


Really, Zumi, Relics should be a second, more casual path of progression for people who don't want to raid. But they're not. SE has proven time and time again that they don't know how to handle casual players on the high-end (Relic sucks, requires massive amounts of gil and tremendous time sinks, crafted items suck, require massive amounts of gil and tremendous time sinks). There really isn't any way for a non-raider to get high-end gear (which, admittedly, even the highest-tier casual gear should be second to raid gear in power), as even the non-raid gear either requires materials from raids in order to craft it (lolwtf) or insane amounts of gil and time. This really needs to be rectified, but I don't ever see SE figuring it out.You know the sad part. SE takes so long to come out with the relic upgrades, I already got dreadwyrm sword and shield even with the coil RNG I got both drops. Well I already got a 135 weapon because relics came out way too late to be used in progression.
Anyone one else disappointed? So many people already have their dreadwyrm weapon so the 135 relics should of came out much sooner.
Personally I would of liked to get some use using fully upgraded weapon when we were progressing thru final coil, now its just go in for an hour and clear it.
Last edited by TheRogueX; 02-23-2015 at 07:54 PM.
So what you're saying is that you need to put some work into obtaining high tier gear and this is somehow bad.Really, Zumi, Relics should be a second, more casual path of progression for people who don't want to raid. But they're not. SE has proven time and time again that they don't know how to handle casual players on the high-end (Relic sucks, requires massive amounts of gil and tremendous time sinks, crafted items suck, require massive amounts of gil and tremendous time sinks). There really isn't any way for a non-raider to get high-end gear (which, admittedly, even the highest-tier casual gear should be second to raid gear in power), as even the non-raid gear either requires materials from raids in order to craft it (lolwtf) or insane amounts of gil and time. This really needs to be rectified, but I don't ever see SE figuring it out.
I think the relic upgrade will have something to do with spirit bonding. Look at your zodiacs. They have no spirit bond bar. All the other incarnations have had it. Plus that's about the only currently implemented mechanic that hasn't had a part in the relic line. #StockedUpOnSpiritBondPotions


Nexus is already about "spirit bonding"I think the relic upgrade will have something to do with spirit bonding. Look at your zodiacs. They have no spirit bond bar. All the other incarnations have had it. Plus that's about the only currently implemented mechanic that hasn't had a part in the relic line. #StockedUpOnSpiritBondPotions
I think the relic upgrade will have something to do with spirit bonding. Look at your zodiacs. They have no spirit bond bar. All the other incarnations have had it. Plus that's about the only currently implemented mechanic that hasn't had a part in the relic line. #StockedUpOnSpiritBondPotions
Maybe no spiritbond bar, but I'm pretty sure that's what the Nexus step was supposed to be. Even if the lore around it was a bit different (absorbing the souls of the fallen), it was still as close to a spiritbind step that I could envision.
Especially if you look at the history of the weapon from Relic > Nexus. The final step was essentially spiritbinding your fully upgraded weapon.
Nexus > Zodiac is actually a brand new weapon.
I kind of think that we will see a repeat. What was the first thing you did after you got your initial relic? Bought some items with tomestones and upgraded. It would not surprise me in the least bit, that since Zodiac weapon is a "new weapon", that the next upgrade step will be something very similar to enhancement via Thavnairian Mist.
Even if it doesn't follow the pattern exactly as before, I don't imagine they will introduce a super lengthy step for the final upgrade because the expansion is right around the corner.
Or I'm just completely wrong, because this is all speculation(except for the Nexus part, I really do think that was SE's way to make us spiritbind the weapon while adding a bit of lore reasoning behind it)
But what else will keep us busy for the extra three months after Yoshi-P announces they've pushed the expansion back until Fall?



Dang it. Now that you mention it i bet it will use poetics. Mostly because ive been ignoring them for a few weeks since i have what i want and dont have many. Even if its not the only thing, it will probably require us to at least buy something with poetics. I should have planned ahead better and stockpiled some....
Especially if you look at the history of the weapon from Relic > Nexus. The final step was essentially spiritbinding your fully upgraded weapon.
Nexus > Zodiac is actually a brand new weapon.
I kind of think that we will see a repeat. What was the first thing you did after you got your initial relic? Bought some items with tomestones and upgraded. It would not surprise me in the least bit, that since Zodiac weapon is a "new weapon", that the next upgrade step will be something very similar to enhancement via Thavnairian Mist.
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And that's precisely why I'm sitting on 1850 Poetics atm. On the off-chance that's the case I don't want anyone else in my FC flaunting their weapon before I get my Zodiac +1Dang it. Now that you mention it i bet it will use poetics. Mostly because ive been ignoring them for a few weeks since i have what i want and dont have many. Even if its not the only thing, it will probably require us to at least buy something with poetics. I should have planned ahead better and stockpiled some.![]()
Patch 2.51 will be released February 24th!
It is as ExKage has mentioned. As a rule, we do not release relic information until patch notes have been posted.
Colby "Grekumah" Casaccia - Community Team
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(except for the Nexus part, I really do think that was SE's way to make us spiritbind the weapon while adding a bit of lore reasoning behind it)




