Dev blog: New Feast rewards

[Crit]

snirp

exclusive rewards is a bonus, but i do love the fact that i own something rare that will never be obtained ever again, that type of sensation should be encouragement to try and aim high for said reward. i agree with your point, but in my and many of the other top 100 player's case, we do enjoy exclusive rewards and by no means should it be devalued.

[Awha]

exclusive rewards is a bonus, but i do love the fact that i own something rare that will never be obtained ever again, that type of sensation should be encouragement to try and aim high for said reward. i agree with your point, but in my and many of the other top 100 player's case, we do enjoy exclusive rewards and by no means should it be devalued.

I understand I have spent many countless hours in WoW and TOR grinding for weapons, items, titles that are currently no longer in either game. Though the sensation you seek is tied to the exclusive nature of the reward why not just make it a timed exclusive. You will still get that sensation for a time, but as time that one item will decrease in sensational value but by that time you will have another top 100 mount to show off. Either way you still get everything you want, while the community gets a chance at the mount. Say for example these seasons rewards become available at the end of the next season when the new top 100 mounts are released. This way you have a whole season to enjoy the sensation and tangible triumph over reaching top 100.

I know my example was an extreme, thanks for not shooting it down. Not how I truly felt, while I personally would not care if people were given items away I by no means would dare to suggesting giving a reward that required commitment to every player simply for logging on was just using it as an example. Hope that makes sense. Personally I do not like exclusive rewards for any reason, timed exclusive I am fine with but outside of that I do not agree with the concept of one and done items. I do see the appeal but I simply do not understand it.