I have been playing wow for over 3 years and it has only
been recently that I have discovered the art of gold making. I, like many
players, assumed that it required spending actual money on guides or that gold
making was just too time consuming. When talking of gold making people always
used the word “farming”. This was the greatest turn off for me. The idea of
spending endless hours doing a repetitive task seemed unpleasant. I had already
leveled my main characters fishing to max and I had filled my quota of such
tasks. Fortunately, the reality is much different. Farming does have its
usefulness. If you are looking to build a starting capital and you have
absolutely nothing then farming can be a good way to build it. You also have
the option of questing or even dailies to build from if you are high enough
level. If you have a crafting profession as well as a matching gathering
profession then you can gather materials and convert them to items to sell on
the auction house. All of these things are fairly intuitive once you have
played the game for a bit. They won’t make you millions but they will get you
started with a little gold in your pocket to invest.
This brings me to the secret of gold making (drum roll)……
Investment. Those who make a significant
amount of gold are doing so because they are in a constant state of investing.
If you have 20 gold in your pocket you only have 3 options for it. Let it sit
and do nothing, purchase something for yourself or invest it. The latter is the
gold maker. The reason people tend to shy away from investing is because there
is risk involved. It is important to keep in mind that if you fail miserably it
is ok. You aren't investing real money. You can recoup what you invest via the
standard methods of farming, questing/dailies and crafting. I prefer a 50/50
method of investing. I save 50% and set it aside for things I might want to
purchase for myself and I invest the other 50%. Given some time you will find
what works for you.
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