Mara 300+ Mob 1 Pull - 300g/hr Gold Farm! [WoW Classic]

Today we are going to look at the Maraudon 300+ mob pull. A lot of boosters end up using a bunch of consumes to complete this run but I will show you how to complete this run with only 1 mana pot. You can use an optional nature protection potion before you start the run too. This will prevent your blizzard casts from being interrupted during the kill phase if your Ice Barrier expires. A nature pot usually lasts me 2 or 3 runs and at 60 silver each, on my server, it is a cheap way to make the run a bit smoother.
You can sell this pull for 20g per person. 20g/run x 4 customer x 4 runs = 320g! Since it takes slightly longer than an hour to do 4 runs, when you include the time it takes to exchange gold with your customers and get to the starting area. I rounded down to 300g/hr to compensate.
You may notice a splice at around 30 seconds into the video. I lost the footage of the first 30 seconds somehow and rather than reshoot the whole thing I spliced in the first 30 seconds of a run I had done later that day.
Thanks for watching!

[@KoMaHu3aM]

keeping those algorithms happy..

[@AntiTcb]

What addon is by your chatbox at the start of the video with the Payments/Lockouts/Settings/Reset buttons?

[@royalt9863]

That addon is "Instance Tracker". It's great for tracking XP, instance lockouts (1hr and 24hr), and gold trades. www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/instance-tracker Thanks for checking out my video!

[@GenXUnderground]

does the t2 5set bonus delay blizz ticks or something? my blizzards take so long to tick

[@royalt9863]

I've never noticed any difference in tick time between T2 5 set and regular blizzards. Are you playing with pretty high ping? Thats the only thing I can think of right now.

[@GenXUnderground]

@@royalt9863 my ui addon doesnt have the ping indicator that blizzui has. But on speedtests i've had 30-40mb upload speeds and about 15mb download. Spellbatching is doing my head in

[@royalt9863]

​@@GenXUnderground Even with a fast connection if you use wireless internet you could be experiencing packet loss which leads to lag spikes. I had a similar issue while I was on a wireless connection. I ran ethernet to my pc and have not had issues since. To check for packet loss, press "WinKey + r" to bring up the Run box, type "cmd" in the box, and hit enter. You will now have a command prompt up and enter the command "ping -n 100 1.1.1.1", let it run through the 100 pings (it will take a minute or two to run), and after it's done it will give you a report that looks like this imgur.com/a/6S8zJWg the red box is the important part. If it says any of the packets were lost then you are experiencing packet loss. In the screenshot, you can see mine says "Lost = 0 (0% loss)" which is perfect. A wired connection is the best way to solve the problem but changing the broadcast channel to one with less interference could help if wired is not an option, but will more than likely not fix the problem entirely. It's one of the downsides of going wireless, unfortunately. Good luck and let me know the results!

[@GenXUnderground]

@@royalt9863 Thank you so much for the in-depth answer and useful tips. I do use a wi-fi adapter and my signal does vary depending on what time of the day it is. I ordered a new adapter and two wireless mesh network thingies to help boost the signal from my Modem, which is on the other side of the house (really far). Should arrive some time next week. Subbed btw :)

[@manlawlol]

How much NR do you use?

[@royalt9863]

I run about 45 nature resistance unbuffed. Thanks for stopping by!

[@manlawlol]

@@royalt9863 Thanks for the reply! Ive really been enjoying your guides!!