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Mind Fuser
21-05-2007, 10:22 PM
Hey all i just want to know, what is the best profession for hunters? Currently i have Blacksmithing and Mining and if it is the best one what should i do? Armorsmithing or Weaponsmithing??? Please Help!!:ponder: :scratch: :undecided:

KollegeGurl
21-05-2007, 10:48 PM
Hey all i just want to know, what is the best profession for hunters? Currently i have Blacksmithing and Mining and if it is the best one what should i do? Armorsmithing or Weaponsmithing??? Please Help!!:ponder: :scratch: :undecided:

It's all a matter of opinion and what you want to do, i thinkt he best professions to have is mining/skinning or herbalism/skinning, simply because those are great money makers and you don't have to drop any gold to bring in more gold, know what i mean? I think crafting professions are for higher levels. Unless you have a main that already provides gold for your hunter, then i say drop blacksmithing and go into another gathering profession. Unless you don't care about getting your mount at 40 and whatnot.

But like i said, matter of opinion only.

GamerManOneTwo
22-05-2007, 02:26 AM
I agree, for an initial main character while leveling up take 2 gathering professions, make lots of gold selling - find out what it takes to power level the crafting profession you want and save up those mats and then when you hit 70, drop one or both and level up the crafting.

As always it is a good idea to have an Auction house alt on the side just buying low and selling high.

GM12

Justinledwards
22-05-2007, 03:07 AM
In terms of utility in raids and instances... engineering. For the jumper cables. You have a good chance of rezzing your priest / pala / shaman on a wipe. Feign Death + jumper cables is very good utility. A lot of hunters are miner / engineers or herbalism / engineers

Mine isn't - mine is LW / skinner. Skinning makes some cash, leatherworking, well only plan on making items that you are going to use.

Mind Fuser
22-05-2007, 03:13 AM
Thanks all for the info!! Because this is my main im going to drop blacksmithing and take up skinning!! and plus i do need gold!! lol:grin:

Justinledwards
22-05-2007, 05:09 AM
Herbing may make more than skinning

Chunderpants
22-05-2007, 01:06 PM
You're a HUNTER!!! Hunters kill stuff. theres something laying dead at your feet, what do you do?

You skin it for crying out loud lmao.

I cant fathom how this is complicated. The hunter and skinning are like peas in a pod. If you go mining you need to change the detecting to mining and so risk missing kills, if you changed detecting to detect beasts/etc you miss the ore deposits. Same with Herbalism.

By all means take 2 gathering proffs, and run the risk of missing something when one is turned off and the other is turned on, but for all thats holy, take skinning.

Mind Fuser
22-05-2007, 09:07 PM
Just a tip, you dont need to track beasts to skin them. They are not that hard to find.:tongue:

Chunderpants
23-05-2007, 12:27 PM
Just a tip, you dont need to track beasts to skin them. They are not that hard to find.:tongue:

True, but as you ought to know the last thing you really want to do is go wandering somewhere, kill 1 beast then find 2 or 3 attack you when you come within agro range or they run past :wink:

det
10-06-2007, 12:14 PM
Can one believe it...? Here I am wondering about professions, too. And that on my 10th character. No brainer indeed, up to lv 40 - I am herbing and skinning. But since my main (warlock) tailors and the endgame tailored items are so awesome, I wonder if letherworking becomes an option (especially since some of the LW endgame items are mail?)

Hmmm hmmmm

coani
10-06-2007, 06:19 PM
tailoring >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LW
though lw isn't all that bad for hunter, given the crap itemization hunters get.
the annoying part is that some of the good craftable mail items are in blacksmithing... :p
(something that tailorers don't have to worry about)

Banesidhe
13-06-2007, 11:52 PM
True, but as you ought to know the last thing you really want to do is go wandering somewhere, kill 1 beast then find 2 or 3 attack you when you come within agro range or they run past
Zoom out. All my characters are zoomed out fully, and they don't have problems with adds that much. You can usually tell when you're going to pull more than you intended. Besides, other characters can't track beasts, and they manage just fine.

gearsofyourmom
22-11-2008, 03:08 PM
Just a tip, you dont need to track beasts to skin them. They are not that hard to find.:tongue:


Who was asking for the tips again?

Preecher
23-11-2008, 08:33 AM
Holy crap guys. I think a lot of people are missing the point.

This guy is a hunter. By FAR the best trade skill is engineering. With engineering you can save $$ by making your own ammo. Not to mention what the other poster said about the jumper cables. And most importantly! Ta-da! Engineering is fun! You get a kick-ass helmet, the best gun in the game, the best scopes for your guns, better ammo than everyone else, a +45 stamina trinket well before 70, and at later levels you can make buttloads of money farming motes and other gasses in Northrend. OMG engineering was practically MADE FOR HUNTERS with the whole gun, scopes, ammo things.

Additionally, you get to keep mining. Dont discard your current mining skill. By keeping mining you will get all those neat crystals to sell or use in your engineering scope patterns.

In this entire game, Ive never seen a better class-profession fit than hunters + engineering. And you will have fun doing it.

Go agead disagree with me, anyone, i dare ya :)

Venzz
23-11-2008, 06:31 PM
Holy crap guys. I think a lot of people are missing the point.

This guy is a hunter. By FAR the best trade skill is engineering. With engineering you can save $$ by making your own ammo. Not to mention what the other poster said about the jumper cables. And most importantly! Ta-da! Engineering is fun! You get a kick-ass helmet, the best gun in the game, the best scopes for your guns, better ammo than everyone else, a +45 stamina trinket well before 70, and at later levels you can make buttloads of money farming motes and other gasses in Northrend. OMG engineering was practically MADE FOR HUNTERS with the whole gun, scopes, ammo things.

Additionally, you get to keep mining. Dont discard your current mining skill. By keeping mining you will get all those neat crystals to sell or use in your engineering scope patterns.

In this entire game, Ive never seen a better class-profession fit than hunters + engineering. And you will have fun doing it.

Go agead disagree with me, anyone, i dare ya :)

My Hunter uses a bow......:wink:

Preecher
24-11-2008, 05:19 AM
My Hunter uses a bow......:wink:

you can still use scopes. and the dude in ogrimmar will exchange your gun ammo for bow ammo for free. :)

Superspam
24-11-2008, 05:34 PM
Dead threads should stay dead.

zXz
25-11-2008, 04:17 PM
you can still use scopes. and the dude in ogrimmar will exchange your gun ammo for bow ammo for free. :)why go to orgrimmar and exchange anything for anything when engineers can make arrows as well as bullets?

Also the op never mentioned if he was alliance or horde. So you may be sending him to the wrong city altogether.

Venzz
25-11-2008, 05:58 PM
Didnt know engineers could make arrows,also exchanging bullets for arrows was new to me too....thnx