April 11, 2008 at 8:28 am · Filed under General
Gold is a one of the most important aspects of playing a mmorpg. Without gold you really cannot get much of anything accomplished. You need gold for your mounts, training, gear upgrades from the auction house, enchantments, etc. The list is seemingly never ending. This article is intended for hand farming, not so much botting, but I suppose you could apply a bot to farm these items for you. I will also be breaking this article down into several parts to make it easier to follow, and since some of it will cover economic manipulation rather than farming. Nothing here is illegal or against Blizzards T.O.S. agreement, so do not worry about that.
Part 1. TAKING OVER YOUR SERVER’S ECONOMY.
First off, every account needs a bank character. Start a level one and get it to a capital city and plant that sucker near the mailbox. You next step is to buy a guild charter and get ten signatures for it. Once you get that done, turn it in and boot everyone from the guild besides your bank character. This allows you to have a guild bank of your own for storage and savings purposes. if you do not have the gold to purchase a guild bank tab, use the bank characters bank slots for the time being. All items from your main or leveling characters get mailed to this character to place on the auction house.
The auction house is your best friend in this game, learn the patterns of item values for your server, this is important. Values of items can and do change throughout the week. Most of the time prices go up on the weekend and items become more scarce because there are more people playing, and therefore buying items from the AH. This changes as the weekend goes on though and sellers start competing for sales. Prices will normally drop 10-20% for normally farmed items from Friday night to Sunday night. Keep this in mind. The reason for this is that there a lot of AH savvy players out there that are going to be doing the same thing you are here.
Your goal here is not to post your items in the mid to high priced range, You are looking for fast turn around of gold, and need to undercut everyone else selling by a copper or two at most. Do not use the bidding option, only the buy out one. An example is rugged leather, which on my server sells for around 8 gold a stack, post BC. If I get on and see that that the lowest stack of 20 is selling for 7 g 90s, I post my stacks at 7g 89s 99c. This makes mine the first to be seen by potential customers searching for these goods. And lets face it, we all buy the items we need for the cheapest possible price we can get them for.
When listing your auctions, use the short term listing for consumable goods like leather, herbs, potions, gems, etc. these items are constantly being used and bought and don’t usually last on the ah for very long, especially when you are undercutting everyone else. The reason for using the short-term posting is to save yourself money if someone else undercuts you. When this happens, cancel you auctions, and re-post them on the AH, undercutting your competition once again. You lose the initial deposit you paid, but save yourself money by using the short term posting option, which is cheaper. And do not worry about upsetting other players in this fashion, your main’s name is not on the auction, only your bank character’s. Keep in mind this is business, and I am sorry to say, business is a cut-throat world.
The following is a list of simple rules to keep in mind while playing and farming.
1. Never vendor greens items unless they are soulbound and you are not an enchanter. These items need to be posted on the auction house, or disenchanted for the mats they become, which then get sold. Items with stat combinations of agility & stamina, intel and stamina, strength and stam, strength and intel, and agility and intel are the main types of stat combinations sought after by the various classes (this does not include +’s to heals, damage, crit rating, attack power, etc.). These items need to be posted and sold on the auction house, the rest I suggest disenchanting for mats, and then posting them. Keep this in mind as well, there is no posting charge for enchanting mats when you drop them on the auction house. They still take a cut, but you can cancel and repost these auctions as many times as needed to get them to sell. Nice huh? BEFRIEND AN ENCHANTER, THIS WAY YOU GET CHEAP OR FREE DISENCHANTING SERVICES, AND HAVE ENCHANTS AT YOUR DISPOSAL FOR YOURSELF.
2. If you are a skinner, do not sell your leather scraps, ever. If you are not a leatherworker, befriend one and get them to turn these scraps into normal leather, or the higher end heavy versions. I often times seek out low level characters that I see are skinners and offer to purchase all of their leather scraps off of them because I know most just vendor these. Offer them slightly more than a vendor would, then turn them into normal leather, post them on the auction house and make a profit. May not seem like much of a profit, but keep in mind, if you do this over a one month time period you will see results that will shock you.
