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Not on purpose, its just sort of how it worked out in terms of the items i was giving them.

Wandering around town trying to get stuff done that night made me feel like kind of a skank.

Especially since the game has been literally unplayable for a week and I couldn’t even get the properties screen to open to spend the ones I was gifted from the last screw up

I regularly see people telling others that they should ascend, but I don't really see the breakpoint reason as to why.

I am at 81 AS and mid trans, the runs ideally take about 3-3.5 hours of instakilling. After this, there is a considerable amount of delayed killing where my crits one shot, but the normal hits do not. This is usually when I start energizing LS and moving one of my autoclickers to the LS button.

I was wondering what is more efficient: Should I be restarting when I first start hitting non instant crit kills, or after it takes more than one crit to kill a normal mob? Once you fail to kill a boss? Earlier than any of these? It feels ineffective to stop as early as people used

I have occasionally been check-in for the STV fishing event because I love BoAs. I haven't seen it on the calendar since prepatch. What's going on and is there currently any way to get that crappy ring?

I didn't see anything posted here (I assume it happened when 7.1 dropped), but I had to re-download my AH addons to remove the modifications that checked "Is Usable" to get thousands of auctions at once. Looks like I am back to scanning 30+ pages to post or buy felslate again.

My god i wish there was a less awful way to do this, especially now that I have tasted the unbridled awesomeness that was that bug. :(

I was told recently that you could get back a full result set of AH listings without having to click through pages (or, more accurately, TSM or Auctioneering having to). If an item will show up with the "Is Usable" flag on, you will instead get the full list. Want some cheap Felslate but some jerk put up 3000 single auctions? Look up Felslate Ore with 'Is Usable' checked and you will get them all back instantly. Then you can use Auctioneer or something similar to sort by buyout and instantly start buying.

As an aside to anyone still using Snatch (Its the primary reason I still have Auctioneer installed), this also seems to have broken Snatch and its ability to read your giant resultset to f

Everywhere.

I'm not sure if this is common or anything, but every time I create a new character, the starting cinematic looks ridiculous as no buildings spawn for a solid 5-8 seconds, so the stormwind/orgrimmar panover is just showing me a very unfinished looking ground texture.

I dont remember encountering this issue before and it isn't gamebreaking or anything, but I have been creating a lot of characters and at first I found it very confusing because I thought the world had blown up again.

Anyways, is this a thing now or is my game just being weird?

I bought about 20k herbs on a new alt to prepare for the profession herb trader's arrival today. Wowhead says that it should be here on the 24th, but it is even greyed out on their side for some reason (I am NA). Has something changed in prepatch?

I am looking for an addon that will search the AH for noncollected transmog items similarly to how the default AH lets you search for unlearned recipes.

Are you aware of anything that will scan for cheap unlocks (preferably trying to find the cheapest one for appearances with multiple sources)?

I have always been intrigued by wanting to challenge myself to learn to do new things, and building your own house sounds like the epitome of self-sufficiency. I would obviously need help with the foundation at the very least, because I am not sure of any useful technology that will allow someone to lay a 35'x50'ish slab foundation without at least 2-3 people to assist. Beyond this and laying the roof (Though this one is possible, I feel like I would struggle for a week to get it up solo using pulleys and stuff), however, everything else seems doable by an individual.

My question that I cant seem to find specific clarification on: Regarding HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing, are you required t

Tried asking this in r/construction, but they deleted it because it was a homeowner related question. I feel like they were better suited to answer it, but I guess I have to hope I find someone knowledgeable here instead.

Perhaps I am doing a poor job of googling, but I am having a difficult time trying to determine concerns over a break in construction of a home. Say framing started but was not completed in a timely manner or if money got held up somewhere and materials could not be acquired, or after drywall but before the exterior is completed. Do you just tarp over everything? What risks are run from extended delays?

I have bought a couple of houses, but never anything remotely close