Sure! I'd be happy to DE for you :)Follow

Anyone want to share my popcorn. I also got a spare soda (Beer for the adults)

I'm happy with my SoCo and Coke but I'll take a bowl of that popcorn thanks!

Just thought I'd add this little gem from the original emoplode thread.

Sprite and some popcorn with extra butter, please.

Jeez, what a cluster *&%$. Listen, you can be nice and DE and let people roll on the shards/mats that they could have rolled on in item form in the first place.

Side note: I always try to have a leveling enchanter as a friend, as I routinely have dozens of greens from my alts to DE. Mostly because its very tiresome to list dozens of items on AH to sell over the course of a few weeks, just so I can put things I actually WANT to keep in my bank. And for this service/favor I will give gold or any kind of dusts/essences the said enchanter needed.

Generally, this said enchanter will do enchants for me, for little to no cost, being as I gave him mats already and he will possibly get to advance his profession at the same time. Sounds vaguely like a win-win scenario.

Orrrrrrrr, you could be a **** and get on Allakhazam, or any other game forums and complain.

My tip, if you do not want to DE things from a PUG, don't offer. Better yet, don't ever mention that you are an enchanter, because someone will be sure to ask you to DE the BoP loot that nobody in the group can use.

Finally, I realize I may not have the most complete grammar/spelling skills on here, but I do respect trying to speak with some intelligence, and give kudos to everyone on the internet who tries to do the same. Thank you.

Oh, I like where this is going. As a tank im gonna charge 1s for every 100 dmg points soaked in whole run. In addtion to that I'm gonna charge for every taunt and shout I do. And of course there will be some money in marking mobs( not needed, but hey people buy useless stuff all the time, don't they?). Do you think it's ok if I negotiate funds for keeping my "work uniform" fixed and clean? Or is it too much to ask? Of course newly established Tank Union will try to deal with outrageous conditions we're commuting to workplace. New griphons for every dungeon I say!

Oh no, I know that this is standard etiquette as I practice it myself as I'm sure the majority of the posters here do as well.

The trick is that with any loot rules, one has to establish them ahead of time - if you don't feel that someone should get more then one NEED item or can't roll on the orb or shards or whatever way you want to play it, if its something that you intend to enforce then its something that you should share with the group at the beginning.

If you hit PUG raids with any regularity, you know how you get raid leaders that turn into loot ***** after all's done and over with, suddenly announcing a whole slew of loot rules that were never discussed at the beginning and that you'd of never joined the raid had you known - this gent is coming off as one of those types and being rightfully slammed for his behavior.

Too late. (Insert emoticon here!)

Edit: Oh, and rate ups for the other reasonable enchanters.

Edited, Jun 9th 2009 9:02pm by Wondroustremor

/facepalm

If you can't make money with medium to high level enchanting, you're doing something wrong.

Also, blues and epics have a vendor value if there is no enchanter in the group; mining nodes, skinnable corpses, and plants do not.

And this, ladies and gents, is what we call a "sock" account (most likely) or a "troll" (less likely). Why a sock? Because they know how to break the Allakhazam swear filter, and knew it before posting (notice no edit tags).

***** off. You're entitled to your own opinion, but you're totally wrong if you think enchanting is not profitable. I have made probably tens of thousands of gold from it (I know I made at least 10k back in TBC alone).

My hunter just dinged 77 in Grizzly Hills. The only dailies I've done are making seals mate once a day (most days, but not every day) for walrus rep. I leveled Enchanting to 425, paid for Outland and Northrend leatherworking (I skinned up to 70 and saved mats), and bankrolled epic flight including Cold Weather. All without any help from my main except for a 1k loan I paid back plus 20% in less than a month. Guess what skill paid for it...

For the record, I'm happy to DE in a party.

I agree 100%. 'Chanters don't need BoP shards to level. They also don't need BoP shards for the gold. It isn't a hardship to share shards with the other players in your PuG/Guild run.


I make more gold by selling normal DE'd components than anything else I do. Enough so that if I want to buy a couple of high-end shards, it's out of pocket change rather than feeling like a huge amount.

To each his/her own. I've been playing a different game then most people since the release of WotLK, I multibox. With a group of five characters, it takes me about 40 mins to do 30 dailies. I have ten level 80(crap gear, but with a group of five, you basically can do them naked) and it takes about 90 minutes for me to make 800g(60 dailies and 2 JC dailies). After the "work" is done, I multibox instances. Three shards and a crystal from H UK, one shard from UP first boss, four shards/one crystal from H HoL, another four + one from H CoS, and two more shards from H Gundrak. I ran those heroics almost nightly when I was farming emblems for my first group. Currently I'm leveling my third group in instances, specifically Gundrak at the moment. That's at least another eight dream shards a night, unless that spell hit cloak drops of the last boss. When my disenchanter end up in a pug or guild run, I let everyone know that I can and will DE if no one needs. We all roll at the end, top roll gets the crystal. Everybody is happy.

Okay, since this has been bumped recently, I'll reiterate what I said before in another thread. If you're an enchanter, and decide not to offer to DE for a group, it's your right. However, you're more likely to get disenchanting goods if you are willing to DE. Why do I say this? Simple. You are one of five people rolling each time for the items that drop, if nobody needs them. Each time you roll Greed, you have a 1 in 5 chance of getting an item. Let's use an analogy, and say you're in a group with 5 items that drop that nobody needs, and everyone wants to greed roll for vendor.



You win nothing in that scenario, and the other people that won something get to vendor it- which probably won't be worth as much as the Dream Shards or Abyss Crystals they might have won. Now, on to another scenario where everyone passes on each item that they don't need, and you pick them up. At the end of the run, you all roll for shards.



Granted, you didn't win 4 shards and a crystal- but then, thanks to the random number generator, you have a good chance of not winning each time you roll for an item against your other four party members. When you decide to play nicely with other people, your odds improve. I'd prefer a 3 in 5 chance or even 2 in 5 chance of winning a shard or crystal at the end of a run to a 1 in 5 each time. But maybe that's just me.