RPGplayer13579 wrote: »How much would everyone freak out if Bracelets were added to the game?
El_Borracho wrote: »At this point, it will probably never happen. Its clear the top-end mats (purple and gold) are meant to be intentionally scarce, especially when compared to their blacksmith, woodworking, and clothing cousins. On some level, this makes sense as there are less items to improve versus the others
Although, the research to me makes no sense
UntilValhalla13 wrote: »
They would have to add bracelets to every loot pool. That would probably destroy the game because they would have to tweak the "old code", and that never ends well. XD
They'd implement bracelets, and in the same patch we'll all suddenly be wearing our armor backwards and run out of stamina climbing stairs.
El_Borracho wrote: »At this point, it will probably never happen. Its clear the top-end mats (purple and gold) are meant to be intentionally scarce, especially when compared to their blacksmith, woodworking, and clothing cousins. On some level, this makes sense as there are less items to improve versus the others
LostHorizon1933 wrote: »Too bad Jewelry doesn't include ... Jewels. For example, these could be slotted into armor sets, and give NON COMBAT effects (to not shake up the whole PvP / PvE bag of cats):
(Here named as examples using types of gemstone cuts)
- Marquise -- Not chased by PvE animals while on horseback.
- Princess -- No NPC may address you without permission (eg, Stuga)
- Radiant -- Lights up dark areas (without my personal cheat of turning up the brightness level).
- Trillion -- Enables you to do the 'Scrooge McDuck' swim in gold emote when you acquire a large sum of gold.
- Rose -- Gives an extra five second delay before guards lock on (... you "come out smelling like a rose")
LostHorizon1933 wrote: »
- Princess -- No NPC may address you without permission (eg, Stuga)
SeaGtGruff wrote: »Except then they would just swarm around you and follow wherever you go, waiting patiently for you to give them permission to address you.