3. High level ores. I love adamantite ore. LOVE IT!!!! And I am not even a miner, jewel crafter, blacksmith or engineer. I made over 6k gold in an 8 day time period from it though and here is how I did it. I would purchase all the ore I could afford from the auction house and from players that I knew were miners. Buying in bulk is your best bet here, so keep that in mind. I would then find a 375 jc, or a 380 (gotta love those draenei jc’s), and get them to prospect all of the ore for me. What we are looking for here are blue gems, lots and lots of blue gems. I usually try to get 12-18 stacks prospected at a time, and turn a 2-500 gold profit per venture. You will get a lot of green gems, and adamantite powder (the powder vendors for 4.5g a stack, and my servers the AH value is 7-9 gold per stack), all of which do have value. Save the green gems for now. You can either post them uncut or get a jc to cut them for you, this depends on your server’s economy and whether or not it is profitable to do so. The blue gems you always get cut, never post uncut gems on the auction house, you are losing tons of gold this way. Check the auction house and see what cuts are selling for the most gold, based on the gems that you got from your prospecting. These are the cuts you now need to look out. Find a jewel crafter, and once again befriend them. Work out a deal to get your cuts, and try to do it in bulk, this saves you money on the tips you give these crafters. This method alone, like I stated above can make you thousands of gold a week from a small investment.
4. Primal nethers. Do not buy them from the auction house. Buy them from people in the trade channel for 30-35 gold a piece, then re-post them on the auction house for 50-70 depending on the ah market at time. You may have to buy these and sit on them for a couple of days while you wait for the AH market value of them to go up, but it is worth the wait for the profit you make. The same holds true for nether vortexes and hearts of darkness. These two items are a lot more expensive to buy even out of trade channel, but worth the effort to seek them out.
5. Cleft armor kits. You know these, the 30 stam 10 agility ones that leatherworkers make. The mats are simple, and if you are watching the auction house, you can usually buy them for around 25-35 gold total. These kits sell for 50-70 gold each. Do the math, not a bad profit for a 3-5 gold tip to get a leatherworker to do the crafting for you. This is one of those deals where you may need to buy items in bulk or at great prices and hold them until you have enough of the other mats to make several at the same time. Once again, buy in bulk and get them crafted in bulk for a discount, saving gold on tips means more gold in your pocket.
6. Total market domination. Pick an item, any item really so long as it is used by a crafting profession and is much needed to level that profession. For this example, we will use runecloth. Not bolts of runecloth, just normal stacks of the cloth. Wait until you notice the market value for this has dropped. For my server this means that is it selling for less than 2 gold a stack. Buy up everything on the auction house until the only ones left are posted at 3.5-3.9 gold a stack. Re-post all the stacks you purchased for just under the lowest ones left. Now the key to this is to use two or three characters on your account to post them, either alts or multiple banking characters. Doing this lessens the chance that someone will try to report you for something stupid since the names are all different. Once you get the hang of doing this with one item type, and get a feel for how many stacks will sell in a given amount of time, you can move on and add a second, third, fourth, etc item. There is no limit to the number of different items you can do this with. At any given time on any given day, I am using this method on at least 5-7 different item types on my server. The most I have ever taken over is 19 different items, which made me approx. 1700 gold in profits in a 24 hour time period. Just check your auctions through out the day for re-posting purposes, and to buy out the newly posted auctions that show up way under your set prices.
Stay tuned for the next parts of this guide coming soon.
April 8, 2008 at 7:16 pm · Filed under General
Lets face it, the biggest worry or fear of any player that chooses to bot his levels or gold is getting caught. Getting caught means a suspension at the least and more often than not, a perma ban for that account. This is not something any of us want to have to deal with when botting, but by following the information in this article, you can increase your odds at not getting caught by the infamous gm bot hunters.
First off, lets discuss leveling your toons using bots. My preferred bot of choice would have to be Glider. Hands down this program blows out the competition as far as I am concerned. I have never gotten an account banned or even warned using this program, but have had a friend using a custom program get 7 accounts hammered and banned. The biggest problem with botting in general is being seen and reported by other players in the game. The gm’s do not become involved most of the time until they receive a ticket from a player who has observed your toon in action. So here are some general rules to follow when leveling using bots:
Never afk bot. Be around your computer or computers while botting, this allows you to respond to whispers and such. It also allows you to get your bot out of jams that it may encounter from time to time in the game. Players become wary of a toon that ignores whispers and stays in an area killing the same mobs over and over again. Glider has an alarm to warn you of people talking to or around your toon, use this to keep yourself from getting reported and banned.
