


I'm sorry, but you lack the comprehension skills required to fix anything for anybody.
I asked for measurable progress, that means that every time you beat content you get closer to obtaining a reward.
You know which content fits my statement to a T?
Garuda.
I'll give you a minute to pick your jaw off the floor.
Done?
Heres what happens when/if you beat Garuda: (pay attention, this is important)
You get a Headdress. (Two(2) if you speed run)
EVERY TIME!
but you need 40 to get a weapon, that's 40 fights per weapon, and I very much doubt that you're so much of a badass that 40 victories is equal to getting something handed to you, we're talking 140~280 runs for a 7/7.
Now I'll give you a star for understanding how to bold up text. ☆ <-- all yours.
Now you're killing Garuda and working your way towards 40 seals, this is all effort, you earned this, but suddenly! you see a Garuda's Scream in your rewards! oh look at that you got lucky, this isn't going to happen very often, and you're already half way through your original set, are you going to stop?luck should only work for you and never against you.
Probably not, you're going to get it finished for another weapon.
That's measurable progress and that's how luck works for you, and its great.
We need more of this.
That is what I want.
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Now lets look at how luck works against you PLUS no measurable progress:
400 Cutter's Cry runs, at a rate of 5 a day, 7 days a week for a total of 80 days.
That's almost 3 months of doing just Cutters Cry every day for about 3 and a half hours.
Where is your Darklight Cuirass? you don't have! not because you didn't put in enough time and effort. NOPE! but because you're not lucky enough to have it.
All your time effort and mad skillz got you nothing.
On the other hand some elf(hate elves) just finished his first ever Vale run on his WAR with a veteran group and just got his Heavy Darklight Armor and is now hitting on Lalafells with it. (the scoundrel!)
That is the kind of world you think is fair, and I'm spoiled for disagreeing with you.
You level the craft > you gather the materials > you buy the materia > you meld it > you double mel- BOOM!!!! Screw you and your effort, this is RNG territory!
You try again. BOOM!!!
Again BOOM!!!
BOOM!!!
0/21
Meanwhile in Ul'dah.
The same Elf from earlier just got his Triple melded T4 Pants with 28STR 30VIT on his first try.
1/1
He must have put in more effort than you.
Hint: He didn't.
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Sorry what? who is laking comprehension? I'm speaking about "you want luck to always favor you" you don't only say that i lack comprehension that you go straight to another argument with garuda as "how things should be" skiping the whole problem here.
I'm taking it because i'm going to give it back to you right now.
What? So you are making a statement where "luck always favor you" on a system (gona use your expample) Garuda where you can do the run and go out with nothing. Sorry but... isn't that the same as doble meld? If you are lucky you get the "totem" or the doble meld BUT if you aren't lucky you get nothing.
See the contradition or you still can't see the negative part on the bolded parts that you seem to like that much?
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You stated that garuda system is perfect with luck since you get rewarded by your effort which is not and now you are arguing about how bad is cutter's cry(example) because it has a negative part and no 100% reward. Isn't the same as Garuda? ifrit? eveyrthing not only ingame but life? or did they changed the meaning of luck? Is good or bad but not always good.
Definition of luck.
WELCOME SIR! Please come in, we have a free sport for one more person with the butt hurt.
Because you seem to like pictures.
He didn't? He did the effort and you too. He tried the meld and you too. He didn't broke it but you did. You saw him doing 1/1 meld but you probably missed 100 that he broke. You complain about luck while he has this face now.
I'm doing it right?
Thanks for your time.
Last edited by Wycor; 07-20-2012 at 08:31 AM. Reason: moar misspelling


False.
I said Luck should work for you, not against you.
What I meant is, only luck you can sometimes get is good luck, never bad luck.
Just like Garuda.
Every Victory = 100% drop on 1 headdress. (this is confirmed)
Luck decides to step in = a weapon.
This is measurable progress, you get something every time you succeed.
But we're here for the luck part of this example.
Luck here ONLY work FOR YOU.
Every time luck decides to work it works positively.
Luck working against you:
Ifrit
You win = you'll more than likely get dark matter. (yay?)
If you're lucky = 1 totem.
If you're very lucky = a weapon.
Here we see how you get nothing unless you get lucky. this is what I'm against.
Luck here can work against you (you get nothing) or for you (You get a drop).
Here's how you phrased it.
Seems to me like you interpreted it as:luck to always favor you
Ifrit
Weapon every time, be done in 7 runs.
