All specs at once for alchemists (guide)

[Spildabongwada]

Do you use this tactic spilda on your alchemist? If not, please leave this topic as you've nothing to contribute to it. If so, I am sure you see the virtue in such a method, and though I mislabled the thread at first I am sure you can agree that it is a sure money maker for all alchemists.

Where would this thread be more appropriately placed? People have already acknowledged this thread's usefulness, and though we can agree that this does not live up to this site's definition of exploit it surely is a useful bit of information for any alchemist that Blizzard probably did not intend. Would you say that this information has no place on this forum? Would you say this despite the fact that people have gained knowledge from it's existence?

I thought you were going to ignore me because I'm "bitter"?

But seriously, only two people have commented acknowledging this thread's....erm...."usefulness". One simply for the contribution itself, and the other one is from a leecher with no experience using professions. I thought us leechers opinion didn't matter to you? Ah, only when that opinion is in your favor, I guess.

You're right, Blizzard probably did not intend for you to be able to drop one spec so that you can attain another...wait a sec, that sounds strikingly similar to the spec system that is currently in place!

On a side note, your post doesn't even mention anything about the profits this makes you. How you expect someone to translate your guide into some awesome l33t gold making technique is beyond me.

This thread should be renamed once again to something like "How to keep a stockpile of pots/flasks in your bank while you go about your normal transmuting business", though I don't think that will fit

[abhorsenjay]

An interesting idea, but I'm not quite sure what the benefits of it would be, as in it's mainly just stockpiling extra creations while you proc something else. You could probably accomplish the same thing by buying extra flasks/pots/gems with the money you get from your procs.

[Intioto]

For reference, the chance of proccing extra flasks/whatever is 12.5% per cast. That means if one typically would make 24g per flask sale, on average having said specialization will make you an additional 3g per flask created. That means when you mass produce flasks you easily get a bonus 1000-1500g depending on how many you make. If you go crazy like it like I have in the past is 2k+ free gold.

*Shrug*

Seems like profit to me? Granted, mass production is what makes this profitable, but I don't understand how people could not see the easy gold in this method.

[Spildabongwada]

For reference, the chance of proccing extra flasks/whatever is 12.5% per cast. That means if one typically would make 24g per flask sale, on average having said specialization will make you an additional 3g per flask created. That means when you mass produce flasks you easily get a bonus 1000-1500g depending on how many you make. If you go crazy like it like I have in the past is 2k+ free gold.

*Shrug*

Seems like profit to me? Granted, mass production is what makes this profitable, but I don't understand how people could not see the easy gold in this method.

For reference, we understand the profits of mass producing flasks and pots. That is not where the objection lies. The objection is that you are trying to claim you have some method of having all three benefits at once. Which is highly untrue.

It is now apparent to me you will never understand this, and that you have a mild case of retardation. <3

[JustAThought]

although you dont get all 3 benefits at once, you cant produce more than one thing at a time anyway, so the effect is basically the same as having them at once..

but what do i care.. i'm no alchemist

[ChildeRoland]

Wth is this?
You don't have all specs at once, you just use the first 2 and stay transmutation.
Fail thread.

[Blinky]

A very misleading thread title, please change it.