Alexander loot systems sucks :/

[Aura_Shurifon]

The system I had in mind was more like : as always, there's a loot, if someone get the loot, all others get a token corresponding for that loot.
Then, you can buy the corresponding item for your jobs once you get 10 token (or any number they see fit).
No looser...
You got a chance each time, but if you always loose, you can still have something given a fix amount of run.

TL;DR : we don't want to run 50 times the same dunjon without any win on loot (nor not seeing the loot you want).

[Bhuni]

Considering how easy Alexander is I fail to understand why you're moaning.
Don't expect to get drops on your first kill on day 1 smh.

[Spawnie]

i really feel sory for game developers.. people were screaming for new loot system... yoshi n co listen and add new loot system... players reactions = NEW LOOT SYSTEM S**KS

[Vyshan]

i really feel sory for game developers.. people were screaming for new loot system... yoshi n co listen and add new loot system... players reactions = NEW LOOT SYSTEM S**KS

That's because they don't know how to do anything without overcomplicating it.

[Spawnie]

That's because they don't know how to do anything without overcomplicating it.

whats complicated about the new loot system?? its pretty basic if ask me o.O

[Furiea]

whats complicated about the new loot system?? its pretty basic if ask me o.O

maybe he flips burger for a living... and a bad one that is

[ElHeggunte]

This new system is vastly superior to the old. The chance of an item going to waste is substantially reduced like this.

[Gyson]

I prefer the system Guild Wars 2 used, where every single person participating in the run receives dungeon currency for their time and effort, and you can save up that currency to eventually purchase gear specific to that dungeon. In this fashion, you are *always* making progress on your goals every time you go to the dungeon. It completely removes randomness out of the equation, and no time is ever wasted on a run that amounted to nothing.

[FoxyAreku]

I prefer the system Guild Wars 2 used, where every single person participating in the run receives dungeon currency for their time and effort, and you can save up that currency to eventually purchase gear specific to that dungeon. In this fashion, you are *always* making progress on your goals every time you go to the dungeon. It completely removes randomness out of the equation, and no time is ever wasted on a run that amounted to nothing.

If you're in a static, time is never wasted anyway, as someone will usually get something, which helps your group advance as a whole. :P

Unless of course dragoon items drop and no one is one. But this new system should help that.

[Gyson]

If you're in a static, time is never wasted anyway, as someone will usually get something, which helps your group advance as a whole. :P

Unless of course dragoon items drop and no one is one. But this new system should help that.

Hopefully we can agree that most runs across all the servers are not performed with a static, making that a poor consolation a majority of the time.