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Mining In World Of Warcraft

Mining in World of Warcraft is one of the best gold makers. Just be sure to sell your stuff in the Auction House in smelted stacks. The Buy out option is one of your best advantages when you sell so make sure you use it. It's usually best to smelt copper and tin into bronze or vice Versa. Be sure to check the going price and figure out if selling the bases or the product will sell for more.

Lower level mining skill of course wouldn't make you as much as being on top of the chart and we know it may be a little difficult or frustrating to level. It may take about 1 hour to get to tin level so its not too bad. However tin is a little more aggravating. Near ashenvale there is a place with harpies that has a few nice spots. From there stick to the wall and go south, head over to South Barrens. go around Scorpid, Bristleback and Razormane and you should be able to level your tin in no time.

Mithril is the key to making the most World of Warcraft gold. Engineering and Blacksmiths both need massive amounts to produce the items with their skills. Mithril usually sells off extremely fast a nice price in the auction house.

In southern Kalimdor you'll find Tanaris, a level 40-50 zone. There are many mineral ores that will make you filthy rich. You can start at Gadgetzan and cut across the desert to start. Be sure to check all the rocks and croppings along the way. The place is dangerous with alot of spawns. Travel along the edge, and then back along the outter boundary circling the map. Thistleshrub valley also has a few hot spots along with Un'Goro crater, Zul'Farrak and the areas close to Gadgetzan. Mining mithril may be a bit hard at low level, but the having the copper and tin will help you get some extra gold to spare until higher level. If you're level 50 you should be able to farm mithril fine.

This is a simple tip on how to make money at low level. Would be easier if you were an Orc or Troll because of their starting location. Orcs and Troll starts in durotar, for other races you will need to travel a bit further but it should all work pretty well.

You will need to become a Journeyman miner to begin. Durotar has the highest number of copper veins so would be the most ideal place. Once you've collected a good amount of copper ore, return to the forge and smelt them. Once your copper ore is turned in bars, follow the path from Razor Hill north to Ogrimmar and then head to the auction house. Talk to one of the auctioneers and set price to 40 silver for buyout and make the price 45-60 silver per 20 copper bars. I've seen stacks of copper bars go for 4 gold but average seems more around 80 silver pieces to 1 gold piece. Be sure to check the prices in the auction house first before listing. This is an ideal way to make money at low level.

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Portal (videogame)....?
I want to play Portal (especially now since they're releasing Portal 2), but I have a question about it. I know it was originally put in The Orange Box, and listening to the song Still Alive it makes a reference to one of the other games in the Orange Box. Does it have any other parts in the game where it assumes you know/have played the other games? (like background info. and such)

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Is the Portal (videogame) series based on I Have no Mouth and I Must Scream?
Because I notice that they seem very similar to me. I mean GLaDOS and AM seem very similar except that AM was much more hateful and set much more torturous scenarios for his victims than GLaDOS did but over all they both: 1. Center around an all powerful sentient super computer torturing a captive human that it feels infinitely superior to. 2. They both take place within the computer's own facility. (Or in I Must Scream's case within the actual computer) 3. They have a very similar tone and both dabble in the idea of psychosis as an effect of the torture. 4. Both story's Computers show at least some sort of emotional connection to each's respective protagonist, whether that connection is hatred or otherwise. 5. They both take place over the course of a very long period of time that would normally be much longer than a human's lifespan but the computer keeps them alive for it's own amusement. 6. They just really remind me of each other's story. So is this just coincidence cause I can't help but wonder.

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