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Kommentar von 17895

Gains the 40% benefit from the Alchemist's Stone.

*edit* I am also disappointed that its animation is the regular potion drinking one. No *tsst* Ahh, that's the stuff. :(

Kommentar von 49893

I'll have to check this when I've used up the last of my old injectors, but based on the tooltip and the lack of "charges" given, it almost seems like you could stack partially-used injectors back together.

As in, say you have an injector with 8 uses left, and another one with 12 uses left. It almost looks like you could combine them into one injector with 20 uses.

Again, I'll have to test this later.

Kommentar von RevanAD

From the latest 2.3 patch notes:

Engineering potion injectors no longer require engineering skill to use.

Kommentar von 52879

i think it has no cooldown beacuse i cant see a special thing

Kommentar von 40604

Now that these are usable by everyone, they allow you to carry 4 times as many potions in the same amount of space. This change is a raider's wet dream!

Luckily I was stockpiling adamantite and fel iron for other stuff anyway.

Kommentar von 21211

Reagents to farm:

8xFel Iron Ore = 4xFel Iron Bar for the casing and the bolts.
10xKnothide Leather Scraps = 2xKnothide Leather
40xDreaming Glory + 20xFelweed + 20xImbued Vial = 20xSuper Mana Potion

Kommentar von Sixotoo

Seems to me that the mats to make this are a bit extreme for what you gain in bag space. Sure you can now carry 4 times as many but who carries 80 mana pots. It actually only frees up 2 bag slots. You have to carry at least 2 injectors because when one has only a couple charges left you need a spare. I normally carry 4, five stacks of mana pots. So thats 2 freed up slots. You also need at least 2 high level toons to make them (Herbalism, Alchemy, Engineering) if you aren't going to buy your mats on the AH. The price of the mats on the AH alone will cost more than you can sell the injectors for. The extra mats cost, along with the fact that most people don't know to look for it on the AH make it a hard sell. Seems to me that an injection would be much more efficient than a potion. Why not make it only cost 15 mana pots along with the other mats to make it. Lower the mat reqs Blizz! and while your at it, how bout a cool animation.

Kommentar von Elthissar

Ok so here's a total nub question for everyone...
When all 20 charges are used up... does this item disappear?
Or does it stay in that bag slot with no pots in it? Can it be refilled or does a new one have to be made to replace it?
Got the schematic for it the other day but don't have an engineer and there aren't any other plans for it on AH, so not sure what to set as a price point for it... :)

Kommentar von Xhurin

way back when, it used to create a single item with 20 charges, and people were taking advantage of that, using 19 and then selling them for full price, thats why blizz stopped it.

and yes, after you use 20 of them, you have to make more from scratch, you can combine stacks if you have 2 partial stacks, but thats about it

Kommentar von 62881

Now with increased effect for engineers. From the WoW 3.2 patch notes:

Potion Injectors now increase the amount gained by 25% when used by engineers. Quantity produced by recipes for Runic Healing and Mana Injectors has been increased.

Kommentar von ziggy29

Am I correct? Is this really a nearly useless item in Cata now that regular potions also stack in lots of 20? You use 20 potions to make them plus other mats, and you get back.... a 20-use version of the same potion? As of now, with version 4.3, is the only difference between this and a regular stack of Super Mana Potions the bonus for engineers (offset by the mats needed to make it besides the mana potions)?

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