Comments on: Supply Lines and Support Staff

By: Group Quest #88 – World of Foodcraft | Group Quest

Group Quest #88 – World of Foodcraft | Group Quest — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 13:01:46 +0000

[...] The Big Bear Butt: Supply Lines and Support Staff [...]

By: Mouse

Mouse — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 18:28:03 +0000

That is… actually more or less exactly what I am doing – and I don’t even have an open slot for a monk because of my two druids *coughs*
The druids are both 90 now, one of them is doing dailies in preparation for 5.1 and the rep change and all the other characters are in various stages of being leveled to 87 and parked at the farm… also for the rep change since you start getting rep in the Steppes and can skip Kun’lai Summit almost entirely (excluding the Tiger quest that opens the valley gate) if you are fully rested.
It just… efficient. My poor alts :)

By: Catsclaw

Catsclaw — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 17:29:32 +0000

Hi ho Hi Ho it’s off to farm we go…
At the end of Cata I had 9 Lvl 85s, all geared out…As of today I have 1 90, 1 87, and 5 85s who have thier 4 plot farms churning out mats for my 90. 1 poor 85 is stuck in SW as the auction slave, and one is on her way to start farming tonight.
So while I grind the rep on my main, so I can start growing motes for Lotus, I have an army of former raid toons relegated to farming, waiting thier turn to explore Pandaria.

While I like having lots of new things to do, I am rather annoyed with all the rep grinding dailies you HAVE to do as a crafter to get access to the good patterns. Even on a good day grouped with a buddy it takes hours to do Tiller, Cloud, Bug, Lotus, Angler….and I have not even opened Shado Pan yet….

By: Malk

Malk — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 12:33:44 +0000

So I’m not the only one who feels like I levelled like mad to get to 90 and…grub in the dirt! Even after having done my dirt-grubbing dailies…I catch myself grubbing in the dirt for gifts!

By: E

Mon, 22 Oct 2012 06:44:14 +0000

I guess I’m the strange one right now…I’ve got one 90, an 89, and various others between there and 85. And whatever I can scrounge up in dungeon or quests is good enough for me right now. In the meanwhile, I’m making a killing off the two alchemists that I did put the effort into power leveling – both routinely proc extra living steel, and I laugh all the way to bank while the raiders run off to craft the epis they’ll replace in few months.

Ah well, maybe I’m the weird one. All I know is I’m having fun, and that’s whats important to me.

By: Eric Dekker

Eric Dekker — Sun, 21 Oct 2012 17:24:34 +0000

Or you could support your friendly neighbourhood goblin and buy off the Auction House instead of spending so much time making them yourself :P

By: docwatson223

docwatson223 — Sun, 21 Oct 2012 17:19:46 +0000

Cincinnatus would have been proud!

By: ItsASecret

ItsASecret — Sun, 21 Oct 2012 00:34:21 +0000

To truly picture the full potential horror… imagine those multi-boxers, with multiple accounts and 20 or more level 85s, all looking at their character lists and calculating just how many Golden Lotus or whatever other materials purchasable by Spirits of Harmony they could accumulate, if they only spent x amount of time farming on each and every one, each and every. single. day.

DAMN! My secret plan for world domination discovered already?!?!?!?!?

By: Classy

Classy — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 15:00:20 +0000

Oh BBB. This gave me a giggle this morning hehe. It is almost like real life. My family has a farm about 1.5 hours where I live and it will be passed to my brother and I someday. I love to garden there, help out my dad and mom, go to church, see family, sit on the porch and talk, see the goats and chickens, etc. Once they retire (less than 5 years) they will be full time farmers. I’m 100% a farmer’s daughter. My boyfriend is a country boy too and his family has a ranch out near where my farm is (45 minutes between?). However, he now moonlights as a level 36 pandaren monk and loves it.

So even though we are both full time city slickers with IT jobs (does a town of 100,000 count?), we like to sneak off on the weekends and go back to our country roots. Nobody looks at us and thinks “oh, you guys totally have a garden and a chair/beer in the country.” Except maybe our accents. That gives us away…

By: Pawzy

Pawzy — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 05:18:43 +0000

I suppose my warrior and hunter are the only ones who figure that the best fertilizer for their gardens is the blood of their foes… *innocent whistle* ;)