Alienoutlaw wrote: »f047ys3v3n wrote: »So, someone was selling carries today and I thought I'd inquire about how much gold it costs.
VMoL was like a million gold whereas VHoF was 2.5mil. I asked about VCR+3 and that was for 12 million!
Now I wouldn't buy carries nor do I have any issues with people who want to buy or sell them, but 12 million? Is vcr+3 that much more difficult than vhof? I thought it takes less than half the time.
VCR+3 is exponentially harder than vMoL or vHoF even if you are running those on hard mode which you typically are not in carries as you get the skin without it.
Furthermore, vMoL vHoF, and even vAS don't require anybody in a group to run cheats even to complete hard mode. It is my opinion that vCR+3 requires most of the players in your group to be running some pretty good cheats in order to get a complete. The combination of DPS and resistance / health required is just not legitimately obtainable. The resistance / health is particularly problematic as much of the damage is oblivion and therefore bypasses legitimate sources of resistance. Much of it is also not avoidable but must simply be taken and healed through. The cheat guys have figured out a way to resist it though. In their videos they commonly take about 1/3rd the damage from unavoidable oblivion damage sources that the groups I have run with take in just +2 let alone +3. So yea, vCR+3 is a hell of a lot tougher.
are you actually accusing players that have completed vCR+3 of cheating?
f047ys3v3n wrote: »It is my opinion that vCR+3 requires most of the players in your group to be running some pretty good cheats in order to get a complete. The combination of DPS and resistance / health required is just not legitimately obtainable. The resistance / health is particularly problematic as much of the damage is oblivion and therefore bypasses legitimate sources of resistance. Much of it is also not avoidable but must simply be taken and healed through. The cheat guys have figured out a way to resist it though. In their videos they commonly take about 1/3rd the damage from unavoidable oblivion damage sources that the groups I have run with take in just +2 let alone +3. So yea, vCR+3 is a hell of a lot tougher.
the problem isn't the price. the problem is that no groups want to progress it. Either you have vcr+3 on farm and you never want to go near it again, or you struggle to barely scrape past vcr+1 and will never get past that. those are the only 2 types of groups anymore, and barely anyone wants to even think about progging it.
f047ys3v3n wrote: »So, someone was selling carries today and I thought I'd inquire about how much gold it costs.
VMoL was like a million gold whereas VHoF was 2.5mil. I asked about VCR+3 and that was for 12 million!
Now I wouldn't buy carries nor do I have any issues with people who want to buy or sell them, but 12 million? Is vcr+3 that much more difficult than vhof? I thought it takes less than half the time.
VCR+3 is exponentially harder than vMoL or vHoF even if you are running those on hard mode which you typically are not in carries as you get the skin without it.
Furthermore, vMoL vHoF, and even vAS don't require anybody in a group to run cheats even to complete hard mode. It is my opinion that vCR+3 requires most of the players in your group to be running some pretty good cheats in order to get a complete. The combination of DPS and resistance / health required is just not legitimately obtainable. The resistance / health is particularly problematic as much of the damage is oblivion and therefore bypasses legitimate sources of resistance. Much of it is also not avoidable but must simply be taken and healed through. The cheat guys have figured out a way to resist it though. In their videos they commonly take about 1/3rd the damage from unavoidable oblivion damage sources that the groups I have run with take in just +2 let alone +3. So yea, vCR+3 is a hell of a lot tougher.
stevenyaub16_ESO wrote: »I know a trial group that has vAS+2 on farm but then tried vCR for 4+ months and couldn't do vCR+2, and I think ended up disbanding. So yea vCR+3 price is well justified.
I'm assuming it's even harder for progression groups after the aoe nerfs months back.
I am totally against carries. It kills the integrity of this game
People that sell carries are essentially taking advantage of other players. If players feel they need to pay for a carry then zos is failing to provide their customers with the chance to acquire everything the game has to offer.
I am totally against carries. It kills the integrity of this game
People that sell carries are essentially taking advantage of other players. If players feel they need to pay for a carry then zos is failing to provide their customers with the chance to acquire everything the game has to offer.
That's mostly false. Just ready my comment on page 3. Some players simply don't care about doing that content "legitimately" as they have far better things to do or far more interesting goals to accomplish in this game. It doesn't always have to be the way you describe at all.
So ultimately, it's sometimes a bit of a daunting and frustrating process, leading players to throw in the towel and just offer up some gold.
MartiniDaniels wrote: »wishlist14 wrote: »Wow players have brought carries to eso...this is so wrong on so many levels....not different to bots in my opinion. Just kills the integrity of the game but I guess some people don't care.
It's player exploitation imo.
Definitly, wow is the root of all evil and bad things that has happened to ESO, im sure you can also find some correlation between the *** server performance for almost 2 years now and wow, it you just try hard enough.
/sarcasm (excluding the *** performance part)
Obviously if Blizzard didn't showed everybody that complex multiplayer game can be stable and run as clock 20 years ago, it will be much easier for today's devs to tell that "it's MMO what do you want".
Lois McMaster Bujold "A Civil Campaign"Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself. Guard your honor. Let your reputation fall where it will. And outlive the ***
Ummm right - I wrote a term paper on exchange theory, and that was well before the internet existed xD.but anyways. I'm reasonably sure that carries existed even before WoW. people having different priorities and exchanging goods for services so that everyone has their priorities satisfied is a very VERY old concept.