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Jan
27
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click the link to make money: moneymarket101.ws this is a little review (discussion) about the Microsoft Xbox 720. AKA, Project Natal. Please Rate, comment, subscribe, and Enjoy!
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19
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Faye asked:
Tier One: Apprentice
There isn’t a wide variety of items you can make as an Apprentice Scholar. The only items that might be in demand are the dyes you can make for armor – Gold and Sienna at this level. It takes 200 point to be proficient and move on you the next tier, and an additional 400 point to master. Personally, I feel mastering this tier is of no benefit unless you want to master later tiers, then it is required. Assuming you have all the cash and resources you could ever want, first instinct is to make nothing but Battle and Warding Lores. Those are worth ten points each, meaning it only takes 20 combines to be proficient and 60 to master. But Battle and Warding Lores use the most foraged ingredients of any Apprentice recipe – including the only use for the rare Worn Tablet Fragments. Sometimes these items are simply not available in high.
For those times when materials are scarce, I urge you to consider dyes, or the less expensive potions. They only require one gathered ingredient with the rest available at your local scholar vendor in unlimited supply. While their lower point value will require you to make 34 for proficiency and 100 total for mastery, Sienna (the main component for Sienna Dye) in particular is never in short supply.
Weather you choose the high or low point roads, Apprentice Scholar will be done before you know it, bring you to…
Tier Two: Journeyman
At the second tier some of the Scholar’s purpose begins to appear. That, namely, is class-specific items for Hunters and Loremasters. Sadly, profit potential here is sunk, because many of these items are still available at the class vendors, often for less than you can make them. It’s not until you get to the upgraded recipes at later tiers that you’ll start to make money.
In the Journeyman tier there are no Battle or Warding Lores, so no juicy ten-points-per-combine goodness here. The highest point recipes available are the Crafting Lores and the Loremaster books, both at eight points per combine. They cover the two situations outlined in Apprentice – Crafting Lores are resource hungry, but don’t require you to spend any extra money at the vendor. Loremaster Books require much less resources, but also need a lot of bought ingredients. Choose whichever one fits your situation best.
In either case, it takes 280 points to be proficient and 560 points to master the tier. That’s 35 combines to proficiency and 105 combines total for mastery at eight points per combine.
Tier Three: Expert
The Expert tier brings the return of Battle and Warding Lore, as well as popular dye colors. Your leveling choices are quire diverse for this tier because of this reason, and leveling quickly should be no problem. It’s 360 point to proficiency and an additional 720 points to mastery. Using Battle Lore, it would only take you 36 or 108 combines, respectively. I would suggest considering Violet Dye though. It’s main ingredient, Juicy Blackberries, are actually produced by Grand Master Farmers – a profession that comes with Scholar. While only six points per combine, it would be a study in self-sufficiency if your farming skill is high enough. Using Violet Dye, it would be 60 combines to proficiency and 180 combines total to mastery.
Tier Four: Artisan
Artisan tier is much like Journeyman tier, except now your class-specific recipes begin to be profitable. Between new Bow Chants and Refined Fire-oil, you’ll be a hunter’s best friend. If you’re looking for points though, you’ll want to court Loremasters and your fellow crafters. At eight points a piece, the Loremaster Books and Crafting Lores are your ticket to leveling quickly.
It takes 440 points to be proficient at the Artisan tiers, and 880 more to master it. That’s 55 combines to be proficient, or 165 combines total to master the tier, at eight points per combine. If you wish to carry on the idea of self-sufficiency from last tier, Dark Green Dye’s main ingredient, Onion Skins, is also from Farming. The dye also sells for a little bit more than most, I’ve noticed. At six points per combine, that’s 74 combines to proficiency and 221 combines total to mastery.
Tier Five: Master
Life the Master tier of any other class, Master Scholar is where the real money is made. Sadly, it’s also the longest grind in crafting. It makes sense from a profitability stance to take the time to make Grand Master, in order to make multiples of these very profitable items. On the other side though, not many items offer high point values. There are no ten point items, and only one category of eight point items: Crafting Lore. They’re also the most expensive items from a materials standpoint.
