Balance the game to make food required for endgame raiding.

Just as the title says. Like if you agree, winge against me in this thread if you don't.

Oh right, and it will boost the economy.
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It gives such a massive edge already... making it required just sounds stupid in my opinion :/ sorry.

Food should last an hour. 30 mins is like two attempt-ish and it's gone.

Its already required for covering your lacking stats, like accuracy.

After meeting the requirements by gear, however, it provides a further edge.

Hell. HQ Popoto Pancakes provides roughly 450 HP to my lv93 Lalafell Paladin, combine that with a WAR's Defiance and Thrill of Battle, along with an X or Mega Potion of Vitality, and it wouldnt be a stretch to say it reaches the 13 or 14 thousands.

As an Alchemist, I would like potions to have a bigger effect on end game, but truth of the matter is, it already does, just not a long lasting game breaking one we would would think.

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Originally Posted by ArkAurelius

As an Alchemist, I would like potions to have a bigger effect on end game, but truth of the matter is, it already does, just not a long lasting game breaking one we would would think.

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15 second potions annoy me, I like WoW's version of the elixir that provides a substantial stat boost as well as lasting an hour or more, Alchemy in general in this game is disappointing at best.

It won't boost the game's economy, not in any meaningful way. They will become overpriced and FCs will turn to the one (or few) individual(s) they have that maxed out Culnarian (which they would most likely do anyway) or do it themselves.

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Originally Posted by KagatoAC

15 second potions annoy me, I like WoW's version of the elixir that provides a substantial stat boost as well as lasting an hour or more, Alchemy in general in this game is disappointing at best.

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WoW has the same type of potions called...potions. You know the term pre-potting? People who are serious about raiding on WoW can't just use flasks. They have to use potions as well to maximize their DPS.

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Originally Posted by Noshpan

It won't boost the game's economy, not in any meaningful way. They will become overpriced and FCs will turn to the one (or few) individual(s) they have that maxed out Culnarian (which they would most likely do anyway) or do it themselves.

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Pretty much this. Food prices will only go up for the "best" foods. Raids will either be forced to shell out gil for it, or will turn to one person who has CUL maxed to make everything for them. Chances are, then everyone will level CUL, and then prices crash (either because of market flooding or no one buying, or both) and the problem comes back.

Food is already important to serious raiders; our latest attempt at T7 (and this will happen again on Monday) everyone made sure to have food, and myself and the other ALC in my raid made a bunch of X-Pots for the first set of adds. Sure, potions can have shorter cool-downs, or longer duration, but I am fine with them as they are now; Shark Oil is soooo expensive :(

If you can't make good money on CUL right now, you're doing it so so very wrong.

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Originally Posted by Doo

Food should last an hour. 30 mins is like two attempt-ish and it's gone.

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You wanted it to not wear off when you die. Now you people want it to last an hour?

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Originally Posted by necrosis

You wanted it to not wear off when you die. Now you people want it to last an hour?

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Yes, because phase/rotation fights makes sense that it shouldn't wear off when you die since learning phases/rotation is unforgiving.

An hour makes sense because only after like two decent tries, your food wears off. You also have groups that quit in the middle of duty where you popped another food just to have it go to waste.

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Originally Posted by Doo

An hour makes sense because only after like two decent tries, your food wears off.

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Considering most fights last maybe 10 mins at most, and wipes are shorter, I am seriously wondering why you're AFKing so much during a raid.