Bfish22090 wrote: »definetley not worthless. i sold a 121 WV JC for 1000g last night.
better than nothing.
They want you to go extra slow on the Jewel crafting. Makes you feel elite when you max it I guess. It's awesome to have that flexibility but gosh you have to farm for mats. And good luck finding improvement mats.
redspecter23 wrote: »They want you to go extra slow on the Jewel crafting. Makes you feel elite when you max it I guess. It's awesome to have that flexibility but gosh you have to farm for mats. And good luck finding improvement mats.
Extra slow? No matter how slow you do these master writs, they are basically pixelated toilet paper. The only reason to buy them is if you're hoping they will fix something about the system at a later date. If I were ZOS, I'd be extremely embarrassed about this aspect of the system. It's bad and worthless on a level so extreme, it never should have made it into the game in this form due to how bad it makes them look for implementing it that way.
They want you to go extra slow on the Jewel crafting. Makes you feel elite when you max it I guess. It's awesome to have that flexibility but gosh you have to farm for mats. And good luck finding improvement mats.
They want you to go extra slow on the Jewel crafting. Makes you feel elite when you max it I guess. It's awesome to have that flexibility but gosh you have to farm for mats. And good luck finding improvement mats.
Apache_Kid wrote: »How did this happen? How did we end up with a system where the writs are not even worth completing? There has been so many threads and discussions about the provisioning master writs requiring perfect roe and it was sorted out and yet the jewelry crafting writs were allowed to go live?
Did the person who put the writs in the game have 0 contact with the jewelry crafting design team? Were the writs just created and put in with an algorithm that no one thought to look at or change?
It's little things like this that just prove their attention to detail is sub-par or non-existent. This isn't a gamebreaking issue but it just goes to show why we have so many other game-breaking issues with freezes and stuttering because the quality control is just not there. There is no excuse for the jewelry master writs being allowed to go live in this form. I got a large jewelry crafting writ for many many vouchers the other day, a very rare drop, that is entirely useless and will probably be useless for years to come as Chromium plating will never drop to the price that current gold tempers are at.
With the drop-rate for chromium grains being so bad from writs as well, what is the motivation to do max-tier jewelry writs? All of my alts will be doing level 1 writs until they turn all the master writs into survey drops, something I can actually use.
Getting a jewelry master writ is essentially a giant slap in the face at this point. An insult to me the player. "Hey here is a really rare drop that is completely useless!" The fact that no one noticed this or feels that this issue needs to be addressed by a green text comment is absolutely astounding and mind-blowing to me.
Edit: if the devs or anyone else finds my comments to be insulting, imagine how insulted i feel to get this writ system after all the money and time I've poured into this game. I promise I'm the one who is more insulted.
kringled_1 wrote: »I got my first jc master writ today, destroyed it. 9 vouchers for a purple necklace is not remotely worthwhile.
A legendary writ currently costs about 850-900K gold to craft, the vast majority of that being chromium platings. I've received no chromium grains from daily ordinary writs so far, and only about 20 or so from refining almost 6K platinum dust. The drop rate is even less than other legendary upgrade materials, on top of the fact you need 10 times as much. I have tons of alchemy and enchanting master writs that cost as little as 350 gold per voucher to craft. Compare that with almost 7.5K gold per voucher for that jewelry master writ. That's over 20x more expensive. They should up the voucher count at least 10x to make them worth while at least in the long run, when upgrade prices would have decreased somewhat.
Apache_Kid wrote: »A legendary writ currently costs about 850-900K gold to craft, the vast majority of that being chromium platings. I've received no chromium grains from daily ordinary writs so far, and only about 20 or so from refining almost 6K platinum dust. The drop rate is even less than other legendary upgrade materials, on top of the fact you need 10 times as much. I have tons of alchemy and enchanting master writs that cost as little as 350 gold per voucher to craft. Compare that with almost 7.5K gold per voucher for that jewelry master writ. That's over 20x more expensive. They should up the voucher count at least 10x to make them worth while at least in the long run, when upgrade prices would have decreased somewhat.
Yeah and you can bump that cost up to about 1.5mil to make on Xbox right now. Although that is to be expected i guess with us being 2 weeks behind.
What's funny, is I have a swift trait master crafting writ... now this will make you laugh hard...
The voucher is for an epic ring of swiftness (can't remember set, I destroyed it). Voucher value = 8
The ONLY place you can get a swift trait stone is the Master Crafting Vendor... cost? 20 vouchers.
They really put a lot of thought into this one... (sense the sarcasm @ZOS_GinaBruno)
They want you to go extra slow on the Jewel crafting. Makes you feel elite when you max it I guess. It's awesome to have that flexibility but gosh you have to farm for mats. And good luck finding improvement mats.
Bfish22090 wrote: »definetley not worthless. i sold a 121 WV JC for 1000g last night.
better than nothing.
What's funny, is I have a swift trait master crafting writ... now this will make you laugh hard...
The voucher is for an epic ring of swiftness (can't remember set, I destroyed it). Voucher value = 8
The ONLY place you can get a swift trait stone is the Master Crafting Vendor... cost? 20 vouchers.
They really put a lot of thought into this one... (sense the sarcasm @ZOS_GinaBruno)