I only do writs on two PCs each day.
I get about 4-6 master writs per week. Normally I get 3 per day, twice a week, weird but it is nearly always this way.
One character has every point available in the wood/metal/cloth lines, and 9 traits in almost all pieces, but does not know very many motifs.
The other character has a very large percentage of motifs known, but almost no points in the wood/metal/cloth lines, and maybe avg 6-7 traits per piece.
The character with more points in the craft lines gets way more writs, about ~80-100z writ coupons worth of master writs per week.
The other character gets a couple, usually small ones, mostly always Alchemy, very rarely for high-level wood/metal/cloth writs.
It seems the points in passives are key, more so than the motifs known value.
So have you maxed out the "Keen Eyes" and Hirelings as well? I could see putting some skill points there if it would increase the master writ drop rate but that's a lot of points...
But having it was amazing to me how much Mountain Flower and Columbine I was missing without the sparkly effect on it! Some levels of cloth are easy to see, and some are really hard to see.
I want to make sure that I did not give a guildmate bad info, so correct me if I'm wrong, but getting master writs has nothing to do with being level 50 in a skill line correct (*)? It has to do with actually being able to do top tier writs, which means spending skill points in the first passive of the skill line right? He told me he had stopped getting master writs and as we talked about it I came to find out he had respecced and not put points back in the passives thinking he only needed to be level 50 in the skill.
* Yes, you do need to be high level (not sure if you need to be 50) to be able to spend the skill points in the first place.
Hey where can you find that information - I mean now many recipes you know?
Woolenthreads wrote: »#Edit2: I had a suspicion due to the drop rate of Psijic Recipe Fragments that there's a multiplier based on activity buried in their Writ drop rates.
Well, from my point of view everythig seem "back to normal", after 5 days of getting completely nothing.
Thanks for all responses
Woolenthreads wrote: »#Edit2: I had a suspicion due to the drop rate of Psijic Recipe Fragments that there's a multiplier based on activity buried in their Writ drop rates.
I really don't think so. My Psijic Recipe fragment rate on my 8 characters is, in order of crafting ability: 2,6,2,1,5,4,5,4, with the first "2" being on my master crafter that does all the MW turn-ins and surveys (when I can be bothered to do surveys).
Woolenthreads wrote: »I wasn't referring to crafting activity but game activity and it's still only a suspicion as I can't be bothered testing it. Do you, for instance run around completing 3 or more quests on every chracter, every day?