Moiz

Actually we're still waiting for you to tell us why this should be so. All you've done is shift the burden of proof... and, well, thrown in some ad hominem for dramatic effect, of course!

I've seen a few different formulas that try to explain skill ups, and when things go green i think they're either all mistaken or that the probability distribution is so wide that using them as an indicator for insight as to when you'll likely get a skill up makes little sense. Look at fishing as a green skill in your profession, and the higher your fishing level the more green it gets.

Because, by your own admission... Alas, since the gold that the copper is worth is irrelevant to you, and by extension that amount of copper itself, why not just turn them in to benefit the server? Gold's worthless unless used.

It's also not necessarily poor design. I think we're so used to players knowing the game and optimising stuff that when we come across something which isn't finely tuned we assume it's bad design. Blizzard may have approached this talent with the idea that players will not always be on the mark with using it when necessary the moment it comes off cooldown, so 3/3 potentially gives the player 2 seconds grace, which is a reasonable approach really considering a varied player base and could be argued as good game design. Is it optimal for a savvy player who's committed to casting what and when it's needed? No, but i think assuming Blizzard designed the talents with this type of player solely in mind is cavalier. Knowing that 1/3 is the optimal build if you know what you're doign actually makes this talent more interesting, i think.

It's better in the 'nerfed' state since having a sizable number of players running around with 10's of thousand of gold is a terrible idea for those players that don't have a mage, pala or priest. By my count it's 20-30g per cap, not including herbs, rare boe's or bags. On a mage it takes me 4-6 mins per run, depending on how much i care about doing it quickly. So at 6 mins per run this is 40-60g per hour /played, not including the extras. At 4 mins this is 60-90g per hour /played, not including extras. It's still an excellent method of quickly getting some extra gold for stuff you want to buy. The speed of the packs is a non-issue. Hell, you could double their current speed and it still wouldn't matter. It might even speed up the run as you wouldn't have to wait so long for them to sometimes move out the way.

Gives the following error when moving cursor over the Fubar plugin after a message has been blocked when joined to a user created chat channel. Error: attempt to concatenate field `?' (a nil value) AddOn: ChatSanitizer File: ChatSanitizer.lua Line: 76 Count: 1

This is cool and i've been using it a while, but yet it appears buggy in a way. Like it'll just stop working, seemingly at random, and i'll have to do various things to get it working again, none of which are a sure thing and work as a goto troubleshooting step. Examples include choosing a different craft and then going back to previous craft, opening and closing a different profession, deleting queue and starting over, choosing create all rather than create, choosing queue all and process rather than just create, relogging. It's never showed an actual error until now, which popped up after craft was finished (no idea whether it's related to above). This was enchanting. Error: Attempt to find 'this' in non-table object (used '.' instead of ':' ?) AddOn: AdvancedTradeSkillWindow File: atsw.lua Line: 410 Count: 1

/script local a,b=CursorHasItem,PickupInventoryItem;if(not a())then CloseMerchant();b(17);if(a())then b(16);end end

You might also try running the game from the .exe directly, i.e. not a shortcut.

I think it's doubtful a huntard would care.

Yeah, they're not shown on the tooltip. I didn't mean to suggest a specific column for it. The reason i ask is that one of the items that used to sell really well (due to the enchantment), sells hardly at all now and i'm wondering if the popularity of Aux has something to do with it since those using Aux will never see what the item actually is. No matter if it's a big deal, i'll just scrap the listing.

Because you have them sorted differently (click the headers to sort). They're both true. You can notice the single, 100% listing in image 1 is the same as the second one down in image 2.

Thanks for the add ons. Would there be any chance of getting Aux to show item enchantments in the search listings?

Interesting idea. Although personally i think dropping a dedicated tank would be more interesting than dropping a dedicated healer. My first thought is frost mage, sv hunter, fury warrior, druid (some hybrid spec that compliments the job) and a sub rogue. I'd be up for it. Give us a shout if you're on Alliance. Tier 1+ would be pointless i think as those players go through 5 man mobs like butter.

/script if IsShiftKeyDown() then CastSpellByName("Heal(Rank 1)") else if IsAltKeyDown() then CastSpellByName("Heal(Rank 3") else CastSpellByName("Heal(Rank 4)"); end end; It might not display correct rank on cast bar, but check combat log and you'll see it does.