Flying debateFollow

I buy 280% flying for every character as soon as I can afford it. It just makes everything go faster.

Buy it. None of my alts would be caught flying slow.

Always had gold for this and never worried about it, just part of the game i guess.

I bought it for my Druid, Hunter and Shaman. Druid was a given since it's my main and I bought it on my Hunter and Shaman with the gold I made from leveling up. I don't remember the precise numbers anymore, but you make something like 3-4k gold just from quests, dungeons and selling quest rewards/vendor treash. And that's after you buy your level 80-85 spells and abilities.

My Druid doesn't count, since I got Swift Flight Form back when it wasn't just something you paid 10g at the trainer for, or whatever. Back when having the Raven Lord mount meant something, etc. Anyway, both my Shaman and Hunter went into Cataclysm content with literally no gold on them and came out the other end with epic flying.

Oh, and grats, nub.

Edited, Aug 30th 2011 11:55pm by Mazra

Anyone remember 60% flying?

Now a days I am a altaholic, I tend to think to myself "Will I keep this toon in the long term" before I spend the cash on epic flying. Sure I know I can easily make the cash back just questing to 85, but a lot of times I don't make it there.

150% dosen't seem so bad now when you had a 60% for months lol.

Option 3 and grats.

Anyway, I echo the "do it if you plan to get said character to 85" sentiment.

Quit being a baby and buy it!

I do it for all my toons past 70 anyways.

This isn't a debate. It's a poll.

So what the hell does "pforu" mean?

Now that we have clam stacking and increased stack sizes for potions ... you'd might as well cave in and buy it.

I've got it on my 4 over 70 characters, and will buy it for more of them as they get up there, the 150% just doesn't cut it regardless of gathering / nongathering professions. It just feels like chains keeping them from getting to the buckets for the cooking daily before the faster fliers hit it. Least I know of a couple out of the way buckets that they seem to avoid.

Bought it.

I'm not sure if I'm going to 85 or not. I'm at least hitting 75 though so I can max out the professions. I'm hoping to do some archeology to bypass parts of Northrend I really don't want to see again, so it'll get used. Still got that typical sinking feeling I get after a large purchase. Guess I'll just have to make some more gylphs.

There are few things that you can spend money on that actually last.

Flying speed last forever.

It's really a cost/benefit thing to me.

I'm not the type to ever drop 10k on gear.... But lets just say...

If I bought 4k worth of Mount speed - That will last forever.
If I bought 4k worth of gear - it will last Roughly 6 months. (At best)