Never use the /afk or /dnd tags available for player use. These are flags for players and gms alike that something is fishy with your toon. Think about it, before you started botting how often were you really out there with an afk or dnd tag over your head while questing or farming? Not very often I would venture to say. So why do people do this while botting?
Avoid higher traffic areas. Plain and simple this is stupid. If you know that a certain area has high traffic for reasons such as quests, travel to and from areas, etc, stay out of that area. The less your toon is exposed to other players the better off you are. People can’t report what they do not see.
Make your own profiles. Too many people are using the same profiles over and over again. This is not a good idea. It is sad to see three or four bots all using the same profile at the same time, not only does it cut down on your exp per hour, but seeing 4 people in the same area following he same path exposes you to risks that are not worth it. Make your own. Each server has it’s own hotspots and peak hours for various places. Do some research and utilize the information you put together. Grind in spots that are out of the way and not being used by anyone else. Learn and experiment with your bot so that you are able to make a nice and simple profile of your own. Also, it is my experience that a larger profile with more waypoints is less likely to get you noticed then a small one. Once again common sense will tell you that a profile that covers a larger area makes it less likely that a person questing in that area is notice you. Also over time you will improve your profile creation skills to the extent that you will be able to make them look more natural, avoiding walls, fences, trees and other items that block your toons movement. Seeing a toon run into a wall and not move around it is a sure fire sign that someone is botting, and using a crappy profile to boot.
Gear. The biggest flaw I see in most bots is that they are wearing gear that is often times 20-30 levels under their current level. No real player does this. Take the time to try and update your toons gear by using the auction house. The gold spent is well worth it for several reasons. One it makes your toon look current for its level. Two it makes it more survivable while gliding. The less you die the more exp and loot you get per hour on average. My favorite way of helping my toons out is to buy them the clefthoof armor kits, its amazing to see an extra 300 health on a level 12 toon, and most times those pants can last you 10-15 levels. The gold spent on the kit is well worth in my opinion, since my toons do not die. I use these kits on all classes, which may sound strange, but the extra health like I just said keeps them alive longer, and on those occasions where you pull three mobs at once, makes it so that you are not using your ghost waypoints very often if at all. Nuff said on that topic.
Prolonged botting. Do not be foolish to think it is worth it to bot your toon for 24 hours straight. Sure you get exp this way, but, it also marks you as a bot, I mean come on log onto another toon, bot that one for awhile. Bot a character for no more than 4-6 hours at a time and then move on. Get it some rest at an inn, etc. someone in the same spot for 8-10 hours straight is a flag especially to many players who like to police the realms and seek out botters to report.
Guild up. Some people say this is dangerous, and to an extent I agree. I am not saying join a guild that is super active and talkative. That is bad exposure and runs you the risk of getting reported by your fellow guildies. Play it safe, make your own guild and boot everyone else from it. The small price involved in this is well worth it. The reasoning behind this is simple, most people have the incorrect perception that all botters are chinese gold farmers, the annoying people that spam trade and whisper you constantly trying to sell their gold to you. People are blind to the fact that normal people bot too for fun and ease in leveling their toons. A guild name over your head helps to hide you from what you are doing, it alleviates a small amount risk from your botting.
Keep your mouth shut. Do not tell every tom dick and harry what you are doing. Common sense should tell you this, but most people still have a need to tell people what they are doing. I am not saying that you cannot tell a real life friend that you play with what you are doing, in fact this can be helpful to you as he can help you monitor your toon, and often times you can party bot toons up together. People get jealous of other people very easily, and on that emotion alone will report you for your activities. They do not like knowing that we have found a much easier way to level and get our gold for epic flyers than they are using, and this upsets them. Do not trust the average person on the game to keep your secrets, the risk is not worth the bragging rights.
If this is not your main you are botting, do your toon a favor and buy it good bags. Sixteen or eighteen slot bags are a godsend for botting, because you do not have to go and vendor goods nearly as often.
Professions. It is my experience that most people that are botting, are making a farming character. One to help support their main and his activities. If this is the case, pick the professions that are solid moneymakers. To me this means skinning for sure, and either mining or herb gathering. These are cheap to level and can bring in huge profits for you throughout your progression through the levels.
I hope that the information contained in this article helps keep your toon safe, and unbanned. Even though most of the tips are common sense, they are things that need to be thought about when botting to avoid potential problems that could result in the loss of your much loved account. Keep your eyes out for future articles forthcoming on gold farming, gold selling, spots that are currently not watched as much as others, and how to avoid getting scammed when buying or selling gold. Good luck and safe botting guys.
