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I had many occasions where I thought I was going to quit. but I did used my Tol'Vir rares to make it go a little faster. I also sold all my Highborne Scrolls etc. So I made up to 15k gold while going for the mount.

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I didn't do archaeology before the patch where they implented the gold values of the items that you solve.

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This because it has more chance to spawn another digsite in Uldum because of one more free spot, well, this is what I think atleast.

When a Tol'Vir digsite pops up, I generally went straight for it to get the artifacts.

Also use the portals to Hyjal and Uldum at Ogrimmar.

Shamans get your Astral Recall glyph so you can port to Ogrimmar faster. Druids can use Moonglade spawn, but it's not really effective because there aren't many digsites around moonglade.

When your a horde mage, use your teleport to get around the map faster.

It is possible for Tol'Vir digsites to spawn another Tol'Vir digsite when your done.

So you are picking up a artifact and it will spawn at the exact same spot again, twice.

Artifacts can spawn up to two times at the same spot.

My most rare Tol'Vir artifacts in a row was three.

The most rare artifacts in a row was five, they were five Highborne Scrolls though.

Yes, it is possible to have three Tol'Vir digsites at once.

You really need to fly through the tree's to get through Ashenvale.

When auto-flying, watch out for low skyboxes like Ashenvale.

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Do something else while your flying to digsites, watch a movie, listen to music, watch tv and try to do some battlegrounds to break the boringness.But don't expect the mount to be your next project, just keep on solving and go on to the next digsite. My tactic was just solving as I got enough artifacts to do a Tol'Vir solve. Since the patch it is not possible to collect more then 200 artifacts.It was a long run to get the mount and fustrating at most, but keep it up and you will eventually get it aswell! Here are some tips / facts in getting the mount and archaeology in general: Anyway, I got the Scarab pendant and the Scarab ring within the first 15 solves. Put on some good music, and just keep going, and eventually you'll be rewarded for your efforts, and it'll make it just that much more satisfying.Īlso, you can use this macro to help you keep track of your artifact counts by race:Ĭomment by 789163Just got my mount after my 61th Solve, I'm so happy you can't even imagine. (I realise this isn't the most fragment efficient, but I don't want to burn all my money on this either) I expect it to take some time, and in the meantime I'm selling Highborne Scrolls on my server for 50-80g each.

I don't plan on purchacing the keystones everytime, I'm just sovling as I'm able to. And, with the way this works, you can get multiple solves per day compared to the old 3 day lockouts of ZG, etc. Those of you who've farmed Baron's mount, or who used to farm ZG, know that the more frequently you are given a chance at the drop the higher your probability over time of seeing it. But consider this: each time you solve you have a chance at the mount being your next project. Yes it's a rng grind, and yes that means it could take a very long time. The weeks leading up to the playtest become a sprint to put in as much as they can in order to make the most of the new playtest, though Extremely OK Games is clear that this is being done without overtime in an effort to apply 'juuuust the right amount of pressure for magic to occur.Comment by VoriI think you're coming at this with the wrong attitude. Thx, bye /BxC0Ob0ZZj- Extremely OK Games April 13, 2022Īccording to the update, the team is currently playtesting Earthblade roughly once a month with friends. For now though we came into this month with some big changes to the game's foundation and we're gearing up for the sprint to the next playtest.' Our hope is that we can make most or all of the game's content this year, and then release in 2023 after some form of (private) beta test, polishing, localization, and of course the dreaded console certification. 'All told, it feels like we're close to what we'd call 'full content production mode' on Earthblade. 'We suspect that we'll want the playtest frequency to increase as we progress further, as the changes we're making become more granular and a higher feedback interval becomes more valuable to really finetune everything into its final form,' states Extremely OK Games' Maddy Thorson in the latest EXOK newsletter.