Thread: Zoidac Weapon 2.28

I would like to see the numbers for the ENTIRE game:
How many players have animus?
How many players have ATMA?
I bet it is not very many at all.

Originally Posted by Whiteprincess

woot i have 8 atma! i'm almost there. just 100 more atma to go to finish all my jobs! fun stuff

This is why it has to be a grind. And a long one. If you got every unidentified tomestone it would take you a minimum of 9 weeks straight of beating turn 7 and an incredible 26 weeks of soldiery...half a year to get all 9 weathered weapons. Weathered weapons are parallel to animus. If they made it any quicker and less time consuming to do you trivialize raid content yet AGAIN. And we're right back to everyone running around with all 9 relics 1 1/2 months after content release.

Originally Posted by DkFusion

This is why it has to be a grind. And a long one. If you got every unidentified tomestone it would take you a minimum of 9 weeks straight of beating turn 7 and an incredible 26 weeks of soldiery...half a year to get all 9 weathered weapons. Weathered weapons are parallel to animus. If they made it any quicker and less time consuming to do you trivialize raid content yet AGAIN. And we're right back to everyone running around with all 9 relics 1 1/2 months after content release.

Your point about that this has to be a long grind in relation to the raid content is totally negated by the fact that Levi Ex drops ilvl 95 weapons. Someone could basically get comparable raid weapons for all of their jobs in 1 day if they got some lucky dice rolls.

Originally Posted by KingofAbyss

How can we 'standardize' randomness?

Increasing the drop percentage could be sufficient if they want to say with the completely RNG system. They could also revamp the system for one that would still be effective years down the road. One, two, three expansions down the road will you still have the same amount of people doing the fates? In one of the various threads about this someone suggested changing the system so that players need to do something like 50 fates to get their atma. This method still requires a grind. It gives players a visual progression they can see. It is also a system that would stand the test of time.

Well... whether you consider a faceroll time sink hard or not- when some players are lucky with RNG and some are not- then you are admitting the quest is "easier" for some people than others.

In fact, the players complaining are only asking for the quest to be the same "difficulty" for them as it is for the ones that the RNG gods favored.

Meanwhile, you have people that the quest was super "easy" for telling other players that they should be forced to spend more time (and thus have a "harder" quest) than they might have had... just because they are desperate to keep other players from getting the weapon (which is not even a stat upgrade btw)... to preserve their special snowflake mentality.

Look at it this way- no one is asking for something to be easier or harder- just standardized!

To Below- Reduce the variance in drops, or use a system that isn't so reliant on RNG. You could also introduce upper and lower limits to control the variance.

Originally Posted by MrLeonheart

Guaranteed drop at a specific interval, while keeping the low drop rate so that if you do get lucky, it takes a bit less time to move on. You're guaranteed progress after a certain point, but have the chance of being able to progress more quickly if you happen to get lucky.

Yeah something like this:

"If X players passes 55 FATEs without an Atma Drop, Then give X Atma"
"If X player gets Atma Before 55 FATEs, then drop X Atma, then at 55 FATEs drop Another X Atma"

I wouldn't mind something like this .