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darkandsinful
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So after you hit 70 do you just repeat the same quests every day over and over or is there something more to the game?
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What's even more annoying is the limit on rough astral diamonds that stays at 36k which I've gone over 100k so it will just keep piling up. Not sure how that's justified. End game is a bunch of timers and limitations for the most part.
One terrible example would be the demonic ichor limit of 400 per week when you need to get 1 item that costs 800 (twisted labrys). Not sure about anyone else but I don't think any one item should take 2 weeks to get unless it's immediately legendary or mythic. It's green though, so yeah.
> Actually it seems like a bunch of dailies. I'm running out of stuff to do all the time, but I play more than the average I guess.
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> What's even more annoying is the limit on rough astral diamonds that stays at 36k which I've gone over 100k so it will just keep piling up. Not sure how that's justified. End game is a bunch of timers and limitations for the most part.
> One terrible example would be the demonic ichor limit of 400 per week when you need to get 1 item that costs 800 (twisted labrys). Not sure about anyone else but I don't think any one item should take 2 weeks to get unless it's immediately legendary or mythic. It's green though, so yeah.
I'm pretty sure the Astral Diamond limit is for 3+ reasons:
1.) Set inflation to a constant that can reasonably be calculated based on active players.
2.) Hinder Currency sellers -- which then helps to reduce spam (including HAMSTER friend request spam).
3.) Help to stabilize the economics of the Zen:Astral Diamond market.
4.) Etc
And as far as end game activities 3 gateway dungeon are broken on release so u can pile up your epic keys until who knows when. i guess u can do demagorgon and,tomb of spider & wolf den but u need 2k+ gear.how u get it u ask since u just hit 70? farm daily q's 4 weeks. oh wait or buy zen and just buy dusk armor.
The campaigns are just a way to waste time doing 10 daily quests for this guy or that guy. Don't get me wrong they can be interesting but seriously gets boring doing the same ones everyday wish they added variety to it.
I hated pvp for the longest time but last night ran a few got a tripple kill which was just awesome since that pally was annoying. I find it more enjoyable now that I'm 70 with more understanding of all my skills
But I ran a regular skirmish forgot the name where you lose your skills and have to go to the pillars. I died like ten times because I had no clue about that and not one helpful hey go and do this. I know its a pug group but damn.
I haven't joined a guild honestly because I hate those random invites from some guy I never played with or if they had a dumbass name.
Maze Engine, Sharandur, and Dread Ring
Run some Epic T1 dungeons (once they are fixed)
Get IL up to 2000
Than run Wells of Dragon and Icewind Dale
Get IL as high as possible after that and run T2 dungeons.
Have fun, enjoy the game.
I find it interesting watching Sharandur, Dread Ring and the Maze engine where players call out for help and want some one to carry them, heck I even get Ninja Invited to random player groups and than they ask me to carry them. I'm sorry but I used real world money to buy my VIP and that has allowed me to use the trade bars to buy dusk gear and used Zen that was AD and bought the dusk gloves. My IL is higher due to this and having level 8 enchantment from my LB. I can solo all of the above because I have a good build and pay attention to mechanics, even if I don't, my build provides me a nice bonus to take a hit.
When I am not soloing I adjust a few powers and off I go for healing, debuffing, buffing, etc...
If you find you are having a difficulty in any area above that is mainly designed for solo play, gear up. You may need to go back to the last area and grind a bit more to a slightly higher IL.
The thing is though, they should finish EE first. I mean it pretty straight forward and linear for progression. From there players IL should be around 1600-1800 and it shouldn't be as hard to progress in other content with that IL compared to running it when a player is level 62 in an area where most players are IL 2K+.
So after you repeat the same dailies and do the same epic dungeon that's not bugged and grind the same incredibly generic kill x, collect x quests what's left? This game seemed somewhat enjoyable at first but like mentioned before the leveling is way too quick and the endgame is pretty dull. Pretty sad how anyone is able to open their wallet as well and get whatever they wanted in terms of gears, enchantments, mounts, companions, anything really.
and you obviously didnt play WOW at launch or DCUO at launch as it took almost 8 months to hit full end game gear in DCUO all your MMOS must have been after they have been out a while when they make it quicker for the new players. dont feel slighted your not alone with the late adopters
I am neither here nor there, for I am NevrCene
NevrCene: TRMelisandre: SW
Brienne: GWF
Guild : Mystic Dawn (GH20)
Yup and once you play a character from level 1 to 70 and gone through other areas below level 70 you learn from your mistake. I help all my PSN friends or guild mate out but I also tell them the exact order to run stuff. I was with a friend doing all of the EE items and we did those in 2 days or so. I actually enjoyed the level 1-60 stuff and EE stuff. Now that I'm end game I have quite a few things opened up but it is very repetitive and can get boring. It is also why I am not doing Wells of Dragon or IceDale just yet, they will be new areas for me and add to my playing time if I don't rush them. I am first finishing the other campaign items and than I'm going to those areas.
Last night Sharandur I hit 100% but I still have 2 or 3 boons to get, so that will be my focus in that area. Underdark and Dread Ring I run stuff daily and hope to complete them ASAP. Once I'm done with Sharandur I will go over to Wells of the Dragon and start working on that stuff. I will be saving any currency gained for a greater Artifact Neck that I can pick up in the enclave as that item will boost my character up a bit.
Over all the game is pretty big with plenty or areas to explore. If you rush through it you will miss out on some of the details that they put into the game and even some of the mechanics that you will see later on.
Since it only takes me about 2 hours to run through my dailies on my main I started my alt which is going to be a GWF tank. I dislike having a shield and prefer 2H weapon for tanking, so I will have to wait and see how that character operates in end game, but so far I'm having fun leveling her up.