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Commentaire de Herlehos

Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 200 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 100 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 50 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 25 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 10 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 5 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 1 000 pièces d'or en butin.
Le fric, c'est chic: Ramasser 100 pièces d'or en butin.

Un Haut-Fait simple en soit, mais plutôt long à obtenir, car il s'agit d'un Haut-Fait de farm. Rien de plus simple, vous devez faire du bashing de mobs; des donjons, des raids, et looter tout les monstres que vous tuez.

Attention, comme indiqué dans la description du Haut-Fait, seul l'or récupérer sur les monstres compte. L'or des récompenses de quêtes, des ventes à l'HdV, etc... n'est pas comptabilisé !

Le plus rentable est de farmer dans les zones de Battle for Azeroth, les monstres rapportent un sacré pactole ^^

A noter qu'à partir du stade des 100 000 po, le Haut-Fait devient lié au compte, ce qui signifie que tout les po que vous amasserez avec n'importe lequel de vos personnages seront comptabilisés dans le Haut-Fait ;)

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Commentaire de Malvenue

I think this is broken. My progress bar hasn't moved since the expansion dropped.

Commentaire de Thortok2000

Raiding is the fastest way to earn this achievement. You get gold that counts towards this achievement not only from what you loot, but from what people in your party/raid loot as well. So although of course Cataclysm raids would be best, LK, BC and Classic raids also work. Some outdoor raid bosses are good to farm for this as well. Some 5 man dungeons are okay, especially on heroic. And obviously, the fewer people you bring, the more gold for everyone.

Basically, it's a tossup about whether you want to do higher-level content with a bigger group or do lower-level content with a smaller group (and perhaps even solo it.) It's up to you to pick the content you want to do and with how many people. There's a lot of raids and dungeons in the game to choose from.

Just make sure you and your party/raid members are looting every corpse! It often happens in raids, especially large ones, that members don't loot their corpses. A corpse will have sparkles if there are items to be rolled on there, and the person that loots will be able to loot the gold and view the roll-able items; any other non-rolling items will be hidden and only lootable by the person the loot is assigned to. This means if a corpse has no roll-able items, only the person who is assigned to loot it can get the gold (which would get split to everyone and count towards achievements.) If they don't loot it, no one gets it!

Raid bosses always have the most gold, (All these bosses are worth 100g or more!), but the constant looting of trash along the way definitely contributes to the achievement. While I always run my raids on the 'need before greed' setting, perhaps changing the loot to 'free for all' for trash would help make sure every corpse gets looted, since you can then loot them all yourself if you have to.

You can actually make a fair bit of gold this way, as long as you don't fail and wipe a lot. Between vendoring all the epics you don't need (or disenchanting and putting mats on AH), selling the occasional desired BoE on the AH, and all the gold you get as you loot along the way, I made more gold than I thought I would. Doing 'old raids' is a way to make money after you've done your dailies every day, and it's usually a little more interesting than simply farming. Some rings and staffs and 2 handed weapons from LK raids can vendor for up to 20-30 gold a pop! Still, there's much faster ways to simply make gold, except that most of them don't count for this achievement. If this achievement is what you want, get raiding. =P

You can work towards this achievement by:
Looting cash from monsters yourself. (Vendoring grays or other items does not count.)
Looting cash from openable items that create a loot window. (Here's some worth 1 gold or more a pop.)
Looting cash from enemy player corpses in battlegrounds.
Receiving cash from when a raid/party member loots cash from monsters.
Pickpocketing cash from monsters if you're a Rogue.

Commentaire de Ashington

All good advice above.

I would like to add that, if you're the grinding (read: sadistic) type, there are spots throughout the game where you can kill and loot monsters for cash, assuming you're not the raiding type, though it will take longer to earn gold this way.

One spot I found in Northrend is a part of the Oracles Mastery of the Crystals daily. From what I can tell, these guys all drop cash and cash only when killed, they are easy to take down even in groups at level 80+, and they respawn constantly. This is a good (if not altogether efficient) way to work toward the achievement, or to earn gold in general.

Commentaire de lehearts

The onslaught humanoids (warlock type) in the island (left side on icecrown), inside the cave, drop about 1g 20 silvers per mob.

Commentaire de dryphus

this is going to change in MOP because say a boss drops 250g for a 25m raid (for easy math), then that would mean each player was intended to get 10g. After MOP, say 4 people go in and rick-roll it. Then that same boss is only going to drop 40g, giving each player 10g as intended (by blizz)

so the tricks of looting caches and bags will be that much more important once we start taking it to the next level for looting 200k g!

Commentaire de Stryker666

With the release of account wide achievements, this is the last one to be personal.
You need to reach this with at least one character before it starts counting "account wide".

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