What I am doing now

You are most likely here because you enjoy crafting. I have been reading up on some of the WoW issues regarding gold making, which make me realize that WoW is not the game for me.

If you want to play a game where gathering and crafting is the cornerstone of the economy, and are not faint of heart, I recommend EVE Online. EVE even has releases purely to support industry. You can play for free if you are good enough manufacturer or trader.

Be the builder in a villainous world.

My journey can be seen at http://foo-eve.blogspot.com.au

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18 July 2011

Gold Blog Networks

I have a pet project at network.phase3profit.net.  This is a list of gold blog post for those that don't have (or can't be bothered updating) a feed reader.

It's current incarnation is signficantly influenced by the blog list at PW: Gold


It gathers the recent posts from (currently) 38 different blogs; in essence a glorified blog.  It is a good place to send wannabee goblins.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousJuly 18, 2011 at 3:06 PM

    Absolutely love it - will quickly be added to my favourites and I will write about it in an upcoming blog to support it Foo.

    Auction House Accountant Clint

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  2. meainaJuly 18, 2011 at 8:45 PM

    Social media has only just taken of in the mainstream and Facebook is just one of the first big trendsSocialkik . Google has many more strings to its bow, it IS sort of worrying when you look at the kind of data that Google seems to want to collect about the people of the planet, my guess is that Google is an alien overlord priming us all for eons of interplanetary slavery.

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