February 23, 2008 at 1:02 pm · Filed under General
“We would like to make a clear statement here about the negative impact of buying gold and using power-leveling services. Every day, we encounter players who have been negatively affected and targeted by companies offering these services. So, we hope to raise awareness about the practices they engage in and the detrimental effects they have on all players, including their own customers, as well as on the game environment as a whole.
What many people don’t realize when buying gold is the large impact it has on the game economy, and also how the companies selling gold obtain it. Our developers, in-game support, and anti-hack teams work diligently to stop the exploits these companies use and help players who have become victims of their services. We regularly track the source of the gold these companies sell, and find that an alarmingly high amount comes from hacked accounts. These are the friends, relatives, and guildmates you may know who have gone through the experience of having characters, gold, and items stripped from them after visiting a website or opening a file containing a trojan virus. Our teams work to educate players and assist them in avoiding account compromise, but the fact remains that the players themselves are often these companies’ largest target as a source for gold, which the companies then turn around and sell to other players.
Through our normal support processes and the assistance of players, we also find that many accounts that have been shared with power-leveling services are then hacked into months later, and all of the items on the account are stripped and sold off. Basically, players have paid money to these companies, sometimes large amounts, and they’re then targeted by these same companies down the road. We come across stories every week of the aftereffects of players using these services, and some players now have to deal with long-term repercussions — in addition to consequences such as possible account suspension or closure, in many cases the companies they paid use their personal information to perpetrate identity theft and credit card fraud. These are long-lasting effects on players’ personal lives that can take years to recover from.
We also want players to recognize that these companies often employ people to do their work through the use of disruptive hacks in the game, which can cause realm performance and stability issues. The companies essentially take time away from our development and in-game support efforts as we work to stop their exploits and assist players who have become their victims in recovering characters and items. They spam advertisements, use bots that make it hard for players to find the resources they need, and raise the cost of items through inflation. The negative effects these companies create depend directly on people using their services. Without them, the companies have no way to continue their unethical actions. Furthermore, it’s important to keep in mind that players are responsible for what happens with the account they play on. Selling gold for real money and having characters power-leveled are violations of our Terms of Use and End User License Agreement, and we regularly take corrective action when we find that these services have been used. We hope the information presented here is helpful to anyone considering buying gold or using a power-leveling service; these are just a few reasons that those services can negatively impact World of Warcraft and other games, and we strongly encourage players not to support the companies that offer them.“
February 6, 2008 at 12:30 am · Filed under General
When it comes to earning gold in WoW there’s a handful of areas that can really boost your earning potentials. Here are several of my favorite areas to bot/grind. These spots are best farmed with the aid of MMOGlider.
Shadowmoon Valley - Primal Air, Primal Fire, Primal Earth
There are two places in Shadowmoon where you can get these Primals. One has just the Primal Airs and the other has Fire along with Earth. The Airs and Fires can be sold for around +-20g a piece. So stacks of these can earn you hundreds of gold easily. The Earth Primals tend to go for a lot less but they still fetch a nice price.
Zangarmarsh - Fire Fly Pet
This profile was made to specifically farm the [Captured Firefly] non-combat pet that drops only from Bogflare Needlers.Lots of green items drop from these guys and also some blues. Grinding this mob for the pet can be arduous. The drop rate of this item is TINY! However these pets can be sold for hundreds of gold. I have sold these on average between 600 to 900 gold a piece! That’s some good money right there! Along with finding the pet you will probably gather full 200 stacks of unidentified plant parts which can be turned in for rep or auctioned off for some decent gold as well.
Blade’s edge Mountains - Silver, Netherweave Cloth, Fel Armaments, Mark of Sargeras
Everything here is farmed in the Deaths Door cave. Mobs drop money every time and they have a high drop rate of Marks. The Marks and Armaments sell in the auction house for very large amounts of gold. It’s very easy going here as you will never encounter multiple adds.
Nagrand - Cobra scales
For this spot you will need a flying mount. It’s located on top of a mountain to the far left of the map. The mobs here are all neutral so as long as you can handle the mobs you should never die unless you are getting ganked. The cobras drop Knothide Leather Scraps, Knothide Leather, and Cobra Scales. Each scale can be auctioned off between 14-20g.
