https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zLfCnGVeL4 KingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
KingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
@ShareeKingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
KingYogi415 wrote: »@ShareeKingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
A lot of people play both content. No need to mock PVE because you only PVP.
My statement holds true. ALL END GAME PVE will NOT make you gold. Which is wrong!
KingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
You get one good set about every 15 runs. But you end up spending over 30k each run in terms of potions, and everything.
KingYogi415 wrote: »@ShareeKingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
A lot of people play both content. No need to mock PVE because you only PVP.
My statement holds true. ALL END GAME PVE will NOT make you gold. Which is wrong!
I'm not making all that much gold from endgame PvP either.
KingYogi415 wrote: »KingYogi415 wrote: »@ShareeKingYogi415 wrote: »from The notes: "All set drops from dungeons and Trials are bind-on-pickup."
This is hands down the dumbest move I have seen ZOS make in over a year of playing this game. Effectively removing gold making opportunity in ALL of the end-game PVE content will be detrimental to this game.
What was detrimental for this game was the fact that many of the highly-desirable PvP sets were only dropping in trials that PvP players have no interest in running. That is what you were making gold on. ZOS moved those sets outside of trials. You can no longer charge 300K gold per piece for them. My PvP heart truly bleeds for you.
A lot of people play both content. No need to mock PVE because you only PVP.
My statement holds true. ALL END GAME PVE will NOT make you gold. Which is wrong!
I'm not making all that much gold from endgame PvP either.
Id call the 5 gold items I'm about to get from scourge good money, weird.
I am a bit confused. Yes, I did see that 'all dungeon and trials drop will be bind on pickup.'
However, many of the sets that you get in the dungeons/trials on live now will still trade-able wouldn't it on Update 12? I'm basing on this:
Non-Dungeon Bosses
Delve bosses increased chance - waist or feet
Overland group 100% - head, chest, legs, or weapon
Public dungeon higher chance - shoulder, hand, or weapon
Treasure Chests
Dark Anchor/Anomalies 100% - ring or amulet
So for things like (these are just examples below), you can still get these sets on overland (at least from my interpretation).
Auridon Queen's Elegance (Elegance)
Eastmarch Akaviri Dragonguard
Glenumbra Hide of the Werewolf
Grahtwood Shadow Dancer's Raiment
Greenshade Syrabane's Grip
Malabal Tor Salvation
Reaper's Senche's Bite (Skirmisher's Bite)
Rivenspire Necropotence | Darkstride
Stonefalls Silks of the Sun | Coat of the Red Mountain
sparafucilsarwb17_ESO wrote: »I for one am happy about the change. Go and do the trials, you can still sell pieces to the members that were in your party.