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i have skinned my but off even trying skinng higher lvls beasts and i cant get past 100. the expert skinner isnt until 125 wht do i do
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Level up until you find orange skinnable enemies.
im lvl 18 is that high enough
Are you, by chance, using a Trial account?
Trial account tradeskills are capped at max 100. You'll need to purchase the game to go further.
Edited, Jan 12th 2007 6:24pm by thermalnoise
Trial account tradeskills are capped at max 100. You'll need to purchase the game to go further.
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The following restrictions are placed on all Trial Accounts:
* A level cap of 20.
* A maximum of 10 gold.
* Trade skills are capped at 100 ranks.
* Inability to trade via the auction house, mailbox, or player-to-player.
* In-game chat channels will be unavailable.
* A limit on the number of tells that can be sent.
* Realms with login queues will give priority to customers with retail accounts.
* Will not be eligible for the Paid Character Transfer service.
* A level cap of 20.
* A maximum of 10 gold.
* Trade skills are capped at 100 ranks.
* Inability to trade via the auction house, mailbox, or player-to-player.
* In-game chat channels will be unavailable.
* A limit on the number of tells that can be sent.
* Realms with login queues will give priority to customers with retail accounts.
* Will not be eligible for the Paid Character Transfer service.
Edited, Jan 12th 2007 6:24pm by thermalnoise
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Im having the exact same problem im level 14 where do you find the orange level beasts to skin?
thnx yeh im on a trial will i get to keep my charcter when i get the retail acct.?
I believe it starts around level 15 or 20, from there you should be able to take the level of the mob x5 = level needed to skin. IE: Mob is level 20 x5 = level 100 needed to skin it. All the way up to level 60 x 5 =level 300 skinning.
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yeah you will be able to keep your character no problem i started otu on the trial to. sorry also to sound stupid (ive been playing for 6 months an still dont understand half the stuff :p.) what do you mean by mobs an how does it exactly work?.
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Dont worry i readon some other forums an found out all about it also to get your level up i found if you skin animals the same level or higher than you it goes up. But if you skin something thats about 4-5 levels lower than you your skill will not change.
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Dont worry i readon some other forums an found out all about it also to get your level up i found if you skin animals the same level or higher than you it goes up. But if you skin something thats about 4-5 levels lower than you your skill will not change.
Satanize wrote:
what do you mean by mobs an how does it exactly work?.
ummm....
Wow.
What level are u?
Mobs are enemies; enough said.
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A rule of thumb to go by for getting experience for pretty much anything is what color the action is when trying to perform it. Here is a guideline to go by on a paid accout (Trial accounts see the posting above showing limited caps)
Gray - no exp gained
Green - possible to lvl/gain exp with, but it will take a while
Yellow - More likely to lvl/gain exp with, could happen each time or take a few times to lvl.
Orange - Greatest chance to lvl/gain exp with (should get exp with every kill/action performed
Red - level is too high for you. (for trade skills it will tell you that you are unable to perform that action. Killing is still possible, but it is best to not try)
It is best just to look for things that are yellow or orange. I hope this helps.
Edited, Jan 19th 2007 12:25pm by Courtann
Edited, Jan 23rd 2007 11:07am by Courtann
Gray - no exp gained
Green - possible to lvl/gain exp with, but it will take a while
Yellow - More likely to lvl/gain exp with, could happen each time or take a few times to lvl.
Orange - Greatest chance to lvl/gain exp with (should get exp with every kill/action performed
Red - level is too high for you. (for trade skills it will tell you that you are unable to perform that action. Killing is still possible, but it is best to not try)
It is best just to look for things that are yellow or orange. I hope this helps.
Edited, Jan 19th 2007 12:25pm by Courtann
Edited, Jan 23rd 2007 11:07am by Courtann
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The term 'mob' screwed me up for a long time too...
I thought that the common use of 'mob' was to indicate a group of individuals... so when somebody told me I should be able to handle 2-3 mobs, I was thinking 2-3 'groups' of monsters...
So, just by playing I've learned that 'mob' means a single monster... and that 'adds' are additional monsters, like minions or helpers... guards, whatever who get aggro'd if the leader is bothered...
I'm still learning a LOT as well... lol, long way to go. Learned a lot of short hand... like 'gl', 'omw', 'hf', and plenty more... you'll figure them out... i'm just on the tip o the iceberg.
I thought that the common use of 'mob' was to indicate a group of individuals... so when somebody told me I should be able to handle 2-3 mobs, I was thinking 2-3 'groups' of monsters...
So, just by playing I've learned that 'mob' means a single monster... and that 'adds' are additional monsters, like minions or helpers... guards, whatever who get aggro'd if the leader is bothered...
I'm still learning a LOT as well... lol, long way to go. Learned a lot of short hand... like 'gl', 'omw', 'hf', and plenty more... you'll figure them out... i'm just on the tip o the iceberg.
Differnt Level Mobs will Or Might Give YOu Levels.
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