Hi all,
You'll see that i'm posting alot on sec. trade skills these days. I never saw the benefits of these trade skills.. Now i do but i'm still no expert on details. So here another n00b question:
My cooking skill is like 1, fishing is 130. Should i learn to cook for good money or recipes or is it a waste of time?
Grtzz
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Cook for food for yourself or guildies (heals damage, and some have stat benefits) or for a pet (if you are a hunter). I've found that cooked food doesn't do well at the AH.
cooking goes well with fishing, my druid eats almsot exclusivly sagefish and nightfin soup, for the buffs they provie, my hunter eats winetr squid(and has 300 units saved for the long summer).
You cook for yourself, and your freids(As stated), Not for money, not for glory(in game Thourium cheff would rock),but to eat. While eating and being well fed is not a a absloutly neccary you will find that some encounters are just that much eazer with the right food.
Edited, Wed Jan 25 13:47:10 2006 by Capitolg
You cook for yourself, and your freids(As stated), Not for money, not for glory(in game Thourium cheff would rock),but to eat. While eating and being well fed is not a a absloutly neccary you will find that some encounters are just that much eazer with the right food.
Edited, Wed Jan 25 13:47:10 2006 by Capitolg
Cooking and fishing is somewhat useful for a few of the items you can create, but overall it's basically a waste of time.
Neither are really a way to make a steady income with and the items you can make (that you would actually ever use) are marginal.
Keep in mind though if you do decide to go ahead with this anyway cooking and fishing pretty much go hand in hand.
Neither are really a way to make a steady income with and the items you can make (that you would actually ever use) are marginal.
Keep in mind though if you do decide to go ahead with this anyway cooking and fishing pretty much go hand in hand.
Tnx all for this reply,
the cooking will be continued as for the fishing.
I heard that fishing could make a lot of money i a while
(for example the golden pearls out of clams) and cooking goes hand in hand with fishing so.....
We'll see what i think of the benefits in the future..
Grtzz
the cooking will be continued as for the fishing.
I heard that fishing could make a lot of money i a while
(for example the golden pearls out of clams) and cooking goes hand in hand with fishing so.....
We'll see what i think of the benefits in the future..
Grtzz
Cooking is all about the Dragonbreath Chili. >:)
I made a few gold from Sagefish Delight when it was new, but mostly I cook for the buff-producing effects. If you're going to pause for a bite, anyhow, might as well get some lasting benefit. Improving cooking is quite easy, especially if you also fish. The quest to change your max from 225 to 300 is pretty easy (can simply buy the required items at auction and from vendors).
ChlKilt wrote:
I heard that fishing could make a lot of money i a while (for example the golden pearls out of clams)
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Savory Deviate Delight FTW!!!! Who doesn't want to morph into a pirate?
I love cooking!
And dominating my cooking skill so easily is such a feeling of triumph after spending so much TIME and GOLD on my other skills ...
I love cooking!
And dominating my cooking skill so easily is such a feeling of triumph after spending so much TIME and GOLD on my other skills ...
Ok all usefull but next question:
How to make fire? I searching for flint and tinder for like ages.. and i cant seem to find any, my guildies also cant give a proper anwser.
So anyone here can?
Grtzz
(btw, no longer knight :( )
How to make fire? I searching for flint and tinder for like ages.. and i cant seem to find any, my guildies also cant give a proper anwser.
So anyone here can?
Grtzz
(btw, no longer knight :( )
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You can buy flint and wood from vendors. Usually cooking vendors have this for purchase.
Most communities will have some form of fire you can use for cooking. In Stormwind there’s a fire in the inn in the Old Town section. In Ironforge you can cook on any of the braziers. Sometimes they are harder to find. There isn’t a fire on Feathermoon’s island, for example, but there is one next to the dock on the mainland. If you don’t mind taking up two bag slots for flint and kindling, go for it. But unless you decided to do some baking out in the middle of nowhere you shouldn’t really need to.
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