As a botter it is important to switch up the spots you farm at. Sticking around in spot for too long will draw unwanted attention from both factions. Also you don’t want to saturate any one market too fast. Posting a couple primals at a time then switching to something the next day keeps you off the radar.
Grab these profiles here. If you have any suggestions for other money earning profiles feel free to leave a comment! No need to register!
February 5, 2008 at 1:08 pm · Filed under General
There is a new WoW database that runs much like WoWHead but overall much faster. Looks like a great alternative if wowhead is running sluggish for anyone else. See it here.
February 4, 2008 at 10:20 am · Filed under General
Part 4 of this guide will be our conclusion and math section.
Some simple math to see what’s possible:
You gather 150g a day, 5 days a week. You are making 750 gold a week. On average you can sell 1000g to private gold companies for $23 per 1000 gold. So in this case you will be making (.023)(750) = $17.25 by selling it to a company or twice that much if you can find a buyer directly. You can realistically bot all 7 days of the week but 5 is more newb friendly. Maybe you have other things going on and can’t bot the full 7 days. It happens!
The only problem with this is that finding private buyers is rather difficult. You should never let yourself be known on your server that you sell gold. There are a few methods of finding private buyers such as using forums like Markee Dragon. However it is much easier to sell to companies because they are easy to find and they are always buying!! Private buyers might buy 5000g but they buy it once every month where as gold companies will buy many times that amount daily. From now on we will not estimate how much we can make off of private buyers but just gold companies.
You gather 200g a day, 6 days a week = 1200g a week. This will fetch you $27.60 a week. Not too shabby? With this weekly income you can pay for all of your expenses listed in A,B, and C in a month.
“But you said you make $300 a week how do I make that much?” The answer is simple. Scale up and out. Maximize your earnings with good use of auctioning and vendoring items. For every level 70 that I have I have a low level alt sitting in a main city at all times. My level 70’s never leave the Outlands. I also send all of the gold on my 70 to my alt except for 50 just to make sure I have enough for repairs and other things. Mail all items to your alt and have your alt auction them. You will need a WoW addon called Auctioneer to maximize your earnings using the auction house. Using a combination of farming and auctioning items (say greens and better) you can earn much more than 200g a day. Each of my level 70’s earns over 500g a day. Sometimes good drops will sell for hundreds of gold or even thousands. It is really really not that hard to earn around 1000g per character a day for experienced Gliders with auctioning supply and demand know how.
As an experienced Glider and auctioneer you can earn 500g a day
The other method to scaling up and out involves getting more than one character up and botting. With this method you can easily double your earnings. The only drawback is having to pay $30 a month for two accounts. I should also mention that multi botting is one case where you will need the extra memory and dedicated graphics card otherwise your computer will cry.
Let’s look at some numbers involving two level 70 characters botting at the same time.
2 level 70’s earning 400g a day each for 6 days = (400)(2)(6) = 4800g a week or $110.40 a week. Not bad for not doing any work at all ey?
2 level 70’s earning 600g a day each for 6 days = (600)(2)(6) = 7200g a week or $165.60 a week. This is really good money! This is as the same earning potential that a teenager working part time might earn per week. The only difference is that they are slaving for hours a day and you are doing whatever you want to do while your bot program earns money for you!
We can keep adding characters and earn much much more per week. There are people out there with tons of computers who do nothing but run bots on them. These guys are earning more than your average 9-5 full time employee makes in a month. Yes, they really are making thousands of dollars a month.
There are a lot of advantages of a getting into something like this because you do not get taxed by the government. Just by that alone you are saving a lot of money!
Remember start off small and scale up and out!
February 2, 2008 at 12:50 am · Filed under General
B) Now that you are hooked up and ready to go you should be registering a WoW account. Maybe you already have one in which case you are already ahead of the game. I recommend you pay for the account with time cards instead of credit/debit cards. One reason for this is if you get banned and you create a new account with the same credit card information as the old account then Blizzard might link those.
C) The final and most important step is to purchase and download MMO Glider. What is MMO Glider you ask? Well simply put it’s a program that plays the game for you. Many people refer to such programs as “bots”. If you are discouraged by using a bot then here there is very little chance of you making any significant money playing WoW and you should just quit reading now.
MMO Glider is the absolute most important piece of this puzzle. No person can dedicate the willpower and energy to put out the manual labor that a bot can do. No, not even “Chinese farmers” can do this.
