70DZ studies engineering and is easy to flush up to 350 without mining support

I don't have mining, engineering is very miscellaneous, not only mining can be done, the key is money and patience. It's best to have a plug-in for professional skills, because engineering requires too many parts.

Remember: When you rush the level, you must collect more formulas, and you can save a lot of money by using a good formula to rush the level, here is the smoke bomb formula of the bandage man in front of the Shatas Hotel, it is good to use it to rush 350.

More stones are needed, and fewer mines are needed.

As long as you have money, you can always buy the materials and blueprints you need to level up, so even if you don't have mining.

The key is gold! The problem that money can solve is not a problem, you can ensure that the materials are sufficient, it is easy to rush to it, and it is easy to see how many g you have in your pocket!

You listen to me, people who really want to rush the project The mine basically bought 4000g I rushed up in two days anyway At that time, the price was generally 4000 rushed to the top I was in a hurry to buy some ** goods.

350 good rush in the back although the cost is high.

I don't think I care which one since it's 350.

There are posts on how to practice skills. The project is more cumbersome to connect, but it doesn't cost as much money as forging jewelry enchantments.

Yes, it's all over when you buy a mine, and you need a lot of g

Hellfire Peninsula, LM in Fort Glory, BL in Salma, Mining Trainer can be learned!

After mining to 350, you can go to the Outlands Hellfire Peninsula to find a trainer to learn to increase the skill limit to 375 and then keep mining in the Outlands It's not difficult at all to 375 Basically, each mine has a little longer skill points

After mining 300, go to the Hellfire Peninsula and learn from the mining trainers in Fort Glory (LM) and Salma (BL).

Or ask FS to open the door and go to Shattrath to learn.

After 350, the magic iron ore will not rise every time it is mined, it is recommended to go to Nagrand or Blade Mountain to mine refined gold ore or rich gold ore, so that the rise will be faster. It's better to find someone to give gloves that you don't usually wear very much, and it's better to have a mining +5 (enchantment, advanced mining).

Save money and dig the mine yourself according to the level, remember to look at the trainer to learn what to learn, the one that consumes less materials, and the materials are easy to collect.

You can also take a look at the experience posts posted by others on the Internet.

The key punching project is more difficult, and the punching mining is still relatively easy.

In addition, if you only rely on the mining of the mining project, it is far from enough, you also need 2-3 times the amount of ore.

In fact, you spend a lot of time and point card punching project, it is not as efficient as buying g to collect ore with point card money. It is much more cost-effective to spend the time saved and do the task. Generally, a point card can be sold for 1000+, and you can play money with all your heart, and a point card can play at least 3 5000g.

The head of the project will reach 525, and if you want to mine, you can mine it yourself, no money.

Prepare 3000g. If you buy anything, you can fill it up overnight.

If there is a certain material base... A little more than 1000g is fine.

Note: Very few before 300... It won't exceed 300g... The focus is on the post-300s. Especially the last few points ... It is estimated that 2000g will be used. (Pure Buy).

You have to learn mining to mine.

WOW has 2 business skills.

I studied Mining + Engineering.

Start mining from your birthplace.

It is used in every type of mine.

There is a mine in a cave at the foot of a wild mountain... What the hell do you mean by asking?

Shanxi En: After two years of digging, you will become an upstart.

Yes, there are many things that can be fun and useful, and mining can provide engineering raw materials.

Let me analyze, I am also a thief

Mining: 30 stamina, good for pvp, pve is useless.

Digging grass: Back to 1200 blood, PVP is very good, PVE is average, MS recovery jumps the amount of blood.

Dial skin: 20 storms, pvp is okay, pve is very good!

Forging: When I first opened TBC, forging 3 was very good, and now the thief is useless, regardless of PVP or PVE engineering: PVE is useless, PVP is better for that shoe Jewelry: unique gemstones plus TBC's first DPS necklace, PVE is super good, PVP is not recommended.

fm: All attributes plus 8....I don't want to judge, it's not practical at all.

So, pvp: engineering, mining, very good, if pve route, these 2 are useless.

Finally, if you are looking to make money. When I didn't analyze.

It's very comfortable to fight on the battlefield, and it's very good for killing.

Adamantite grenades can stun people.

Frost grenades can be ice rings.

The Rocket Boots are the equivalent of a second sprint.

It's high

Engineering and mining are a perfect match, but to be honest, the mining team mage does not have much income, after all, its professional effect is gayan, WLK is very profitable in the early stage, if you like pvp, the project is very sharp, it is recommended to match alchemy or FM (this is very expensive), jewelry, of course, it also depends entirely on you, if you just like to run mining all over the world, then I didn't say it.

OK.. But you won't get the privileges that other majors have.

For example, the ring FM is only owned by those who learn FM!

In fact, playing games is fun, go as you like, professional, and that bit of privilege is not much improved in the back.

If you like PK and are a self-sufficient player, a good match. Engineering is suitable for PK for any profession

If you are a big money, you don't need to learn mining, you can learn other fun things or help PK.

If you're trying to have fun, both Gnome Engineering and Goblin Engineering have a lot of new stuff, but Gnome is mainly a device, and Goblins are mainly bombs, which is a rough difference.

If you only have this one Mage and you're a casual player, this is the way to go.

Preferably an engineering tailor. Motorcycles and flying carpets can be sitting.

OK.. Why not? Make good money.

Yes, if you want to learn mining, you can only choose one of jewelry and engineering. Mining is one of the most basic skills, because whether you want gems or engineering, you need to mine materials. If you want to train jewelry and engineering for equipment, don't mine, but if you want to make money, you should make mining and gems faster.

If the materials are more expensive in this camp, you can go to the other party to see, and then transfer money in a neutral bank, you can give money to the other camp to buy things, and then get the materials through a neutral bank, but you must be fast.

Practicing mining is to save money, and since you are not short of money, you can do jewelry and engineering. It's easy to do anything without lack of money, buy materials and skills

Build a number of hostile camps and see if the other party's AH is there. If there is a neutral bank, transfer money to sweep it all.

If you don't have it, collect it yourself in the city, let everyone know that you want materials, and naturally someone will help you fight.

If you have g, you don't need to mine...ah buy raw materials....