What professions to choose in classic vanilla world of warcraft:
0:00 Intro
0:40 Engineering Intro
1:45 Gnomish Vs Goblin Engineer
2:28 Gnomish Gadgets
3:48 Goblin Gadgets
5:57 Expensive Conclusion
6:40 Grenades
8:07 Spell Reflector Trinket
10:53 Ultra safe Transporters
12:25 Helmets
14:58 More rare & Unique gadgets and Items
17:32 Ways to make money with Engineering
18:48 Outro & Conclusion

Hello everyone, Frost here. Welcome back to another classic wow video. This is the 4th episode from the profession overview series. Previously we talked about alchemy,

Classic Vanilla WoW Professions Overview/Guide: Alchemy
Classic Vanilla WoW Professions Overview/Guide: Tailoring, Leatherworking, Blacksmithing
Classic Vanilla WoW Professions Overview/Guide: Skinning, Mining, Herbalism

how to make gold early game and from where to obtain most of the rare money making recipes. Today we're going to cover engineering in it's glory, looking at both specialization in order to figure which one is more suitable for your play-style. Also, we're going to look at some rare and iconic gadgets and slightly touch on a couple ways to make gold with this skill.
As you progress in your studies as an Engineer, you'll be given an opportunity to choose a specialization. After completing a unique quest, you can specialize in either Goblin or Gnomish schools of engineering. Each school specializes in crafting unique items, some of which aren't available to the opposing style of craftsmanship.
Normally the basic rule would be: melee DPS goes for Gnomish, Ranged Dps goes Goblin. Now, If you choose to have engineering for the whole iteration of vanilla. The Hardcore strategy is to get Gnomish, craft all the bind on pickup and unique stuff, and then abandon engineering & re-learn it as Goblin. This means you have the usable stuff from Gnomish, while being able to craft the consumables the from Goblin. Once you chose your path it doesn't really matter anymore because all the other recipes are drops available to both paths, so it doesn't make much of a difference.
With no doubt in my mind I can state clearly that engineering is definitely the most fun professions in world of warcraft. Offers unique advantages that in the end will make you a better player, both in terms of game play and player interaction. If you choose to be an engineer, I wish you the best luck in acquiring your rare schematics and out thinking your opponents. But, just the simple fact that you chose this profession will not magically make you better at pvp, engineering has a learning curve and requires some sort of addons to assist you. Addons such as trinket menu, Itemrack and so on... These will make the skills easier to reach, check their cooldowns and select whatever is best for a certain situation. In the end it's all about practice.

Think I forgot to add the snowmaster 9000 schematic, specially during the Christmas holidays and newyears, making and using these snowbals was heck of a lot of fun.
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