It’s 520 point to proficiency and 1,040 points to Grand Master At eight points per combine, that’s 65 combines to proficiency and 195 combines total for Grand Master
The Final Totals
So, how many combines will a Scholar make from the beginning to Grand Master? Going by these calculations, the quickest it can be done is 633 combines. If just being proficient is your goal, that number is cut to 235. Another tip to leveling fast is to have a “shopping list”. Gathering all the materials needed first makes the points seem to fly by. Here’s my list:
Apprentice
120 Aged Scrap of Text
40 Early Third Age Relic
40 Worn Tablet Fragment
Journeyman
210 Cryptic Text
105 Ruined Second Age Trinket
Expert
360 Faded Sindarin Passages
180 Torn Craftsman’s Diary
180 Cracked Dwarf-carving
Artisan
330 Fragments of Dunedain Script
165 Relic of Lothlorien
Master
390 Long-lost Second Age Text
195 Undeciphered Moon-letters
Taking Scholar to Grand Master is a long and arduous task. It is very easy, as I’ve shown here, to speed up the process significantly, but when you do so the profession lives up to it’s reputation as a money sink.
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Tier One: Apprentice
There isn’t a wide variety of items you can make as an Apprentice Scholar. The only items that might be in demand are the dyes you can make for armor – Gold and Sienna at this level. It takes 200 point to be proficient and move on you the next tier, and an additional 400 point to master. Personally, I feel mastering this tier is of no benefit unless you want to master later tiers, then it is required. Assuming you have all the cash and resources you could ever want, first instinct is to make nothing but Battle and Warding Lores. Those are worth ten points each, meaning it only takes 20 combines to be proficient and 60 to master. But Battle and Warding Lores use the most foraged ingredients of any Apprentice recipe – including the only use for the rare Worn Tablet Fragments. Sometimes these items are simply not available in high.
For those times when materials are scarce, I urge you to consider dyes, or the less expensive potions. They only require one gathered ingredient with the rest available at your local scholar vendor in unlimited supply. While their lower point value will require you to make 34 for proficiency and 100 total for mastery, Sienna (the main component for Sienna Dye) in particular is never in short supply.
Weather you choose the high or low point roads, Apprentice Scholar will be done before you know it, bring you to…
Tier Two: Journeyman
At the second tier some of the Scholar’s purpose begins to appear. That, namely, is class-specific items for Hunters and Loremasters. Sadly, profit potential here is sunk, because many of these items are still available at the class vendors, often for less than you can make them. It’s not until you get to the upgraded recipes at later tiers that you’ll start to make money.
In the Journeyman tier there are no Battle or Warding Lores, so no juicy ten-points-per-combine goodness here. The highest point recipes available are the Crafting Lores and the Loremaster books, both at eight points per combine. They cover the two situations outlined in Apprentice – Crafting Lores are resource hungry, but don’t require you to spend any extra money at the vendor. Loremaster Books require much less resources, but also need a lot of bought ingredients. Choose whichever one fits your situation best.
In either case, it takes 280 points to be proficient and 560 points to master the tier. That’s 35 combines to proficiency and 105 combines total for mastery at eight points per combine.
Tier Three: Expert
The Expert tier brings the return of Battle and Warding Lore, as well as popular dye colors. Your leveling choices are quire diverse for this tier because of this reason, and leveling quickly should be no problem. It’s 360 point to proficiency and an additional 720 points to mastery. Using Battle Lore, it would only take you 36 or 108 combines, respectively. I would suggest considering Violet Dye though. It’s main ingredient, Juicy Blackberries, are actually produced by Grand Master Farmers – a profession that comes with Scholar. While only six points per combine, it would be a study in self-sufficiency if your farming skill is high enough. Using Violet Dye, it would be 60 combines to proficiency and 180 combines total to mastery.
Tier Four: Artisan
Artisan tier is much like Journeyman tier, except now your class-specific recipes begin to be profitable. Between new Bow Chants and Refined Fire-oil, you’ll be a hunter’s best friend. If you’re looking for points though, you’ll want to court Loremasters and your fellow crafters. At eight points a piece, the Loremaster Books and Crafting Lores are your ticket to leveling quickly.
It takes 440 points to be proficient at the Artisan tiers, and 880 more to master it. That’s 55 combines to be proficient, or 165 combines total to master the tier, at eight points per combine. If you wish to carry on the idea of self-sufficiency from last tier, Dark Green Dye’s main ingredient, Onion Skins, is also from Farming. The dye also sells for a little bit more than most, I’ve noticed. At six points per combine, that’s 74 combines to proficiency and 221 combines total to mastery.
