Image Designer Archive
Thread: New ID, a few questions :)
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TaggzBazeal
Tue Apr 13, 2004 6:42 pm
#3
Okee, So I am going to join the ranks of ID, sounds fun. . . . and I had a few questions. First off, what do you grind? Like what gives the best xp? What's this ID tent thingy? How long does it take to master really? And how DO you master . . . it looks like so much xp for a casual gamer like meself.
Are there many guy ID's? 
I'm a tailor too . . . Off I go, thank's in advance . . . Any other advice for a new Image Designer you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Are there many guy ID's? I'm a tailor too . . . Off I go, thank's in advance . . . Any other advice for a new Image Designer you could offer would be greatly appreciated.Taggz
Kwee
Tue Apr 13, 2004 7:19 pm
#4
Welcome! I'd definitely advise you to read through the threads, FAQ's, and guides in the FAQ thread There seem to be a good number of guy ID's, though they are outnumbered Many of us are Tailor/ID's. Good luck in your path There's a lot of info about the ID tent in the thread called "Newsflash, blah blah ID building (tent)"
There seem to be a good number of guy ID's, though they are outnumbered Many of us are Tailor/ID's. Good luck in your path There's a lot of info about the ID tent in the thread called "Newsflash, blah blah ID building (tent)"
Nevs
Tue Apr 13, 2004 8:51 pm
#5
Guys can have an eye for style! I may not always be so good at it in real life, but I manage pretty well here.
Miyca
Thu Apr 15, 2004 10:14 am
#7
Well if your doing the grind up to master then I suggest 2 vasarian brandy, 2 vagnerian (sp?) canapes and a dose of muon to use once you pass Novice ID. I used the eye colour to get xp as it's a nice balance of mind and xp. Using the aformentioned combination with no pauses in my macro and an exceedling quick and patient grind partner I was able to net approximatley 40k xp in 10 mins time. 
hope that helps and welcome to the profession. Oh yeah, alway state your prices BEFORE and DURING any ID work. I had to learn the hard way on that one
hope that helps and welcome to the profession. Oh yeah, alway state your prices BEFORE and DURING any ID work. I had to learn the hard way on that one
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