Thread: 3.5 Relic Interface

Originally Posted by randysquirrel

Might be like before, run dungeons with rng chance of drop at end.

Where's that guy who did AV like 78 times

People loathed that step with a passion and seeing how the steps have been here for 3.0, I highly doubt they'd repeat it.

Originally Posted by ServerCollaps

last step was 50 cluster, that was the easierst step ever

Yea I keep forgetting about that step, I meant the umbrite/stats step was tedious.

If its dungeons with an RNG drop, well, I had a good run with the relic.

If its light farming, eh, if I take my time with it, it shouldn't be too tedious.

Hoping its something actually original though.

Originally Posted by Llynd

Remember yoshi said that the HW relic will never be as hard as the ARR one. It will take a few days, at worst.

Was that before or after the 210 step when he said this?

Well it has to be a long step since it is the last step. I mean Umbrite step was just tedious and was a 2 week grind for casuals.

Originally Posted by Derio

Well it has to be a long step since it is the last step. I mean Umbrite step was just tedious and was a 2 week grind for casuals.

Not necessarily. The last step of the ARR relic was stupid easy and accumulated quickly. I started seeing them in Mor Dhona a lot in under a week following their release.

Light farming seems more likely to me than dungeon atmas since the third rune appears to only be partially colored. Dungeon atmas are pretty binary, you either have it or you don't.

We're gonna be doing it regardless lol

Originally Posted by Hakuro89

Was that before or after the 210 step when he said this?

3.0 has had such a easier relic, recall 2.0 had atma, special fates with a MASSIVE cool down, and dungeon atma. Only the first part of the 3.0 relic had anything RNG based and if you had your 2.0 relic, you could skip this part. Really everything other than that first step was guaranteed, the quantity of items needed later on may have been a bit much, but you were promised progress each and every time you did something. 2.0 did not promise that.