Tier Five: Master
Life the Master tier of any other class, Master Scholar is where the real money is made. Sadly, it’s also the longest grind in crafting. It makes sense from a profitability stance to take the time to make Grand Master, in order to make multiples of these very profitable items. On the other side though, not many items offer high point values. There are no ten point items, and only one category of eight point items: Crafting Lore. They’re also the most expensive items from a materials standpoint.
It’s 520 point to proficiency and 1,040 points to Grand Master At eight points per combine, that’s 65 combines to proficiency and 195 combines total for Grand Master
The Final Totals
So, how many combines will a Scholar make from the beginning to Grand Master? Going by these calculations, the quickest it can be done is 633 combines. If just being proficient is your goal, that number is cut to 235. Another tip to leveling fast is to have a “shopping list”. Gathering all the materials needed first makes the points seem to fly by. Here’s my list:
Apprentice
120 Aged Scrap of Text
40 Early Third Age Relic
40 Worn Tablet Fragment
Journeyman
210 Cryptic Text
105 Ruined Second Age Trinket
Expert
360 Faded Sindarin Passages
180 Torn Craftsman’s Diary
180 Cracked Dwarf-carving
Artisan
330 Fragments of Dunedain Script
165 Relic of Lothlorien
Master
390 Long-lost Second Age Text
195 Undeciphered Moon-letters
Taking Scholar to Grand Master is a long and arduous task. It is very easy, as I’ve shown here, to speed up the process significantly, but when you do so the profession lives up to it’s reputation as a money sink.
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Jan
06
Filed Under (Gaming) by
Dustin Thornton asked:
Here in this Article I’ll cover some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) concerning How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights.
1. Can I Fix it Myself?
Yes. There are a handful of guides available to help you fix your Xbox 360 console at home and most of them require NO technical knowledge or special tools.
2. Why Do They Break?
The Xbox 360 uses the lights on the front of the console like trouble codes. There are 4 quadrants (4 different lights) that can light up. Each light is a different code that tells you what is wrong with the console. The other 3 codes are usually not big issues, but the 3 Red Lights (also referred to as the Red Ring of Death) is a hardware malfunction code. The reason they mess up is because of Microsoft’s faulty manufacturing. This doesn’t mean the 360 is bad, it just means Microsoft didn’t properly engineer the system for today’s gaming needs. Inside of your Xbox 360, there is something called an X-clamp that holds the graphical processor in place. When the X-clamp becomes loose (because of heat), your 360 will give you the Red Ring of Death as an error code.
3. What Do I Need to Fix it Myself?
All you’ll need to fix your Xbox 360 3 Red Lights yourself is a:
o Screwdriver
o Knife to pry off the case
o How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights Guide
Assuming you have a screwdriver and knife handy, a guide usually costs around $30, and that includes pictures, step-by-step videos, and online support. Some guides for how to fix Xbox 360 3 red lights even have a money back guarantee, so if you decide this was a bad idea to try to fix it yourself, there’s a no hassle refund.
4. How Much Will it Cost for Someone Else to Fix it?
To have Microsoft fix your 360 costs $100. You’ll also have to pay shipping and wait 4-6 weeks to get the console back. And then there’s no guarantee it won’t give you this code sometime down the road.
5. How Long Will it Take?
Following the How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights Guide, it’ll take you about 1 hour.
6. What if My Xbox 360 is Covered Under Warranty
If you’re covered under warranty Microsoft will “fix” your 360 at no cost, however this fix is going to be nothing more than replacing your console with a refurbished model. And that means there’s no guarantee it won’t give you a Red Ring of Death sometime later. Microsoft does NOT cover shipping costs to their Warranty Facility, and average wait time is still 4-6 weeks.
7. If I Buy a Guide for How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights, is the Fix Permanent?
Yes. These guides all show you how to take the console apart and fix the X-clamp so that the system will never again give you the Red Ring of Death.
I hope this article helps point you in the right direction. As you can see, I’m adamant about fixing your Xbox 360 Red Light problem yourself. Why? Because it’s so gosh-darn easy! As gamers, let’s put a stop to Microsoft ripping us off with overpriced repair fees!
