A lot of the essence users moved to PF essence runs, leaving the "I can't be bothered to contribute" crowd to themselves.
Hmm?
They didn't do the ONE thing I was expecting - let you upgrade the i520 tomestone weapons to i530 from just running the 24-man?
It's all about Eureka 2, Electric Boogaloo instead? And for some reason 900 Revelation/week early?
I guess there's still 5.58.
That didn't even register in my mind. Huh, that is weird. It's not like it would have hurt anything to let players upgrade the tomestone weapons at this point.
I'd rather they give us an alternate way of augmenting the current tomestone weapons and completely abandon the current 24 man series. They were a poorly designed, poorly implemented experiment that failed in every front. Were it not for the amount of time and resources it would take, I'd even go as far as suggesting to completely remove it and design a new 24 man raid series from scratch.
But alas, guess it will remain as a lesson on why not to pander to a small demographic.
Despite what anyone thinks of the current raids, this is how they have handled the tomestone gear upgrades in the past. This is nothing new. It worked in the past, and it works just fine now. There's no pandering involved. It's standard procedure. The content of the raids themselves have nothing to do with it.I'd rather they give us an alternate way of augmenting the current tomestone weapons and completely abandon the current 24 man series. They were a poorly designed, poorly implemented experiment that failed in every front. Were it not for the amount of time and resources it would take, I'd even go as far as suggesting to completely remove it and design a new 24 man raid series from scratch.
But alas, guess it will remain as a lesson on why not to pander to a small demographic.
I was not saying augmenting gear through raids is pandering. I was saying the current raids are the result of pandering to a small crowd, and as a result they feel disconnected and poorly implemented, and I'd rather not be forced to run them again.Despite what anyone thinks of the current raids, this is how they have handled the tomestone gear upgrades in the past. This is nothing new. It worked in the past, and it works just fine now. There's no pandering involved. It's standard procedure. The content of the raids themselves have nothing to do with it.
Outside of the story quests, what makes them feel any more poorly designed than previous raids?
Wow they didn't touch the drop rate on Sartauvoir's notes? I mean I finally got mine after literally 50+ attempts so I would have laughed and cried at the same time if they did this but nobody should have to contend with RNG like that moving forward.
Difficultywise they are a huge step backwards, even easier than ARR raids on patch; particularly the last raid in which every boss except the last one only have 2 mechanics that they keep spamming over and over with a very slight variation; the areas get progressively more boring and simple; the story is bad and out of place.
The only positive thing they have is the last boss music rearrangement from each raid, the ones that are straight out from Nier are terrible and ear ripping.
Mettle is worthless. Proof of Mettle is only useful for DRS and it arrived 3 months too late since the people that wanted to clear DRS have already done so without Proof of Mettle. Thus no reason why to run Dalriada since it offers no good reward and now it's a lot more time efficient to run DR for simultaneously 2 relic steps at once.
Last edited by lezard21; 06-23-2021 at 07:10 AM.
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