Lower the days for relic making ?

[Zarchery]

Why should that matter at all?

I mean, you've intentionally made things more difficult for yourself and inflicted this wait upon yourself. Why is it up to Square Enix to fix things you've inflicted upon yourself?

[Manux]

I don't understand how this is conceivably a problem unless you intentionally farm up all currency and miscellaneous other items ahead of time and don't turn a single thing in to the goblin until the very end.

After you turn in stuff for the stage 2 to 3 transition, you're still going to need over 60 pieces for the 3 to 4 stage, which is gonna take much longer than a week (I'm not sure this is a week. It might just be until next Conquest Tally).

Likewise, after you turn in the items for the stage 3 to 4 transitions, you'll need a 10,000 piece currency and that will take much more than 4 days to acquire.

Are there any other non-issues you want to fix?

We should keep the Einherjar the way it is then. SE already spoken that they will lower the entry amount. Also no one knows when they will pull the plug for this game I rather not waste time getting the relics.
Its not an issues its the FAN BOYS players like you (I don't see any player declining I'm blind)...
Ahh it reminds be of Angry joe destiny review http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzopWRXK_r4
Bungie has spent 50 million for the game what an shit out come it is. ( Which PVP is good in it)

I don't want to burst into a Angry rant myself for this game just to review it lol (When I review shit I pull out the evidence) I like the game for other reasons also it has good and bad in it which no one will deny plus its an old mmo...

1 Week is too much cut that down too 3 or 4 days or even lower.

[Shirai]

I agree, I know plenty of people that sit on a ton of cash or currency to "quickly" make a relic these days.

As far as I am concerned the waiting times may as well be reduced to something like JP midnight for this.
They've done the same and more for other content that had similar waiting times.

[RalphTheGalka]

Long term goals in a game that doesn't have a long term makes little sense to me. I think it's time to put an end to some of these restrictions so that returning players actually have a chance of crossing these weapons off of their bucket and enjoy using them before development ends. It would be a lot more fun for them to actually be able to participate in new content with these weapons rather than being stuck farming 75 content for months. I know a lot of people who dropped working on mythics until SE makes some sort of official announcement, it just seems to pointless to them to continue grinding away at these things when development is ending in November.

[Singforu]

Long term goals in a game that doesn't have a long term makes little sense to me. I think it's time to put an end to some of these restrictions so that returning players actually have a chance of crossing these weapons off of their bucket and enjoy using them before development ends. It would be a lot more fun for them to actually be able to participate in new content with these weapons rather than being stuck farming 75 content for months. I know a lot of people who dropped working on mythics until SE makes some sort of official announcement, it just seems to pointless to them to continue grinding away at these things when development is ending in November.

just because major updates aren't going to happen doesn't mean you can't continue to play the game. The restrictions should stay.

[Alhanelem]

If you turn in the stages as you complete them, you won't notice the wait time.

[Alhanelem]

Your denial sounds like saying "please keep this thing because purple".

It's more that it's not worth the developer's time to change for something few people ever have to deal with, and which is completely avoidable (unless you actually banked enough gil to buy everything you needed in one shot and found people with that much to sell all at once)

[bazookatooth]

It's more that it's not worth the developer's time to change for something few people ever have to deal with, and which is completely avoidable (unless you actually banked enough gil to buy everything you needed in one shot and found people with that much to sell all at once)

It's probably a matter of changing a value from say "144" to a "1". I doubt the devs will have to cancel any important work to do that.

So far no one arguing against this change has even experienced the delay because they don't buy / stockpile currency, so this thread is just a bunch of people arguing against something that has absolutely no effect on them either way. If they changed this during maintenance tonight, no one would even notice besides me and the OP. Yet people are here trying to stop it. It's really rather telling.

[Alhanelem]

It's probably a matter of changing a value from say "144" to a "1". I doubt the devs will have to cancel any important work to do that.

I guarantee you nothing in this game is that simple. If it were, there are a lot of things that took months/weeks/years that they could have addressed in 2 seconds

[bazookatooth]

I guarantee you nothing in this game is that simple. If it were, there are a lot of things that took months/weeks/years that they could have addressed in 2 seconds

That's pretty vague. You could apply that logic to just about anything that you don't want changed. It's not necessarily true though. Just a theory. Personally, I've done a fair amount of coding though and if it didn't work the way I described, I'd be really surprised. I mean it's possible, but incredibly unlikely. The only thing that MIGHT be difficult is finding the spot where the timer is at in the code.