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Here in this Article I’ll cover some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) concerning How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights.
1. Can I Fix it Myself?
Yes. There are a handful of guides available to help you fix your Xbox 360 console at home and most of them require NO technical knowledge or special tools.
2. Why Do They Break?
The Xbox 360 uses the lights on the front of the console like trouble codes. There are 4 quadrants (4 different lights) that can light up. Each light is a different code that tells you what is wrong with the console. The other 3 codes are usually not big issues, but the 3 Red Lights (also referred to as the Red Ring of Death) is a hardware malfunction code. The reason they mess up is because of Microsoft’s faulty manufacturing. This doesn’t mean the 360 is bad, it just means Microsoft didn’t properly engineer the system for today’s gaming needs. Inside of your Xbox 360, there is something called an X-clamp that holds the graphical processor in place. When the X-clamp becomes loose (because of heat), your 360 will give you the Red Ring of Death as an error code.
3. What Do I Need to Fix it Myself?
All you’ll need to fix your Xbox 360 3 Red Lights yourself is a:
o Screwdriver
o Knife to pry off the case
o How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights Guide
Assuming you have a screwdriver and knife handy, a guide usually costs around $30, and that includes pictures, step-by-step videos, and online support. Some guides for how to fix Xbox 360 3 red lights even have a money back guarantee, so if you decide this was a bad idea to try to fix it yourself, there’s a no hassle refund.
4. How Much Will it Cost for Someone Else to Fix it?
To have Microsoft fix your 360 costs $100. You’ll also have to pay shipping and wait 4-6 weeks to get the console back. And then there’s no guarantee it won’t give you this code sometime down the road.
5. How Long Will it Take?
Following the How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights Guide, it’ll take you about 1 hour.
6. What if My Xbox 360 is Covered Under Warranty
If you’re covered under warranty Microsoft will “fix” your 360 at no cost, however this fix is going to be nothing more than replacing your console with a refurbished model. And that means there’s no guarantee it won’t give you a Red Ring of Death sometime later. Microsoft does NOT cover shipping costs to their Warranty Facility, and average wait time is still 4-6 weeks.
7. If I Buy a Guide for How to Fix Xbox 360 3 Red Lights, is the Fix Permanent?
Yes. These guides all show you how to take the console apart and fix the X-clamp so that the system will never again give you the Red Ring of Death.
I hope this article helps point you in the right direction. As you can see, I’m adamant about fixing your Xbox 360 Red Light problem yourself. Why? Because it’s so gosh-darn easy! As gamers, let’s put a stop to Microsoft ripping us off with overpriced repair fees!
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Dec
07
Filed Under (XBOX 720) by
Jonah W asked:
One day I saw the pics of Xbox 720 for the first time. Then I remember before that I had a dream about an xbox that looked exactly the same inside my apartment or something and that I was going to play it. I’ve never seen it before that dream. I believe I was around 17 or 20 years old in my dream and now I’m 14. Is this actually going to happen? I can’t really believe cause I don’t think I’ll have the money nor any friends (loner) to ever play (maybe a chance in the next 10 years as it lowers in price). What do you think? Again I’ve never seen it before I had that dream.
DEANNE
One day I saw the pics of Xbox 720 for the first time. Then I remember before that I had a dream about an xbox that looked exactly the same inside my apartment or something and that I was going to play it. I’ve never seen it before that dream. I believe I was around 17 or 20 years old in my dream and now I’m 14. Is this actually going to happen? I can’t really believe cause I don’t think I’ll have the money nor any friends (loner) to ever play (maybe a chance in the next 10 years as it lowers in price). What do you think? Again I’ve never seen it before I had that dream.
