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Did you check your belt/potion slots? If you have the potion slotted in an item slot (or if one of your belt slots was empty to start with), the potions will appear briefly in your bag, then disappear to be stacked into the belt item slots.
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Because the strategy you're asking pugs to follow is too complicated for most that jump in from the queue. However, if you read the lore text that came with this skirmish, the optimal strategy for subpar parties is already explained there: don't kill the drakes. The boss powers up for each drake that dies (you can even see…
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Planning ahead :) They tried to run this event a few weeks back before but cancelled it. I made a calculated guess that they wouldn't change the main component: aqua regia. Between then and today, I've been making aqua regia all this time. When the event came around this time (and the component required didn't change),…
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Why should those of us who painstakingly leveled an armor crafting profession to 20, specifically to upgrade our little bracer piece for a few more stat points, be punished for your laziness in choosing not to? Sorry you missed out. Get on it quicker next time for the next tier.
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Hear hear. Thank you for making this channel. I haven't seen any activity in it yet, but hope it takes off. Like STO's PublicEliteSTF channel, NW really could use a LFG channel that isn't full of chatter, exploiters, and GS-waving clowns. Enforce the rules; it can be done. { I've lurked in legit for a few weeks now, as…
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I think the problem is if you don't get anything by your 50th heroic encounter, some are going to give up. The other irritant is that Kessell's Retreat is gated by getting that drop, so many people will have to wait. By observation, the drop mechanic reminds me a lot of Star Trek Online (another Cryptic property) fleet…
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This is a very classic argument for price controls. You'll often hear proponents for, say, price controls on consumer goods argue the same thing. It's to "protect" whoever the consumer side of the market from exploitative (or, in your words "extortion") prices. The problem is that a free market does not care for normative…
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Watching this market right now is like watching your old college economics textbook come alive :) The cap is the immediate cause (but not the root) of the problem. When you artificially impose a cap like that, demand will far exceed supply, and drain all of the resource. In real life, this leads to long queues at the…