Rave the Histborn wrote: »Lol piling up? So that's what 1 maybe 2? Just bank them and wait like everyone else does everytime they do this. Your 15 vouchers will still be there
I'm currently sitting on 15 of them myself. Writs on 36 characters a day makes them add up quickly.
Rave the Histborn wrote: »Rave the Histborn wrote: »Lol piling up? So that's what 1 maybe 2? Just bank them and wait like everyone else does everytime they do this. Your 15 vouchers will still be there
I'm currently sitting on 15 of them myself. Writs on 36 characters a day makes them add up quickly.
>_> how do you manage 36 toons a day? I thought 13 was time consuming.
Do you have a system worked out?
Lol, try 28 characters doing writs. what sort of pleb only does 1 or 2?Rave the Histborn wrote: »Lol piling up? So that's what 1 maybe 2? Just bank them and wait like everyone else does everytime they do this. Your 15 vouchers will still be there
I'm content with running 18 for now. And I even find that a chore. I think I can take a break though, I have so much stuff in my craft bag that I could probably still drive relatively solid sales on my guilds for a couple of months just from that reserve
Lol, try 28 characters doing writs. what sort of pleb only does 1 or 2?Rave the Histborn wrote: »Lol piling up? So that's what 1 maybe 2? Just bank them and wait like everyone else does everytime they do this. Your 15 vouchers will still be there
Also, as someone else in this thread said: It’s completely reasonable to think that they shouldn’t have master writs for motifs that are literally impossible to learn at the moment and to suggest otherwise is taking white-knighting to comical levels.I'm content with running 18 for now. And I even find that a chore. I think I can take a break though, I have so much stuff in my craft bag that I could probably still drive relatively solid sales on my guilds for a couple of months just from that reserve
I usually don't do writs on every character every day, but when the Anniversary Jubilee comes around I am absolutely going to do them every. freaking. day.
I doubt ZOS minds the money. and it's not unreasonable for a paying customer to ask for honest advertising.Rave the Histborn wrote: »LOL the average ESO player only does 1 or 2 characters. What sort of gaming addiction do you have to need to do 26 toons worth of writs XD
Rave the Histborn wrote: »It is reasonable but reasonable doesn't mean it's a valid claim or expectation as it is also reasonable that they would put motifs out early so you'd have something to do when they do come out. It's their game and to suggest I'm white knighting is you taking your temper tantrum to comical levels. The game is for people 17+, act it instead of insulting people because you can't defend your idea well
I doubt ZOS minds the money. and it's not unreasonable for a paying customer to ask for honest advertising.Rave the Histborn wrote: »LOL the average ESO player only does 1 or 2 characters. What sort of gaming addiction do you have to need to do 26 toons worth of writs XDRave the Histborn wrote: »It is reasonable but reasonable doesn't mean it's a valid claim or expectation as it is also reasonable that they would put motifs out early so you'd have something to do when they do come out. It's their game and to suggest I'm white knighting is you taking your temper tantrum to comical levels. The game is for people 17+, act it instead of insulting people because you can't defend your idea well
reasonable [claim]: having modest or moderate expectations; not making unfair demands.
Pretty sure that's a valid claim, mate. Don't try this "lolol umadbruh" nonsense with me when you're already shoving your foot in your own mouth by defending an idiotic viewpoint.
Answer me this: is it reasonable for a game to put an objective in that is literally impossible to complete? Because that's what's happening here. Whether you're talking about the master writs or even just the achievement, we have objectives right now that are literally impossible. Not "oh this is just super challenging I need to get better", but "the means by which to complete this objective literally do not exist in the game."
So how is "hey ZOS, can you not give us impossible objectives" not a valid and reasonable request?
I can't wait to see what kind of mental gymnastics you try to pull to defend that.