So what is so cool about MMO Glider? Well if you are not level 70 yet this bot can level your character for you. To farm lots of gold in WoW you will need to get to level 70. There is no other way. If you already have a 70 you’re on your way to making money much sooner than the guy who needs to level from 1 to 70.
The other important thing about MMO Glider is the ability to use it on more than one account. As you work your way into this business you will probably scale up and out.
So how do I use Glider to earn lots of gold? Well once you reach level 70 you can start using Glider to farm certain mobs, areas, items, etc. Upon purchasing Glider you will be able to access hidden member forums dedicated to such talk and much more. Glider can do just about everything. It’s a set it and forget it program to a large extent. That’s really all I can say about Glider and once you experience it you will agree just how great the possibilities are.
February 1, 2008 at 8:00 am · Filed under General
Explanation:
A) First and foremost to even make money playing World of Warcraft you need a computer. Not your friends, or your schools, but yours. Consider this computer to be your business computer now. Take care of it by not installing bloatware and other junk programs.
Any recent computer will be able to play World of Warcraft. The game is surprisingly flexible when it comes to PC specs. By far the two most significant factors that come into play with World of Warcraft and computers is the Graphics card (GPU) and the amount of system memory (RAM). Most integrated graphics cards will run the game on low settings which will suffice for someone just getting into this business.
I recommend a dedicated graphics card to anyone that actually likes to play games. As for memory try to get at least 1024 MB or 1 GB of memory. Most computers these days come with that much. Other factors such as processor type and speed as well as the Operating System come into play. But as long as your computer is running an AMD Athlon 64 or Pentium 4 or better you are good to go. Hopefully you are not running something besides Windows XP or Vista, like Linux or you’ve got a lot of work ahead of you..
The second most important thing about having a computer is internet access. Broadband is a must have these days. If you are running on an Ethernet connection you are in a good spot. For those of you playing any game on a wireless connection feel free to kick yourselves in the rear right now. Wireless internet does not even come close to the reliability of Ethernet. If at all possible grab a cat 5 or 6 cable and plug it into your computer rather than using the wireless. Just take my word for it. Do you know any professional gamers that play on wireless connections? To make money playing World of Warcraft you need a connection that will no drop on you. Ever play games on a wireless connection and suddenly lose connection or get disconnected? Yep, that’s the wireless. They lose packets left and right so take my word for it and use an Ethernet hookup. If you don’t believe me there are hundreds of millions of pages indexed in Google that will vouch for me :)
January 30, 2008 at 11:56 pm · Filed under General
If you aren’t already you’re missing out on a great opportunity. I can remember not even two months after playing WoW I was ready to start making cash. Today World of Warcraft brings me nearly $300 a week. How is this possible? Well the quickest way to generate a steady income is to sell gold. Forget about power leveling, honor farming, or any other methods you can think of.
There is only one good way to make money fast in WoW. This is by farming gold. Unfortunately one of the many allures of power leveling other peoples characters and honor farming is that fact that you don’t need a high level character or even an account to get started. You just need to be a full time gamer.
I tried these methods long ago and while they can provide a spike of income every now and then the end result was quite weak. Gold farming just dominates every aspect of making money in WoW.
Here is a general guide to get you started. But please remember that in order make money you need to spend money. In World of Warcraft different scenarios arise where this may no be the case but for the purpose of this guide it is relevant. Also the following is going to contain some very "blackhat" methods. In other words these methods will give you the greatest RIO (Return On Investment) for the money spend but at the same time can be potentially deadly to your account if you are not careful!
What you need:
A) A Computer with broadband internet
B) A World of Warcraft Account
C) MMO Glider
Stick around for Part 2 and on coming daily.
January 4, 2008 at 6:32 pm · Filed under General
If you’ve tried to view an armory profile recently you’ve probably seen the message below.
“It seems like the character you are trying to view is not currently available on the Armory. Since the Armory data is periodically updated, this character needs to have been active recently for detailed character data to show up. Character profiles that have been updated recently may display this message as a result of high server load.”
The WoW Armory has been in operation for months and is still in ‘beta’. Recently there have been many complaints about the slowdowns with the Armory and how memory intensive it is. I have experienced Firefox crashes more then once while browsing the WoW armory (with 4GB of ram in my computer). Blizzard needs to need spend some time fixing these issues which seem to be recurring very often.
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