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Up to now, the Patch 3.1 PTR notes have been updated and they have quite a few nice updates and a few things that should make things more convenient for cooks here and there. Before we promised that cooking would be easier in patch 3.1 and these patch notes definitely deliver on the base of our promise. Let us take a quick look at the changes which involve even easier campfires and those two promised recipes.
A new recipe has been added to cooking trainers for making Black Jelly, using several Borean Man 'O War as ingredients. While it looks disgusting, it restores more health and mana than the highest level food.
It is not necessary that Flint and Tinder is for creating a campfire. You're just that resourceful!
Ingredients such as Spices, Apples, and the like have been removed from most cooking recipes. The players do not need to complete the Clamlette Surprise quest to gain Artisan cooking. The quest now offers the unique recipe, Clamlette Magnifique. If you already completed the quest, you have the ability to visit Dirge Quickcleave in Gadgetzan to learn this recipe for free.
Several Northrend recipes were given greater skill up ranges to make it easier to reach 450 cooking skill.
You do not need to learn cooking from books any more. At last the trainers have done their reading and can teach you the same thing you want.
It seems that streamlining the way we learn the cooking skill is one of the themes of these changes. We no longer have to do the quest for Clamette Surprise to learn Artisan cooking, but even the cookbooks are a thing of the past. It's at least one or two less hoops to jump for, and very nice for newbies and alts, letting them focus on leveling and questing instead of running halfway around the world for a basic skill.
Still, the most dedicated cooks certainly are going to want to do the Clamette Surprise quest, since it gives a new cooking recipe, Clamlette Magnifique. One more option to level cooking is always good, plus it means less trouble for chefs in trying to smuggle recipes between factions to get Chef de Cuisine. And that's not the only decent Clam related news in this patch. They've finally managed to fix that silly clam stacking bug. Loot recovered from a clam, whether you were mounted or not, will automatically stack coming out of the shell. That was definitely an annoying bug, and these fixes will a godsend for my Murloc slaughtering sprees.
In straighter up convenient changes, Northrend cooks will find it easier to skill up. Not only will we be getting a new recipe for the Borean Man O War, but we'll be seeing existing Northrend recipes gaining greater skill up ranges. Hopefully this is no more grinding of annoying feasts. Now we will not grind them. Small Feasts are hilarious.
At length, Flint and Tinder is not needed for campfires at all any longer. If we are resourcefyk enough to find wood for a campfire anywhere, we should be able to find two sticks or rocks to bang together for a spark, right? It is for sure that we did not have a problem with needing it anyway. We kept our packet knife around all the way.
For the time being, extra non meat or fish ingredients for food are also going away for many recipes. Without doubt, it is likely Northern Spices are sticking around. But there is a question in mind that we are going to make use of all these Dalaran cooking rewards for what.
A new recipe has been added to cooking trainers for making Black Jelly, using several Borean Man 'O War as ingredients. While it looks disgusting, it restores more health and mana than the highest level food.
It is not necessary that Flint and Tinder is for creating a campfire. You're just that resourceful!
Ingredients such as Spices, Apples, and the like have been removed from most cooking recipes. The players do not need to complete the Clamlette Surprise quest to gain Artisan cooking. The quest now offers the unique recipe, Clamlette Magnifique. If you already completed the quest, you have the ability to visit Dirge Quickcleave in Gadgetzan to learn this recipe for free.
Several Northrend recipes were given greater skill up ranges to make it easier to reach 450 cooking skill.
You do not need to learn cooking from books any more. At last the trainers have done their reading and can teach you the same thing you want.
It seems that streamlining the way we learn the cooking skill is one of the themes of these changes. We no longer have to do the quest for Clamette Surprise to learn Artisan cooking, but even the cookbooks are a thing of the past. It's at least one or two less hoops to jump for, and very nice for newbies and alts, letting them focus on leveling and questing instead of running halfway around the world for a basic skill.
Still, the most dedicated cooks certainly are going to want to do the Clamette Surprise quest, since it gives a new cooking recipe, Clamlette Magnifique. One more option to level cooking is always good, plus it means less trouble for chefs in trying to smuggle recipes between factions to get Chef de Cuisine. And that's not the only decent Clam related news in this patch. They've finally managed to fix that silly clam stacking bug. Loot recovered from a clam, whether you were mounted or not, will automatically stack coming out of the shell. That was definitely an annoying bug, and these fixes will a godsend for my Murloc slaughtering sprees.
In straighter up convenient changes, Northrend cooks will find it easier to skill up. Not only will we be getting a new recipe for the Borean Man O War, but we'll be seeing existing Northrend recipes gaining greater skill up ranges. Hopefully this is no more grinding of annoying feasts. Now we will not grind them. Small Feasts are hilarious.
At length, Flint and Tinder is not needed for campfires at all any longer. If we are resourcefyk enough to find wood for a campfire anywhere, we should be able to find two sticks or rocks to bang together for a spark, right? It is for sure that we did not have a problem with needing it anyway. We kept our packet knife around all the way.
For the time being, extra non meat or fish ingredients for food are also going away for many recipes. Without doubt, it is likely Northern Spices are sticking around. But there is a question in mind that we are going to make use of all these Dalaran cooking rewards for what.
