It's definitely a bit of a sound topic,I believe that what you need to consider WoTLK Gold is when will people be able to be able to get to 80? Since anyone who really rushed to be at 80 didn't do their professions. They'll then turn around and they're going to find my copper? Or where's my piece bloom? Where is my mithral?The way I consider it is that maybe the first week that I am thinking you're a skinning vendor. Your thin mats, they're really not worth that much even when you sell them. The majority of the time, it's at around 40 Plus However, like your initial products, I'm sure you don't vendor that I think you save that because the majority of people at 80 are going be switching to engineering Jewelcrafting blacksmithing. So there'll be a lot of death knights. Right? There's bound to be a lot of people who are doing this. I think there's a week one strategy in which you're trying to reach 80 by similar to week two.There's also a method for the average person. I believe that if you want to sell the scanning, is fine, but like don't vendor anything else. If you happen to find an item of blue, for god's sake, don't vendor it. Like the items could be worth, for instance, 1020 gold, in the case of a small item. A month later, you know, I believe it's best to be cautious about selling everything. Does that make sense?Absolutely makes sense.and I've made something similar. I made a lot of gold early on in classic similar fashion, but you know but not the year 2004. However, in the year 2019. Where Yeah, all the blues I was experiencing, I just kept making payments to banks, because they were selling on the auction house for 10. silver, literally 1020 silver, and any other items that went down, I would literally just put it buy WoTLK Classic Gold in the bank and honestly some of them I sold for 3040 Gold, you know that's just a matter weeks, maybe little amounts of months just two months later.