Whiched caused you to wig out. (As Buffy would phrase it)
I did not say or mean anything that is anything like the above situation.
Comprende?
Not gonna lie.What? So you are making a statement where "luck always favor you" on a system (gona use your expample) Garuda where you can do the run and go out with nothing. Sorry but... isn't that the same as doble meld? If you are lucky you get the "totem" or the doble meld BUT if you aren't lucky you get nothing.
See the contradition or you still can't see the negative part on the bolded parts that you seem to like that much?
I'm not 100% sure on what you're trying to say.
But just to recap:
Everytime you beat Garuda you get a Headress. only luck you can have is good luck which is getting a weapon. = You always progress and sometimes you get "Good Luck"
This is good.
Everytime you beat Ifrit you only get rewarded if you're lucky = You never progress unless you get lucky, your victory is meaningless without getting lucky.
This is bad.
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You stated that garuda system is perfect with luck since you get rewarded by your effort which is not and now you are arguing about how bad is cutter's cry(example) because it has a negative part and no 100% reward. Isn't the same as Garuda? ifrit? eveyrthing not only ingame but life? or did they changed the meaning of luck? Is good or bad but not always good.
Getting a headress every time is rewarding your effort, you fought and you won and you got a headress for that.
Sometimes you get lucky and get more rewards.(Weapons)
Not the same as CC and Ifrit where its something like this:
You win = you get no rewards unless you get lucky. bad luck is the default outcome here.
What I'm asking for is that every instanced content we have follows the Garuda method.
You figured out how to insert images, yes.He didn't? He did the effort and you too. He tried the meld and you too. He didn't broke it but you did. You saw him doing 1/1 meld but you probably missed 100 that he broke. You complain about luck while he has this face now.
I'm doing it right?
Thanks for your time.
Can't say the same about the rest of discussion, no.
You cannot add extra parameters to my Elf, he did no more that 1 meld in this scenario, luck worked in his favor and was rewarded.
You did 10 times the effort, paid 10 times the money and spent 10 times the time he did and you got nothing to show for it.
Only because he got lucky and you did not.
I'll simplify this even further.
The mentioned Elf is completely fictional(hes not real), but we'll change it up to Mermaid to avoid further confusion.
To set an example of an entirely possible situation for how making luck the only factor that matters = bad.
He/She did not do any melding while I wasn't paying attention, that's not how it usually works.
Elf Mermaid Abomination I created bought the following:
Felt Trousers. 50,000Gil
Ironman's Will Materia VI 100,000Gil
Ironman's Will Materia VI 100,000Gil
Ironman's Will Materia VI 100,000Gil
Catalyst 5,000Gil
Catalyst 5,000Gil
Catalyst 5,000Gil
Total Cost: 365,000Gil
Result: Triple Melded Felt trousers.
What you bought:
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Felt Trousers.
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
Ironman's Will Materia VI
God knows how many catalysts.
Total Cost: 3,000,000gil?
Result: Nothing.
There is no way to argue for this system, the effort to reward ratio is completely random.
There is no "You didn't put in enough effort" because that value (once again) is unknown and completely random.
Not to sound like an extremist leader of a revolution in a "Republic City", but wouldn't system where we're equal be better?
You do a set number of tasks to fill in a melding meter to increase the success rate.
Maybe...
Spirit bond 500,000exp to get a guaranteed success on a double meld.
Spirit bond 1,000,000exp to get a guaranteed success on a triple meld.
Just as an example, while keeping the current system for those that prefer gambling be better than having no choice in the matter and leaving it entirely in luck's hands?
Done hammering this point in.
Adios.
http://lodestone.finalfantasyxiv.com...61cf1bf68fa674
It looks to me like they called them relic weapons. As they titled this dev post "Relic Weapon Revival", and use that term to describe them about a dozen times in the write up. Also, the quest is "A Relic Reborn". Not sure what other confirmation you need to verify that that is what these weapons are.
As for comparing these to FFXI relics, the amount of time needed to obtain them and the difficulty to obtain them is obviously much less....so far. But consider that this is basically 'stage 1' of what the final counterparts will be when there is a level cap raise...then it is understandable that they dont currently blow other weapons out of the water...yet.
They are still best in slot.
As for people complaining about the RNG of the double meld stage, if your really 1 of the people who want 'measured progress' like Garuda and dont wanna play the gambling game of hitting your double meld...you have that option. You can buy it off the Market Wards...just go farm 1-2 million gil or however much you are capable each time you have some time and make your measured progress towards that 15M mark or however much the weapon costs. There are options here.
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