 Northrend
Anyways it really depends on whether you're f2p, vet, or still subbed.
If you're either subbed or want to use the mark of honor gems, you won't need alch and jc to make better gems.
If you're subbed then you don't need 75 cata engineering or 40 MoP engineering for socketing dragonling
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so if you're subbed I would probably say your final professions would be looking like:
Engineering
Inscription/Alchemy
No specific profession level for subbed because as subbed you can just mail yourself stuff or whatnot and don't need to be TOO cautious in gathering mats so you don't have to reset a profession to get more, and you have easy access to mats
don't quote me on anything above because I don't play vet and am relatively new to F2P, just my thoughts
Chops
Soccer Dad
300 vanilla alchemy
Chops
Soccer Dad
tooltips are lying liars that lie.
Chops
Soccer Dad
Its real hard to argue with engi tinkers, toys, devices, consumables, etc. I'd go so far as to say that if one of your profs isnt engi, you're fucking up.
Alchemy, for the flask, makes a strong contender for the second best prof, because you can drop it, pick up gathering profs to make more engi stuff and then swap back to alch and have use of your flask again at skill level 1. This can also be true of tailoring for the nets, which I think is a strong choice for your second prof too.
Henry
Veteran
IMO:
1. Pick up Inscription; enchant your shoulders
2. Pick up Leatherworking; enchant your legs
3. Drop Inscription, pick up Alchemy; get a Flask
4. Drop Leatherworking, pick up Engineering; tinker your belt
5. If you want nets, drop Engineering and pick up Tailoring, otherwise stick with Engineering for helm, toys, etc.
1. Pick up Inscription; enchant your shoulders
2. Pick up Leatherworking; enchant your legs
3. Drop Inscription, pick up Alchemy; get a Flask
4. Drop Leatherworking, pick up Engineering; tinker your belt
5. If you want nets, drop Engineering and pick up Tailoring, otherwise stick with Engineering for helm, toys, etc.
Henry
Veteran
Ah, good to know
Chops
Soccer Dad
its a couple stats that requires maintaining an otherwise useless profession. I'll take an alchemists flask for simplicity and ease over the like... what? 2 str and 1 crit?
PleumAngel
Member
Alchemy for my war, not only flask but get to use potions like Mighty Rage Potion that grants instant rage and 25 Strentgh. Living action potion, and swiftness potion.
Downside is that I have to resubb to get herbs
Downside is that I have to resubb to get herbs
Chops
Soccer Dad
actually, if you’re willing to be a hardcore weirdo about it, there are vendors that sell both gromsblood and living action pots in a (very) small supply. You can spend some time camping them and get a small refill.