PvP Rewards; 6.1 and beyond.

[QueenVanraen]

No offense, but if that's the kind of stuff that makes you unsub from a game the problem might lie more within you than the game <.<..

I'm a collector - getting minions, mounts, orchestrions, etc. is literally my endgame.
Yours might be fashion, or just making gil, or housing, doesn't mean that I'm the issue when they use a terrible system.

If my main motivation for playing the game long-term is lost to fomo, why would I continue w/ that game & not look to somewhere else for my enjoyment?

I see no issue in a game trying to reward its players by performing well in a certain mode, or achieving a certain challenge etc.

The game does that everywhere else outside of feast rankings - and unlike feast rankings - without utilizing fomo *shocked pikachu face*.

I really dislike how people seem to always end up complaining about everything having to be readily accessible for them at the blink of an eye.

For PotD you need invest up to 18hrs *just for an attempt* at killing the 2nd behemoth, the arguable hard wall for solo PotD,
not to mention you have to get your weapon & armour into the 80-90s first, which takes hours before you even think about solo.
Is the necromancer title worthless because it's just sitting there, waiting for you to play PotD?
Are the 181 always available mounts worthless because you can always get them at your own pace?

Having to work for content is good - it's what gives players an actual feeling of accomplishment.
Imagine if only the first 100 raiders *per DC* would get the savage mounts, or ultimate weapons & titles,
you'd have a lot less people even bothering to do savage, not to mention that content would be dead as soon as the well dries up - something we see w/ PvP - week 1 everyone got their placings in, week 2 you're lucky to get a pop in queue.

I really dislike how people always assume those who argue against exclusives are lazy slackers that want everything pushed up their butt.

What kind of twisted logic is that

These rewards shouldn't have been exclusive in the first place, simple as that.