World Of warcraft
Hayden Hawke's Secret Gold Guide!
by R. Weatherly Business Professional
R. Weatherly 
Business Professional
Dear Champion,
Warlords of Draenor is out and it's time to get to work at becoming better than everyone else.
So how are you going to do that? --- With Gold of course.
Gold has always been the heart of the game, the more of it you have, the better off you are --- there's no such thing as too much.
With gold you can have everything the game has to offer. Cool mounts, rare pets, epic gear, item enhancements, and the ability to pretty much buy anything you want.
Take the following two individuals for example:
Individual A owns the Secret Gold Guide and has put it to good use, earning tens of thousands of gold in a few weeks. He decides to start a new character. He goes to the character creation screen, makes his character, and then runs it to the nearest mailbox.
When he gets to that mailbox he opens a letter from his auction character and inside of it is 5,000 gold and a bunch of gear. He now has a leveling advantage, with 5,000 gold and starter gear he doesn't have to take time looting anything at all, just quest and go.
This same individual just reached level 100 and decides that he wants to pick up Blacksmithing.
So what does he do?
He pulls up a profession guide, logs into his auction character, and buys all of the materials required to go from 1 - 700. He then sends him to his character and logs out. He logs in to his character and goes to his mailbox and within a few hours he is a level 700 Blacksmith.
Now let's consider Individual B, who hasn't used the secret gold guide.
Individual B decides to start a new character, he logs into the game and immediately begins to quest. He gets to level 4 and his bags are already full. He goes to the merchant to buy new bags but can't afford any. He sells all the junk he looted that slowed down his leveling and still doesn't have enough. As he levels to 100 he is also short on gold for other things that would make leveling easier, such as mount training.
By level 40 he realizes his gear is subpar and when he goes to the auction house to upgrade he can't even afford one piece. He must spend time with gathering professions or farming things in order to get himself to level 100. This takes 3x as long as individual A.
He finally gets to level 100 and then decides he wants to do Blacksmithing. He cannot afford any of the materials so he will have to farm them himself. So he goes to learn mining. Now he must either farm fragments in Warlords of Draenor to get his skill high enough or go back and farm old ore and do old Blacksmithing recipes.
Hidalgo Jones
World of Warcraft
http://trck.me/340279/
Affiliate Disclosure:
If you click on any link on this page and make a purchase, I might receive a commission.
This takes him hours, then days, and finally after about two weeks his mining and his Blacksmithing are around 650, it takes him another week just to finish it off to 700.
http://trck.me/340279/
Apr 18th 2015 10:33
Business ProfessionalDear Champion,
Warlords of Draenor is out and it's time to get to work at becoming better than everyone else.
So how are you going to do that? --- With Gold of course.
Gold has always been the heart of the game, the more of it you have, the better off you are --- there's no such thing as too much.
With gold you can have everything the game has to offer. Cool mounts, rare pets, epic gear, item enhancements, and the ability to pretty much buy anything you want.
Take the following two individuals for example:
Individual A owns the Secret Gold Guide and has put it to good use, earning tens of thousands of gold in a few weeks. He decides to start a new character. He goes to the character creation screen, makes his character, and then runs it to the nearest mailbox.
When he gets to that mailbox he opens a letter from his auction character and inside of it is 5,000 gold and a bunch of gear. He now has a leveling advantage, with 5,000 gold and starter gear he doesn't have to take time looting anything at all, just quest and go.
This same individual just reached level 100 and decides that he wants to pick up Blacksmithing.
So what does he do?
He pulls up a profession guide, logs into his auction character, and buys all of the materials required to go from 1 - 700. He then sends him to his character and logs out. He logs in to his character and goes to his mailbox and within a few hours he is a level 700 Blacksmith.
Now let's consider Individual B, who hasn't used the secret gold guide.
Individual B decides to start a new character, he logs into the game and immediately begins to quest. He gets to level 4 and his bags are already full. He goes to the merchant to buy new bags but can't afford any. He sells all the junk he looted that slowed down his leveling and still doesn't have enough. As he levels to 100 he is also short on gold for other things that would make leveling easier, such as mount training.
By level 40 he realizes his gear is subpar and when he goes to the auction house to upgrade he can't even afford one piece. He must spend time with gathering professions or farming things in order to get himself to level 100. This takes 3x as long as individual A.
He finally gets to level 100 and then decides he wants to do Blacksmithing. He cannot afford any of the materials so he will have to farm them himself. So he goes to learn mining. Now he must either farm fragments in Warlords of Draenor to get his skill high enough or go back and farm old ore and do old Blacksmithing recipes.
Hidalgo Jones
World of Warcraft
http://trck.me/340279/
Affiliate Disclosure:
If you click on any link on this page and make a purchase, I might receive a commission.
This takes him hours, then days, and finally after about two weeks his mining and his Blacksmithing are around 650, it takes him another week just to finish it off to 700.
http://trck.me/340279/Apr 18th 2015 10:33
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