Mythics have never been able to be deconstructed. Even if you destroy them you still don't get the transmute crystals back. This has been brought up before but I don't remember their reasoning for not allowing it. Maybe because they don't want people getting free transmute crystals from deconstructing the Mythics assembled from antiquities.
Mythics have never been able to be deconstructed. Even if you destroy them you still don't get the transmute crystals back. This has been brought up before but I don't remember their reasoning for not allowing it. Maybe because they don't want people getting free transmute crystals from deconstructing the Mythics assembled from antiquities.
Mythics assembled from antiquity don't have reconstructed flag so you cant get transmute crystal even if could be deconstructed.
But I agree that it would be much easier than filling out a collection, since mythic only costs 25 crystals to reconstruct. When you store your crystals in the form of reconstructed gear.
So maybe that's why they can't be deconstructed, even if it makes no sense why not.
Because, theoretical example: if you disassemble a mythic from antiquity, you only get some material (we can think of it as gold gear) and when you reconstruct the mythic, you also get crystals. I think that would be the logical solution. Not that you can just take the mythic and throw it away. I have a bunch of mythics that have been useless to me for a long time.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Mythics have never been able to be deconstructed. Even if you destroy them you still don't get the transmute crystals back. This has been brought up before but I don't remember their reasoning for not allowing it. Maybe because they don't want people getting free transmute crystals from deconstructing the Mythics assembled from antiquities.
Mythics assembled from antiquity don't have reconstructed flag so you cant get transmute crystal even if could be deconstructed.
But I agree that it would be much easier than filling out a collection, since mythic only costs 25 crystals to reconstruct. When you store your crystals in the form of reconstructed gear.
So maybe that's why they can't be deconstructed, even if it makes no sense why not.
Because, theoretical example: if you disassemble a mythic from antiquity, you only get some material (we can think of it as gold gear) and when you reconstruct the mythic, you also get crystals. I think that would be the logical solution. Not that you can just take the mythic and throw it away. I have a bunch of mythics that have been useless to me for a long time.
No this is a reconstructed mythic not the original and you were able to do it for ages. It's a recent thing.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Mythics have never been able to be deconstructed. Even if you destroy them you still don't get the transmute crystals back. This has been brought up before but I don't remember their reasoning for not allowing it. Maybe because they don't want people getting free transmute crystals from deconstructing the Mythics assembled from antiquities.
Mythics assembled from antiquity don't have reconstructed flag so you cant get transmute crystal even if could be deconstructed.
But I agree that it would be much easier than filling out a collection, since mythic only costs 25 crystals to reconstruct. When you store your crystals in the form of reconstructed gear.
So maybe that's why they can't be deconstructed, even if it makes no sense why not.
Because, theoretical example: if you disassemble a mythic from antiquity, you only get some material (we can think of it as gold gear) and when you reconstruct the mythic, you also get crystals. I think that would be the logical solution. Not that you can just take the mythic and throw it away. I have a bunch of mythics that have been useless to me for a long time.
No this is a reconstructed mythic not the original and you were able to do it for ages. It's a recent thing.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Sorry you are wrong. It was changed in May of last year. I have been able to decon ring of the pale many times in the past. Weather it was a bug or not remains to be seen but you are still wrong.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Sorry you are wrong. It was changed in May of last year. I have been able to decon ring of the pale many times in the past. Weather it was a bug or not remains to be seen but you are still wrong.
I have never been able to deconstruct a mythic. I'm now starting to wonder if it was something specific such as (and I'm making this up, no idea where people play) only on xbox servers or similar, as some people are sure they could, and some sure they couldn't
I don't have a video, but I remember they were deconstructable, because people used that system to store overflowing transmute crystals.
I don't have a video, but I remember they were deconstructable, because people used that system to store overflowing transmute crystals.
I have never been able to deconstruct a mythic. I'm now starting to wonder if it was something specific such as (and I'm making this up, no idea where people play) only on xbox servers or similar, as some people are sure they could, and some sure they couldn't
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Sorry you are wrong. It was changed in May of last year. I have been able to decon ring of the pale many times in the past. Weather it was a bug or not remains to be seen but you are still wrong.
There wasn't even a patch in May of last year to change anything.
And no, it wasn't changed because there was nothing to change.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Sorry you are wrong. It was changed in May of last year. I have been able to decon ring of the pale many times in the past. Weather it was a bug or not remains to be seen but you are still wrong.
There wasn't even a patch in May of last year to change anything.
And no, it wasn't changed because there was nothing to change.
Wrong again as pointed out by many folks here. My buddy cookieslayerz used to store his extra transmutes this way as did I. It was easy because you only needed a single item not a whole set to make it work. As I said before it may well have been a bug that affected some folks and not others but it is a plain fact that some were able to do it. Just cause you say it doesn't make it true my dude.
boi_anachronism_ wrote: »boi_anachronism_ wrote: »Sorry you are wrong. It was changed in May of last year. I have been able to decon ring of the pale many times in the past. Weather it was a bug or not remains to be seen but you are still wrong.
There wasn't even a patch in May of last year to change anything.
And no, it wasn't changed because there was nothing to change.
Wrong again as pointed out by many folks here. My buddy cookieslayerz used to store his extra transmutes this way as did I. It was easy because you only needed a single item not a whole set to make it work. As I said before it may well have been a bug that affected some folks and not others but it is a plain fact that some were able to do it. Just cause you say it doesn't make it true my dude.
All anyone who says they have done this have shown is annecdotal stories, whereas those of us saying that it has never been possible have shown threads going back to PTS when the stickerbook was implemented showing that players have never been able to do this. A mythic item has never been deconstrucable. Reconstructable, absolutely, but you lose your transmutes the moment you do it.
At the end of the day, good riddance if they did indeed fix a bug that allowed you to exploit an unintended mechanic with mythics (they didn't because it was never a functional thing anyone could ever do). You can store transmutes like the rest of players using monster pieces or arena pieces.
It never was able to be done. I specifically tried it on PTS when it was introduced to test it and saw it could not be done so I knew to save crystals for only items I wanted to keep.
Other items that are single item sets like Maelstrom bow can be deconned to get all 25 crystals back. But never mythics.