katanagirl1 wrote: »

dk_dunkirk wrote: »

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Cross play is something that I don't care if they do as long as it's only between consoles. PC is very different and I would not want console's economy to be ruined by such a merging. It really doesn't seem like Xbox is that different though. It would probably be fine.

Economic theory is clear that inflation in an economy due to the influx of money. We're all living in the post-housing-crash and post-covid free-for-all printing which proves the point. I'm convinced that the PC economy is "ruined" (very high) because lazy crafting mods make it really easy to "print money" on the platform. I've seen that these mods are now available on console, and it's a great test of my theory. I expect the economies of the platforms will start to align. I've just looked, and prices for dreugh wax on console have fallen precipitously over the past few months. Maybe that's because of a flood of materials because of people doing more writs, and maybe this will settle down and normalize again. And maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about.

That can be a factor but you also have PC players that have had 10 years to accumulate wealth while the economy on consoles was much less favorable.

Very much that. I’ve a feeling if this came to fruition, we would see all PC guilds at all or most traders. Hurray for them, so sad for console who never had a chance. But only GMs and sellers are considering that angle, it seems, given the general tone of the past page or so.

dk_dunkirk wrote: »

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Cross play is something that I don't care if they do as long as it's only between consoles. PC is very different and I would not want console's economy to be ruined by such a merging. It really doesn't seem like Xbox is that different though. It would probably be fine.

Economic theory is clear that inflation in an economy due to the influx of money. We're all living in the post-housing-crash and post-covid free-for-all printing which proves the point. I'm convinced that the PC economy is "ruined" (very high) because lazy crafting mods make it really easy to "print money" on the platform. I've seen that these mods are now available on console, and it's a great test of my theory. I expect the economies of the platforms will start to align. I've just looked, and prices for dreugh wax on console have fallen precipitously over the past few months. Maybe that's because of a flood of materials because of people doing more writs, and maybe this will settle down and normalize again. And maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about.

That can be a factor but you also have PC players that have had 10 years to accumulate wealth while the economy on consoles was much less favorable.

To add to this thread. As useful as a differently facing version of this staircase would be, I'd rather ask for the interior version of the alinor staircase. As the one we received is the exterior version. It lacks the wooden railing top and an interior version of an alinor staircase would have made a nice difference to the alinor staircases we already got. Broad, straight and difficult to utilize indoors.


ALSO The sunport stairs end in a big slap or marble that cannot be paired with the new sunport floors to even construct a second floor. Unless you always have the end of the stairs face a wall to "mimic" the marble slap to continue.


The platform on top isn't an issue, as it can easily be covered with any floor I'd choose to be used for the upper level. But the marble slap having no counterpart as in a "thick" floor is an issue, I haven't found a solution to yet.

Asikoo wrote: »

So, did I reply to both of your questions? Yes.[/i]

No, not really.

Why should others carry your shortfall in veteran DLC dungeons and also be considered toxic if they either don't want to do so, or are struggling to make up for the difference and would rather have someone who will actually do 50% of the required DD job

The second part of my question is the important bit. It gives insight into why lower DPS might be unwanted. It can make the rest of the group's life much harder, especially supports. If someone in your group is making your life more difficult (and possibly affecting your ability to complete content) why's it toxic to want to change that? Why does the reason matter more if it's because of lower DPS?


Edited, trying to fix quotations

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However yesterday's frost were not appearing and today there seems to be a dearth of stormies and the frostiest are as abundant as a bowl of kellogs

hey, maybe play an actual PvP game, and then you'll see that roles exist, its the core fundamental in a 4 v 4 game, understand the difference between BATTLE ROYAL lmao , IM SICK AND TIRED OF GETTING NO HEALER, TEAMED UP WITH THE LOWEST CP IMAGINABLE, LMAO IM DEALING A MILLION DAMAGE FOR NOTHING, AND WHY DONT YOU UNDERSTAND THAT WE CANT CONTROL PEOPLE LEAVING SO WHY DO WE HAVE TO LOSE OUR MMR BECAUSE OF YOUR FLAWED DESIGN? OH HE/SHE IS SICK OF BG AND WANTS TO LEAVE? SURE YOU'RE WHOLE TEAM WILL ALSO LOSE MMR, WHAT KIND OF GAME DOES THAT LMFAO

IS IT THAT HARD TO MAKE THE GAME FUN? I DONT MIND LOSING , BUT LOSING BECAUSE OF THE TEAM DRAFT SCREAMS FAKE PVP , THIS IS THE MOST ANNOYING MODE I HAVE EVER SEEN NO WONDER ITS UNPOPULAR. NOT GETTING ANY RECOGNITION , THE REWARDS FOR LOSING AND WINNING NEEDS TO INCREASE GOD WHAT AJOKE

I think the main problem is when there are a number of players focusing these groups down and melting them before the frost atronachs can spawn. If you're alone or only light attacking, they will spawn. You don't need to wait, but you do need to slow down.

I hate the outfits that have this long piece of cloth in front of the legs, it almost never matches with other styles and I try to avoid it as much as possible.
I don't remember what my main character wears (and I'm not logging in just to check) but another wears a Dead-Water Jerkin, another an Ashlander jack, and my main used to wear the Order of the Hour jack.

Protections on the hips are so more realistic and relevant, since most of the time if you're facing your opponent you'll protect your legs and crotch and are moke likely to be hit on the upper part of the body, or on the sides.
This cloth even sometimes goes as down as the knees and has straps -_-'