The Dude was once a Rune salesman...
With bag space at an all-time premium, not having to carry these reagents around is convenient, and admittedly, those reagent shops should have seen it coming. Their unions were not being proactive and protecting local market interests with tariffs on imports or clear tax structures. Sure, King Varian and Garrosh seem to have endless coffers for their war chests, but when the King is asking small Dwarf women to go hunt for natural resources instead of protecting significant archaeological artifacts, you gotta wonder what he was doing with this realm's riches during peacetime. Oh wait. It was never peacetime. Regardless of what fulfills our daily quests, I must admit I am in awe of folks who not only anticipate changes to help continue the flow of gold and profits, but are savvy enough to even act on them. That has never been me -- if I know of something good, I don't have the cash flow, or if I do have the cash flow can't see what's coming next unless it's a big huge bill, or a major appliance decides to go off to dishwasher heaven. If you have good, solid fiscal advice for me you might as well save your breath. But, okay - if you do have any insider tips on rune futures, pass them along, okay?
This might help: http://wow.joystiq.com/tag/patch-5.2
I have this vague memory from the days of yore. I remember having to buy wood to make my cooking fires, I think. I don't know I may be making that up but I think you did at some point.
ReplyDeleteUm ... buy low, sell high? That's the extent of my fiscal advice and I never ever even take it. I think most of the money I've made in game I was just accidentally lucky.
After eight years of game patches, expansions, and patches, it would be nearly impossible to predict the futures of campfire wood or fish scales commodities. Oh well, just keep doing that daily grind I suppose!
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