Once again new jobs did not get new glowing weapons.

[Kozh]

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Tl;dr "it shitty management, but don't you dare criticize them! Yoshi-p cry on stream you know!!"

Admitting you know zero thing about the working of the devs, but demand others to know. Lol.

So it's either, a) mismanagement or b) yoshi-p doesn't care about feedback (which is also quite apparent when we see half-finished races and butchered jobs)

But hey, maybe after the team is done with 16, they can go back to 14 again

[CrazyAce]

It's a good thing I like the base class weapon models for Reaper and Sage (or the tome gear). Because I'll probably die of old age before they get any ARR, HW, or ShB relics. Or hell, even most primal variants for that matter.

[Jirah]

It's a good thing I like the base class weapon models for Reaper and Sage (or the tome gear). Because I'll probably die of old age before they get any ARR, HW, or ShB relics. Or hell, even most primal variants for that matter.

speak for yourself, alot of sages weapons look really bad or bland like the crystarium chunks, the tiny little pellets from radiant gear and the classical scarp metal pieces. The new crafted weapons looks cool.....but its recycled from the exact same weapon and color from nabaath in Maliiks well

[CrazyAce]

speak for yourself, alot of sages weapons look really bad or bland like the crystarium chunks, the tiny little pellets from radiant gear and the classical scarp metal pieces. The new crafted weapons looks cool.....but its recycled from the exact same weapon and color from nabaath in Maliiks well

Like I said, good thing *I* like them. Me. Myself.

If you don't, that sucks for you and I feel sorry for you. Because I'm personally not holding my breath on the particle-effect weapons for the new classes. Assuming they're even being worked on at all.

I'd keep your expectations really low for this one. The devs are frankly too busy with stuff like expanding Trusts, criterion dungeons, savage tuning, etc., to care about glowing weapon models, especially for old expacs. They'll probably get to them at some point, but I'm guessing it's going to be no earlier than 6.45-6.5 or something when the expac is more or less wrapping up in preparation for the next expac. Assuming we get them at all before 7.0.

[Limecat]

I don't care where they come from, I need that nutkin bow for BRD.

[ASkellington]

I'm not surprised, but I'd want them.

If nothing else, Titania's weapon for RPR would look awesome.

[Xavier_Firbold]

All I ever see is comments on smol indie company with no budget in response to being told things probably won't happen. There's a lot of speculation, but not enough discussion of facts and the way things are going and have been going.

If money is not the issue, then why isn't it happening? If manpower isn't the issue, then why isn't it happening? These are questions I ask, but you all just want to attack me over actually addressing the topic instead of just being all "lol yeah give us this." I've never made any assumptions about their budget or manpower. I've always said that things are more complicated than just one thing or another. They also have their schedule they're trying to adhere to. It's the opinion of others that they should be able to simply drop what they're doing or even have another company drop what they're doing to help out a few players. No matter the budget or the resources, there's always a limit. The only thing limitless is the ignorance and insolence around here on these topics. Therein lies my main point which I'm right about. You don't know enough about what's going on to make any kind of credible argument for having something happen.

On the subject of people making the changes for free, congrats to those that put the time in and maybe nailed the look, but that's a ToS violation and a conversation that probably isn't going to happen between those two parties. They have their practices and their rules and their standards for who they want to deal with. They've made their choices for where they want to invest. Maybe somewhere down the road, when they've finished up the extra races and gender reworks and duty support, they might decide to go back and address the weapons.


I'm curious just how much backtracking they're supposed to do for the sake of newer jobs.

In ShB alone, you have 6 trials with weapons, 3 raid tiers, 3 tome tiers, 3 crafting tiers, 3 relic stages = 36 weapons. You can see where I'm going with this. It's an extreme case, but clearly the direction we head in if we're going to keep on about new jobs and their weapons. I don't know the hourly rate on legit 3d artists, but it definitely starts to add up. Of course, it's not just the art. The item creators have to get involved and put all these items in their respective spots.

This process is supposed to be repeated and magnified every time a new job comes out?

If you can respond to this without your own flailing, then we might get somewhere, but you don't want that.

When modders stop creating new weapons within hours of patches being dropped.

Or when they stop fixing issues with the ears on Viera and Hroth in literally 45 minutes, then, and only then, will you have a point.

Otherwise everything else is just pure bootlicking.

[Rolder50]

When modders stop creating new weapons within hours of patches being dropped.

Or when they stop fixing issues with the ears on Viera and Hroth in literally 45 minutes, then, and only then, will you have a point.

Otherwise everything else is just pure bootlicking.

10 bucks says he replies with something along the lines of "B-b-b-but QA and quality control!"

[IkaraGreydancer]

When modders stop creating new weapons within hours of patches being dropped.

Or when they stop fixing issues with the ears on Viera and Hroth in literally 45 minutes, then, and only then, will you have a point.

Otherwise everything else is just pure bootlicking.

So is it laziness or simply different priorities? Cause modders have jack all else to worry about other than said mod itself.

[Deveryn]

So is it laziness or simply different priorities? Cause modders have jack all else to worry about other than said mod itself.

My point exactly. I think if any of these modders actually worked in the same industry, they wouldn't have things done so quickly. It's portfolio building vs. secured employment and income.

Oh, let's not forget the modder's workload is so much lighter with CBU3 having done most of the work. All they're doing is a wrap job on an existing asset, where CBU3 has to start from scratch.

10 bucks says he replies with something along the lines of "B-b-b-but QA and quality control!"

That QA is even brought up as something I might say further highlights the ignorance of the situation. As per my previous post, it's all about the artists' workload.

-100 class points for making fun of stutters.

QA and Quality Control is also redundant.