I am a level 21 gnome mage with my engineering up to level 240. Unfortunately I cannot up my skill in engineering unless I level up to level 30 or 35, I'm not sure which since I have seen several conflicting posts about this. But my idea is for Blizzard not to make a level requirement (character level) to specialize in a tradeskill. If we can get to the area we need to reach the Trainer, then we should be able to train.
PLEASE BLIZZARD? Some of us do our tradeskilling on our alts so we don't overwhelm our inventory slots on our main characters. I see nothing wrong with this.....=)
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Allowing people to train to any level in tradeskills without also levelling their character would result in players being able to create a level 1 alt, get a warlock to summon the alt to trainers, max out tradeskills and thus get access to what is intended as mid-to-high level abilities (making mooncloth, alchemy transmutes, using a salt shaker etc). The current limitations are there for very good design reasons.
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Edited, Wed Oct 26 09:48:24 2005 by Morthandeus
Edited, Wed Oct 26 09:48:24 2005 by Morthandeus
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Edited, Wed Oct 26 09:41:33 2005 by Morthandeus
Edited, Wed Oct 26 09:41:33 2005 by Morthandeus
What Morthandeus said. You might as well remove the limitations on the number of tradeskills that a character could have, if you're building new alts for the single purpose of providing the benefits of those tradeskills to your main character. Requiring higher levels for increased tradeskills is incentive to actually play your alts as well as simply crafting with them.
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