[jedi]

This is my first attempt to contribute at this website. I have been here way to long without doing anything, so here it goes


First what you do is jump ontop of the little stack thing that goes up and down, like so


Then you jump to the window seal.


After that jump ontop of the blacksmith


Walk along the side until you make it to the roof.


And BAM! your there, ontop of the blacksmith, do what ever you please with this, show off to your friends, gank if your horde or just /dance and have some fun
(yes i have seen the other post on how to get up here, but this is another way )

[shanemcc]

why do people always block out their names?

[wjeania]

Dude this way to the top of blacksmith is as old as the game....-.-

[Haettemaagen]

yeah, ive known this for years . really old .

[falarious]

I knew about this but didn't really know how to do it. +rep from me tomorrow.

[Gutsa]

This is really old, I've know it for a long time.

[stealthblade]

Old and fixed

[Lazeka]

Yeah, I saw this ages ago. Several videos were made even, saw some guy do it in the flesh as well. I also see no real use in it.

Originally Posted by shanemcc

why do people always block out their names?

As for the reason as to why people do this. I thought it was fairly obvious why -- security and safety. There is several things not to do if you're ever a member of a exploit website (and I've been a member of several for various games). The following rule, to me, is the single most important one.

"Don't ever say your account/characters name." - Why is this my single most important rule? Because the companies who develop the MMORPG's do tend to scan exploit sites. They scan them to catch the exploiters when they let down their guard, and also to find exploits they can fix (it happens a lot, and you probably won't even realise).

If you display yourself exploiting a bug in the game and then a Blizzard employee were to come along (Blizzard used as an example, replace "Blizzard" with any MMORPG's company name) and you did not blur out your name, then don't be surprised if you get a little e-mail saying your account was banned.

[crazyelfjj]

old and old......u should first look up the things to do that on youtube..

[guitarman]

lol never seen that before

[jedi]

Originally Posted by falarious

I knew about this but didn't really know how to do it. +rep from me tomorrow.

Thanks man! i appreciate it!
and to everyone else, ya its old, but has it been posted here? i used the search like i was told, you dont have to flame me just because you knew something that other people didnt know

[Mo0rbid]

Originally Posted by Lazeka

Yeah, I saw this ages ago. Several videos were made even, saw some guy do it in the flesh as well. I also see no real use in it.



As for the reason as to why people do this. I thought it was fairly obvious why -- security and safety. There is several things not to do if you're ever a member of a exploit website (and I've been a member of several for various games). The following rule, to me, is the single most important one.

"Don't ever say your account/characters name." - Why is this my single most important rule? Because the companies who develop the MMORPG's do tend to scan exploit sites. They scan them to catch the exploiters when they let down their guard, and also to find exploits they can fix (it happens a lot, and you probably won't even realise).

If you display yourself exploiting a bug in the game and then a Blizzard employee were to come along (Blizzard used as an example, replace "Blizzard" with any MMORPG's company name) and you did not blur out your name, then don't be surprised if you get a little e-mail saying your account was banned.

I've never hid my names even though I'm aware of the risks, so far so good

on topic though. This is already well known ^^

[dingdapk]

this bug is very handy to horde if they stand and range attack newb in gold shire i use to do it there then load sof level 70's come

[xdeadstarx]

oh the good ol' goldshire blacksmith