Originally posted by:So I was able to fix my own save by manually giving myself the missing skill choice. Basically you need Notepad, then open the saves in appdata/roaming, and search for (provided you have another choosen skill choice somewhere else already, if you don't your screwed) you'll find something right after it that says # that # is the number of the skill choices you already have.This is what the section looks like before changes.119That means I have Tiller (1) and Geologist (19).

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Now lets say I wanted to add the Foraging skill that I'm missing which is #1311913This would how it would need to look for me to have it.JerikTelorian found these numbers for the skills, combat skills #'s are currently unknown.0 - rancher1 - tiller6 - fisher7 - trapper12 - forester13 - forager18 - miner19 - geologist. Any idea on where the skills are located in the file? I opened it up in notepad, looked for it for a bit and couldn't find it. Noticed that my scroll bar was super tiny, so I opened it up in microsoft word to see how many pages it was. Its about 1800 pages but that is with a lot of 'white space' on most pages. I also noticed that the infomation is split it into different categories (exp: questlines, inventory, friendship status with npcs, etc). Now thinking about it, the professions should be located where your character information is but I didn't see it.

If it is there, I think i missed it. Originally posted by:Any idea on where the skills are located in the file? Michael talbot universul holografic pdf. I opened it up in notepad, looked for it for a bit and couldn't find it.

Noticed that my scroll bar was super tiny, so I opened it up in microsoft word to see how many pages it was. Its about 1800 pages but that is with a lot of 'white space' on most pages. I also noticed that the infomation is split it into different categories (exp: questlines, inventory, friendship status with npcs, etc). Now thinking about it, the professions should be located where your character information is but I didn't see it. If it is there, I think i missed it you need to CTRL+F. Ok, I got bored and found out the numbers for all the professions. Only thing is that some of the numbers conflict with an eariler post.

Originally posted by jgreen1996:One question though, I don't wanna test it myself but does anyone know if you could give yourself every skill??I don't think. Just by looking at the code, each number is a different skill, so you can only have X amount of skills (I think its 10 skills total). Remember, each number value translates to a skill so I'm assuming if you tried adding 2 ten tier skills in the same skill tree, the game will translates the code as an error.Now I DON'T KNOW IF THIS WILL WORK, but you could try adding a skill from a tree to a different tree (example: Adding the Botantist code value where you have the lvl 10 mining skill value). You might get the effect but you won't be able to read it in game. However, you run a good chance of corrupting your game because the savefile isn't suppose to be like that.I'm not going to try this because I don't want to. The only reason why I did what I did was I feel that the game should have a way in game of reseting your skills if you made a mistake and picked the wrong one. At least you don't have to download a third party program to do it (unless you have to download notepad for some reason).

New Player's Guide. When you enter the game for the first time, you will need to create a character for yourself. This will be your avatar in World of Warcraft. First, you must choose a race (which determines what your character looks like) and then a class (which determines what your character can do). You can pick whatever looks and feels best to you.

I hope you made a back up.The following is a back up of my save file from last week when I was experimenting with the skills but I'm level 10 in all skill trees:692226By looking at ur file, you havn't max your all of your skill trees. I don't think that would cause a problem, I'm just listing all possiblities that come to mind. First things, that comes to mind are:1. Did you change the file format of the file? My file type is just listed as 'file' so saving it as '.doc' won't work.2. Did add an extra keystroke / Did you accidently press a key while you were in the save?

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An extra space could be the problem.Your code:12-Forester19-Geologist24-Fighter1-Tiller6-Fisher4-Artisan9-PirateMy code:1-Tiller13-Forager6-Fisher19-Geolosist24-Fighter4-Artisan16-Botanist9-Pirate22-Excavator26-BruteJust comparing our code, it seems that they're listed in the file in the order that we unlock them. I don't know if changing said order will mess up the file.Keep in mind that I'm not a computer programmer, I have no experience in coding or anything like that.

I'm just trying to help by logically thinking through this. For future people, please refer to the original post listing the codes which is near the top of this discussion, I could've made an error translating them to this post.

Originally posted by:okay i tried doing this but it can't seem to read the file any more, it just freezes the game. Here's what i've done, and if anyone could give me a hand, i would really appreciate it.ATTENTION: DON'T USE THE WINDOWS DEFAULT NOTEPAD TO EDIT.

IT CHANGES THE WAY THE FILE IS CODED WHEN YOU SAVE.Use Notepad (a text editor used for programming), you can download it and open the file and edit the values wihout any major problems.

In Battle for Azeroth, any crafts you’ve learned in the past will still be there and not need to be re-learned, with the exception of First Aid. Tailoring and Alchemy crafts, bandages, and anti-venoms that used to be in First Aid will have to be re-learned.— WarcraftDevs (@WarcraftDevs)Fan site that many First Aid achievements have been moved to Legacy in the Battle for Azeroth Alpha.First Aid enabled players to heal themselves or others, and to cure poison effects.

It has been in World of Warcraft since its vanilla release in 2004, when it was very useful to heal a party between battles while saving mana or when playing solo, especially as classes that couldn’t self-heal. However, on the forums argues, it hasn’t kept pace with the game’s recent expansions.Removing it from the game entirely rather than simply updating it is still a pretty drastic step, though. Even if its efficacy was limited, it was one of very few universally accessible self-healing options – it looks like Tailoring and Alchemy will now gain those abilities. Perhaps, with World of Warcraft Classic now confirmed, Blizzard feel emboldened to take the game even further away from its origins?