your post would be accurate if it wasnt for the flawed system beneath 370 ilvl of free welfare handout gear from warfronts and in next steps emissarys and titanforge together. you are right but you dont get that highly geared from only titanfoged…
for the ones still not getting it: i think titanfoging is balanced across all ilvls, this is why i think they did not remooved it. Its simple and its effective on all ilvls doesnt matter if hc dungeon or mythic raid you still have the same chance, so with that out of the way your whole point is obsolete… because you are not addressing the real problem this system is creating (which i staed in my video and the forum post -.-)
The problem beneath 370lvl is actually warfronts and the corelating emissary and similar handout gear… thats why you are inflating your ilvl in such a big spike but as soon as you hit 360ish it gets a whole lot slower…
there are alot of problems with that statement, as i mentioned in the video i have a piece of loot being 395ilvl of pure garbage, so thats the first one they may have insane ilvl but it maybe absolute pooop of an item, thats terrible game design.
and on top of that if you gonna try and announce to the casual playerbase, that you are going to forge the game for the top end competitive raiding scene, do you know how hysterical they will get?
please try to consider more than one side of view when posting things like that
yes, those players may exist but meeting them in an environment, where you actuallly have to compete against them and bein beaten cause of their insane luck is of the same odds as winning the euromillion
Oh I have no delusions about it. You will never get rid of boosting entirely. There will always be people greedy enough to sell it, and players stupid enough to buy it. However, what we can do is reduce the amount of people who feel forced into selling or buying it out of necessity. How many guilds would offer raid boosts if they could be self-sufficient just from raiding? How many people would buy boosts if there was a smoother learning curve in end-game that stopped players from hitting a brick wall?
I’m not really talking about tf topic only. Your video titled as gearing in bfa correct me if i’m wrong. Which should include all those topics. Tbh emissary gear wasn’t a problem cuz you need a certain ilvl to get better from it but warfronts shouldn’t reward a gear. And the fact that there are no tier sets anymore just makes the raid useless in case of gearing. M10 is clearly rewarding more and easier then clearing the mythic raid.(or m5-7 in comparison to hc raid)
Hehe i see but wasnt talking about heroic dungeons even my grandma can do them was talking about high end content but all and all thanks a bunch for clearing some things up now i understand them better not many at least in my experience in this game want to help mostly just ignore you cause they have an ego.
im sorry but this just sounds like a minimum wage for me and history demands this system to fail just by its nature, on top of that it would inflate the currency and would cleave the raiders and non raiders very far apart in terms of economical power… atleast on the first thought
yes this is also a well known issue and a solution to that would be very much welcome. i have my take on that in my forum thread i made.
do not get me wrong, i am not a good guy. i will kick you from my raid or heroic dungeon if you fail.
its a hard world… of warcraft but if you are going to look for the right people, who play the game at your pace or cator to your speed then you are set to learn how you want and feel comfortable. if you get in with randoms, you will get eaten alive… this is how it is, this is how we all learned to be the top dogs.
the fun should come from playing the game and enjoying the content. not from some virtual numbers. If you play for some virtual pixels you are addicted. sorry to tell you guys the truth
this is not accurate my friend… m10 is rewarding you with hc uldir gear and only the weekly chest after you completed a m10 is rewarding you with 380 baseline…
ofc emissary is tying into your stated problem, because if warfronts are inflating your ilvl and emissarys are scaling with ilvl they are in a corelation…
you are right on getting a mythic raid is a whole different story than finding 4 other pple for a m10, but it is rewarding you with a whole difficulty lower baseline ilvl
You say you are not a good guy and yet you took your time to explain stuff and its a normal thing to kick people out if they fail thats just how it is,and random pugs are just the worst( i describe them as dantes inferno of bad at least on ally side).So i will look for people who cater to my speed i guess but i dont see the point in acting like an alpha male tough guy you need to relax and have fun.And was going to describe you as Tyler1 type of person he is a bodybuilder angry loud mouth League of legends pro streamer.
you see ? and this is exactly the problem with the game right now. this is your prooving ground, this is where you are susposed to learn those dungeons, your class and the mechanix of the game and this is where the system fails to teach you that …
you dont need to act like one, this is absolutely correct, it would be in your best interest to BE one. im not an imposer and im not tough and not an alpha. but i try my best to try…
Titanforging needs an alternative way to reach same high item levels. The real reason why TF sucks is that you need insane luck to get best possible item and thus having overall BiS gear is simply impossible/unreachable.
I think 15 itemlevels is enough for max forging, meaning that there has been 3 successful rolls. There should be a currency or some resource that upgrades any given item +5 ilvls (up to maximum of 3 times) an farming those should have a weekly cap to prevent ppl reaching best possible gear in few weeks.
Another problem is socketing and tertiary stats. Maybe professions should be able to solve this problem and for example both inscription and enchanting could access tertiary stat enchants. Engineering, blacksmith and Jewelcrafting can make sockets on items. All in all, having BiS gear would be costly but it’s reachable.