Morf wrote:Sulorie wrote:Talismans from a vendor is no good idea. There are different tiers of talismans, so luck and effort to find the right fragments should be required.
WAR was not about no farming at all, it's about spending more time fighting than farming.
While i agree there should be some effort towards crafting lets face it crafting in war was not fun and basically came down to grinding and luck.
I know i said this earlier in this thread but a vendor that sold talis would help players customize there chars, not all armor and sets provide the stats that help how someone will play there char and talis would help alot.
Sure nothing is perfect and many things in WAR aren't but most things people complain about I don't understand. Most people complain about farming , talismans , potions and how much time they need to get things.
I don't mean the bugged Lootlists and Droptables , they are bugged for sure.
But why people still farm when they only complain about it?You don't need the best gear ingame to become a good player. And you don't need the best talismans or potions to become a good player. Most gear you can buy on vendors and on auction house is as good as the gear you can farm. You can go on playing in RvR without the best things ingame. When you need the 1 or 3 points difference on an attribute you should think about it.
I see people with Level 1-9 in sc better playing without gear or shitty gear then full equipped level 12 characters. And the same was on Mythic servers in higher tiers. That many level 40 rr 100 characters with all possible talismans and potions but they got owned by people who know how to play their character.
+ shouldn't be there something for people who spend their time in the game?What's with people who like to farm or grind or like spending time on a game to get special stuff to have the best gear/talismans/potions. There isn't a big difference but they have the best things ingame and fun to do this. And there are people who like this, Sure they are in the minority but they are there.