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If you are completely hated with all Steamweedle factions you need to turn in the following amounts of stacks:

Ratchet (Non-Human): 168 Stacks of Linen and 336 Empty Vials will get you to Neutral.
Ratchet (Human): 152 Stacks of Linen and 304 Empty Vials will get you to Neutral.
Booty Bay: 84 Stacks of Silk and 168 Red Dye will get you to Neutral.
Gadgetzan: 42 Stacks of Mageweave and 84 Strong Flux will get you to Neutral.
Everlook: 22 Stacks of Runecloth and 44 Coal will get you to Neutral.

If you don't like to waste turn-ins, just turn in each quest 34 times (if you do all 4 quests once you get 1250 reputation with every faction, 42000/1250=33.6).

EDIT: These calculations assume you turn in 168 stacks of Linen, then 84 stacks of Silk, etc. As Mageweave and Runecloth are more expensive on most realms this is the most cost-efficient way.

評論來自 236451

These numbers are grossly inaccurate.

I turned in 24 stacks of mageweave (granted not the full 42) and I'm not even 1/4 of the way through hated.

評論來自 345703

Hey all, heres a little tip, if you are a level 80, well you could always just farm Stratholme (My Runecloth farm) till you get 88 stacks of runecloth and buy 172 coal and cash in at everlook

評論來自 323020

Does NOT appear to count for Loremaster of Kalimdor, even on first turn-in. In case anyone was curious.

評論來自 Ferus

The most efficient way to do this is to be killing pirates as you go. For example, buy about 75% of the non-cloth mats you will need and just farm kills to get your cloth.

By farming linen off the pirates south of Ratchet you can cut your cloth turnins by half (5 rep per kill, 2.5 with each other goblin city).

Then by farming silk off Bloodsail Buccaneers you can cut your silk turnins by half (another 5 rep per kill with BB, 2.5 with others)

Mageweave is great from Southsea Pirates in Tanaris (Gadgetzan).

The only stickler is the runecloth, since there's no mobs that directly give everlook rep and cloth (that I know of) you're gonna have to hand in the proper amount.

All things considered, if you do as the guide suggests and turn in 34 quests per faction, by the time you've grinded the cloth out, it'll be more like 20. Keep in mind all pirate kills and quest turnins help the other factions.

評論來自 slicerace

Optimal Reputation Repair

For those of you looking to use as few mats as possible to repair your goblin reputation with all four factions in the most efficient manner possible, given current auction house prices, it is most cost-efficient to essentially just go in order -- turn in all the linen you need to get neutral with the first faction, all the silk to get neutral with the second, then all the runecloth to get neutral with the third, then all the mageweave to get neutral with the fourth.

I was thinking about this and whether there was any way to find a more optimal approach. The idea is that turning in cloth for one faction in addition raises rep with all the other factions as well, albeit at a smaller rate, so maybe by not maxing out each faction right away, we could save money

For each faction, one turn in yields 500 rep for that faction's particular cloth quest . That same turn in also gives 250 rep for all the others, so the problem we wish to solve is to get more than 42,000 rep with the following constraints:

* Once neutral is reached in any faction, no more turn ins for that faction can occur.

* At the end, each faction must have at least 42,000 rep (neutral).

* We want to minimize the total amount of gold spent on cloth at the AH.

To solve this problem, I wrote a MATLAB script to determine a "rep vector" whose four elements are the reputations with each faction at the end. Inside, there is simply a for loop that takes in a "turn in vector" whose elements are the number of turn ins for each faction. When rep with a certain faction exceeds 42,000, no reputation is awarded for further turn ins, which accounts for the constraint that the quest cannot be done at that point.

It goes through and allocates reputation linen first, then silk, then runecloth, then mageweave, since in my auction house on Cairne at the time, this was the order from least to most expensive, so the answer likely will decrease the number of turn ins as the expense per stack gets higher.

I used the following prices for a 20x stack of cloth:
Linen Cloth: 1.5 g

Silk Cloth: 4.5 g

Runecloth: 6 g

Mageweave: 31 g

These prices are basically in line with the normalized price of a 20x stack output from Auctioneer on 2009/12/22 on the Cairne realm, alliance side.

I then used a simulated annealing routine to essentially throw in semi-random turn in vectors and compute their cost. If the total rep vector did not equal or exceed 42,000 in each of its entries, the cost function would return an arbitrarily high cost (meaning it is not a solution).

The results I obtained for the optimal turn in amounts were:

Linen Cloth: 168 stacks (84 turn ins)

Silk Cloth: 84 stacks (42 turn ins)

Runecloth: 40 stacks (20 turn ins)

Mageweave: 22 stacks (11 turn ins)

This is essentially the turn in routine you would use above, with one tiny change -- use only 20 turn ins of Runecloth instead of the 21 you need to get neutral right away. With the above turn in numbers, this comes out to 1,552 gold total. With the simpler strategy of maxing out neutral immediately, after the 21 turn-ins of Runecloth, you still need to do 11 turn-ins of Mageweave, which gives a total cost of 1,564 gold.

So technically there is a more optimal solution to gaining your reputation back, but it only saves you twelve gold and if the prices for the mats on your AH are hugely distorted from the values I used (specifically for the mageweave), then it won't apply. But if they're close, then you could save twelve gold. Woot.

Anyway, I thought I would post this so that others who are curious about this question can find out and not spend the time to actually compute it all out, resting peacefully knowing that they're getting the most goblin rep bang for their gold.

Good luck!

評論來自 26852

Read comments elsewhere, Desanion. The Insane only requires that you've done both. It does not require both at the same time.

評論來自 coolwhips

Raided their towns killing countless goblins and they will make peace with me with runecloth and coal. Hmmm

評論來自 145273

Runecloth turn ins are in stacks of two per turn in, thus actually requiring 44 stacks of the cloth from hated to neutral. Also

評論來自 DizzyB

Bronn Fitzwrench is located just southwest of Everlook, next to the signpost by the road. The quest won't show up on your minimap since it's a repeatable turn-in.

評論來自 Treenubbin

For anyone repairing their Goblin rep, here's a list of all the repair quests.

Everlook Quest
Booty Bay Quest
Ratchet Quest
Gadgetzan Quest

Hope this helped (:

評論來自 faeofwind

If you forgot your coal or just need more than you thought, Syurana can be found in Starfall Village selling it for 5s a piece =)

評論來自 zephids

Can someone confirm if this quest still decreases Bloodsail Buccaneer Reputation in Legion ?

評論來自 TinyRaptor

Exact NPC location is at 58.03, 52.21
You will not see the Blue daily quest marker on your minimap.

評論來自 Shinerkyd

This is to get you to NEUTRAL

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You must've done something really bad to us or our friends, <name>. At any rate, I'm here to offer you a way to get our good graces back.

As you know, Winterspring is quite cold. With so many of us goblins coming from other cities, we could use a hand keeping warm. Bring me some runecloth and coal and I'll put in the good word for ya. Be warned though, our enemies are not going to take kindly to your helping us.

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