DEANNE
Oct
27
asdasd a asked:
I have a question…I was thinking about purchasing an xbox 360 but then i read that an xbox 720 ,codename, is already being made and will be released 2011-2012. I dont want to buy an xbox that will only last 3 years and some questions rise…with all the problems that the 360 are having which is resulting in the new halo edition and falcon being released fall will the date be pushed to a later time? The red ring the disk scratching the freezing are all problems. Microsoft had a 1.1billion dollar charge to extend their warranties. With all these problems and the fact that they have lost money will they want to keep the 360 out longer after they fix it or get out the new xbox as quickly as possible? I am wondering if the 360 will be like the ps2 and pull a possible10 year span as they have all the great games
EDNA
I have a question…I was thinking about purchasing an xbox 360 but then i read that an xbox 720 ,codename, is already being made and will be released 2011-2012. I dont want to buy an xbox that will only last 3 years and some questions rise…with all the problems that the 360 are having which is resulting in the new halo edition and falcon being released fall will the date be pushed to a later time? The red ring the disk scratching the freezing are all problems. Microsoft had a 1.1billion dollar charge to extend their warranties. With all these problems and the fact that they have lost money will they want to keep the 360 out longer after they fix it or get out the new xbox as quickly as possible? I am wondering if the 360 will be like the ps2 and pull a possible10 year span as they have all the great games
EDNA
Oct
25
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DAVID asked:
i ws wondering will there be a newer xbox than the 360 because i have a regular xbox and they dont make any new games or anything and i dont want to buy a 360 and have some xbox 720 come out and then i would just waste my money on something old. thanks for answering
MARTINA
i ws wondering will there be a newer xbox than the 360 because i have a regular xbox and they dont make any new games or anything and i dont want to buy a 360 and have some xbox 720 come out and then i would just waste my money on something old. thanks for answering
MARTINA
Smallman21 asked:
if the xbox 720 is coming out anytime soon, i should wait, but if its not coming out for a few years, then i wanna buy it right now, when is the 720 coming out, and should i wait for the 720, or just go and buy a 360?
BRITTNEY
if the xbox 720 is coming out anytime soon, i should wait, but if its not coming out for a few years, then i wanna buy it right now, when is the 720 coming out, and should i wait for the 720, or just go and buy a 360?
BRITTNEY
Aug
06
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Luke asked:
all my mates have a xbox 360 and play on halo and call of duty but i dunno if to wait incase the new one comes out soon? is it worth it will i get enough play out of it to make worth of my money?
ELINOR
all my mates have a xbox 360 and play on halo and call of duty but i dunno if to wait incase the new one comes out soon? is it worth it will i get enough play out of it to make worth of my money?
ELINOR
Jun
28
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syd harrogate asked:
Reading up I heard that the 360 has the slight edge over a PS3 graphically although I also read from a games programmer that the PS3 has much more potential in the long run but programming games onto it is harder so we are getting XBOX conversions.
Dont know if its true,its just what i read.
Reading up I heard that the 360 has the slight edge over a PS3 graphically although I also read from a games programmer that the PS3 has much more potential in the long run but programming games onto it is harder so we are getting XBOX conversions.
Dont know if its true,its just what i read.
I have pros and cons for both machines.
Ps3 for me has better controllers,because im used to playstations.Ive also heard they are a quieter machine, they have the bluray technology and could be a better machine in the long run.
The 360 is cheaper and get more for the money,Ive heard the graphics edge the ps3(so far) and the online stuff is better,although i never really use this. Plus there are a wider range of games too.
Which do i buy for the long run and long term potential?
The only thing swaying me to the PS3 is that im more of a Gran turismo fan than a halo fan.
Im looking LONG TERM not now!!!! Help!!!Otherwise I may as well wait for the PS4 and the XBOX 720!!lol
Thanks for the answers although Troy’s isnt actually correct as ive heard on several occasions that the graphics are slightly superior on the 360.
If I was to compare the 360 to the ps3 it would have to be the XBOX elite not the 20gb version otherwise I would choose the ps3 everytime.
SCOT
Joel M asked:
I am thinking of getting one for Christmas but the red lights scare me from buying it. Will the xbox 360 live for at least 2 years. Or will it just die. What is the failure rate because i heard that it is around 10% but that was about 1-2 months ago.
I am thinking of getting one for Christmas but the red lights scare me from buying it. Will the xbox 360 live for at least 2 years. Or will it just die. What is the failure rate because i heard that it is around 10% but that was about 1-2 months ago.
Please give me facts
1.is it reliable when i buy it on Christmas
2.What is the failure rate for it and how to notice it
3.Is is really fun and awesome.
4.and up to how many minutes-hours can i play with it.
5.WILL XBOX LIVE EVER BE FREE or will it still cost money
6.When will the next xbox be made. and should i wait for it
PLEASE ANSWER BEST ANSWER GETS 5 STARS.
JESSIE
