Eh, once you know the traits, there is no extra effort to these sets as to any other, that's why it's not a jacked up writ voucher.
Higher vouchers are for nirnhoned, legendary, and (maybe?) rarer motifs.... Because they're more expensive.
Azurephoenix999 wrote: »Eh, once you know the traits, there is no extra effort to these sets as to any other, that's why it's not a jacked up writ voucher.
Higher vouchers are for nirnhoned, legendary, and (maybe?) rarer motifs.... Because they're more expensive.
I get that, but the effort is actually researching all of the traits in the first place. Players who take the time to research all 9 traits should be able to get a lot more out of the crafting in the game, especially the master writs, since they're basically endgame crafting.
Azurephoenix999 wrote: »Eh, once you know the traits, there is no extra effort to these sets as to any other, that's why it's not a jacked up writ voucher.
Higher vouchers are for nirnhoned, legendary, and (maybe?) rarer motifs.... Because they're more expensive.
I get that, but the effort is actually researching all of the traits in the first place. Players who take the time to research all 9 traits should be able to get a lot more out of the crafting in the game, especially the master writs, since they're basically endgame crafting.
There is no "effort" and no "take the time". It's just clicking a button and go do whatever you were gonna do anyway. And yes, I have a nine trait crafter. Time =! Effort.
No, there is no investment, no achievement. It doesn't take skill or intelligence or whatever to let time pass by. Time will pass by no matter what you do.
No, there is no investment, no achievement. It doesn't take skill or intelligence or whatever to let time pass by. Time will pass by no matter what you do.
It takes much longer to get 9 trait than actually level the skill itself.
You can hit 50 and get the skill points in a day. 9 trait it's impossible unless you pay a lot of money.
Well if that guy is done being an absolute buzzkill for no good reason...
An achievement is something you've worked for, overcame obstacle for, something you can be proud of.
An achievement is something you've worked for, overcame obstacle for, something you can be proud of.
I don't think you read your own sentence. "You" is defined by yourself. Meaning you can't really say it is or isn't for someone other than yourself. Its fine you don't think it is an achievement. That's great. Cadwell's gold doesn't take much skill either, but I would certainly call that an achievement.
Hell you could DO cadwells gold faster than 9 trait without even really trying to play. Maybe three buttons on your bar or just heavy attack through it all.
Shadowmaster wrote: »Got a legendary Pelinals with Buoyant Armiger chest with 40 writ vouchers the other day.
I'm able to craft it but sure as hell didnt seem worth it. Ive been fishing for some purple furnishing recipes though so I did it.
Azurephoenix999 wrote: »Eh, once you know the traits, there is no extra effort to these sets as to any other, that's why it's not a jacked up writ voucher.
Higher vouchers are for nirnhoned, legendary, and (maybe?) rarer motifs.... Because they're more expensive.
I get that, but the effort is actually researching all of the traits in the first place. Players who take the time to research all 9 traits should be able to get a lot more out of the crafting in the game, especially the master writs, since they're basically endgame crafting.
There is no "effort" and no "take the time". It's just clicking a button and go do whatever you were gonna do anyway. And yes, I have a nine trait crafter. Time =! Effort.