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Very First said :
I think these polls are bs to the concept that pvmers can vote on this when it has nothing to do with them thats why it is called wildy rejuvenation not pvmer content so stop being such babys pvmers.
Ignorance is bliss. Your flimsy defense can go both ways. There's a sad amount of PvM content that hasn't passed because it needs to be tailored for PvP'rs. I'm sure there would of been outrage if, for example, PvP only players were denied a vote on Dclaws entering the game or not since its from "PvM only" content.
BelleDelphne said :
the drops are also a money maker sure, however, it's also a money sink.
A money sink is gold or items being removed from the game, not going to another player via the GE.
..? It is a money sink, I don't think you understand that lmao. Yes, they can be sold to the GE however once they take damage they are no longer tradable. the only value they hold is upon death. If you aren't familiar with these items (pre-eoc), then please re-read the dev blog. Regarding their actual value.
Here is how the armors work:
No damage = able to be sold.
100% = Highest value before degrading further upon death.
90% = Still high value, less than before, degrading further upon death.
80% = relatively high, lesser than before, degrading further upon death.
70% = a little above half of its value, degrading further upon death.
50% = half of the value remaining, degrading further upon death.
10% = barely any value remaining, degrading further upon death.
0% = degraded. Dust. Gone. Finto. Disappears.
^ It's a money sink
Edit: The drop depending on the percentage does result in coins, i failed to mention that. The further they degrade will not change it's protected value. So thats 1 thing to watch out for. also, if the item is still new and you happen to PK a player wearing it (100%) you'll get the armor.
Very First said :
I think these polls are bs to the concept that pvmers can vote on this when it has nothing to do with them thats why it is called wildy rejuvenation not pvmer content so stop being such babys pvmers.
Ignorance is bliss. Your flimsy defense can go both ways. There's a sad amount of PvM content that hasn't passed because it needs to be tailored for PvP'rs. I'm sure there would of been outrage if, for example, PvP only players were denied a vote on Dclaws entering the game or not since its from "PvM only" content.
BelleDelphne said :
the drops are also a money maker sure, however, it's also a money sink.
A money sink is gold or items being removed from the game, not going to another player via the GE.
..? It is a money sink, I don't think you understand that lmao. Yes, they can be sold to the GE however once they take damage they are no longer tradable. the only value they hold is upon death. If you aren't familiar with these items (pre-eoc), then please re-read the dev blog. Regarding their actual value.
Here is how the armors work:
No damage = able to be sold.
100% = Highest value before degrading further upon death.
90% = Still high value, less than before, degrading further upon death.
80% = relatively high, lesser than before, degrading further upon death.
70% = a little above half of its value, degrading further upon death.
50% = half of the value remaining, degrading further upon death.
10% = barely any value remaining, degrading further upon death.
0% = degraded. Dust. Gone. Finto. Disappears.
^ It's a money sink
Edit: The drop depending on the percentage does result in coins, i failed to mention that. The further they degrade will not change it's protected value. So thats 1 thing to watch out for. also, if the item is still new and you happen to PK a player wearing it (100%) you'll get the armor.
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29-Oct-2017 20:07:26 - Last edited on 29-Oct-2017 20:15:20 by BelleDelphne
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