I made 2 calculations to understand the cost of the modification to enchantments made over time.
I previously had 25 enchantments, half of which were at max level. to get there over time I spent real money on it and so let's say about 25-30 coalescents. now with the change I find myself at the exchange with 3 enchantments at the maximum level and the other slots empty. honestly, such a change looks like a theft. are we sure that the accounts you have made are correct?
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If you want to trade in your old enchantment to get medallion, you should get at least 60, 90 or 120 lot. I would not trade in and have left over medallion because your old enchantment can be sold but you can't sell remainder medallion. For me, there is no point to get 30 medallions to get one R1 because R1 can be bought in Sage Shop for 100K AD. Your (say) "30 medallion worth" enchantments can be sold with more AD in AH.
By the way, R5 can be trade to have a account-wide R5. If you have many alts, it is an option to think about.
Account wide R5 (account bound) cannot be sold but regular R5 (unbound) can be.
Edit: I'm hoping that gearbox can turn this around, and can treat the player base better, that has supported the game for years. Maybe in Feb, when they take over, things will change.
Any direction would be appreciated.
1. preview forum. There are threads about mod 22 for a month now.
2. check it out in preview server and try stuff out without losing stuff.
3. Sometime, dev may write a blog.
If you just want pure information without doing it yourself, yes, this forum for fragment of information here and there.
It would be nice if those lockboxes could drop the new enchantments as one of their rewards. At least, ppl would have a reason to spend zen and buy keys; or even, maybe, put the new enchants on salo on tamarlune tradebar store...
I very recently returned to Neverwinter after being away for well over a year. Looks like a mistake.
If you are looking at your gear and seeing an empty hole, that is a lack of reinforcement in that gear.