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Build a small GR cushion with lumbermill/evergreen boost and then switch to Inn and optimize your followers, imo. If you dont already have the aforementioned 2-3 scavengers get those first, then plug the holes in your team. Long term, barn and trade post are both gold sources with some extra...

Same guy that calls Tungsten Druidium. Between Mithril and Paladinium, I'll take Mithril.

You only need the Inn for an hour per week, so unless you are poor you can switch back to whatever else you like for nearly two weeks. If your followers are shit, essentially buying two followers for the 2k gold/GR or whatever it costs to switch the plots around should be a no-brainer.

That's bonus xp from a trait, look for the hearthstone pro icon there in his screenshot.

I had a barn while leveling so I already had most of those orders in. 12 days was just a ballpark for the time you have the barn up between making the switch to the Inn for two days. My line of thought with this experiment is: The Inn at lvl2 only really benefits me once per week. If I get my...

I axed my lvl2 Inn after getting the follower for this weekly reset to get a barn going for the next 12 days, going to rebuild an Inn on Monday to get the follower for that week, another after on the week after and then probably drop it again. The barn easily pays for itself as far as the gold...

Cant lose it due to reroll? Is that certain? If so, I'm gonna teach the fat guy to dance.

I only have the weekly Inn recruit in the lowbie range. Used to blow them through missions asap for salvage but now it's enough if they get to 95 before I shanghai me a new one each week. I suppose there might be rare missions with stuff like the dancing manual in the 90-94 range?

They managed to drop a troll raid into Pandaria, they'll find a way for Draenor. Not that I mind, having a troll-based content patch seems a bit of a tradition. Here's my take: the desperate and beaten shadow council contacts the Zandalari and opens a new portal for them on the other side of...

Given the surplus of of GR that is building I am considering building an Inn for a couple of hours to recruit a new follower, then replace it with a barn until the next week. I do not have every building at lvl3 since they're achievement-locked and frankly I didnt bother with stuff like the...

On the other hand you are encouraged to go to the Inn for epic mounts all the time now (once you have 1-3 scavengers) in order to speed run the 100s. Another thing I noticed is that the success chance for a mission varies depending on the order you place the same 3 followers on that mission...

I'll try to re-check it. On that note, is the actual math behind the success chance known? I also found it odd that adding a second counter for a threat that occurs only once on the mission still raises your odds higher then having a totally unrelated follower tag along.

Switching a high sta with a location match didnt change my odds the one time I paid closer attention to see how good it is (no other changes occuring like race or ilvl).

YOLO it with 30% success chance.

I'm with Vorph here. To me stables is the permanent final choice and war mill is temporary. war mill essentially gives you 500 gold per week (a free seal) once you are done leveling your followers up and dont need the work orders anymore (or get tired of missions and stop bothering). Nice if you...

I feel that an Inn at least for a few weeks is a no-brainer for anyone that finds the missions sub-game fun (I do, wish it had an app though). I used the first two weeks with the Inn to get me some scavengers and I'm actually unsure if I should go for a third or start plugging the holes in my...

Regarding #1, that seems to be a two-edged sword. Your concern is echoed here, but others might be happy that they can double up or quadruple up on their garrison gameplay and reap four times the rewards as well. Making the garrison accountwide would change that. Giving each player the...

The GR-generating buildings were underestimated vastly in all the theorycrafting, I'm glad I switched away from barn midway so I dont feel burned about it. I didnt beta, did they nerf the barn right before release or did all the guides jump on the blood train with the shitty drop rate that it...

I followed the barn suggestion that was thrown around alot before release and while I'm happy with the income and building a stash of hexweave through the fur, I am seriously GR-starved to the point that I am considering a switch to lumber mill or trade post. Lumber mill gives another 1-2...

I changed my building plans to the Inn after reviewing my mix of followers, and I'm happy with that choice so far. All said and done the weekly new recruit is the only way to expand your follower list regularly once you went through the achievements and hidden quests, while something like a barn...

Not fucking ever, this isnt EVE or even PoE.

Iirc Xwing used atmospheric flight models, no turning the ship around while continuing in the same direction etc? I'm sure alot of people that arent as informed as their forum population are going to be surprised by physics-based space flight, for good or bad. How has the money per backer...

Not much on the game at Blizzcon but one positive that stuck out for me was that they want to rework the always-identical outdoor maps at least for rifts. Basically knowing all the maps beforehand soured the game for me in vanilla (amongst other things), and all those re-used rift maps gave the...

One issue with organic and random content is fairness. A game always being fair and not imposing impossible situations on the player is a major limitation for design. If you look at current games you notice that most of them try to avoid designs that the target audience might perceive as unfair...

I'm sure most players will come to dislike the simulation aspects of the game but it's actually the thing I'm looking forward to. I'm hoping they manage to create a very immersive experience, instead of making more and more concessions to make it more game-y. What happened was monocles and CCP...

They should just phase that shit for people that are on the quest and call it a day.

A couple of 496-535 pieces arent gonna make a difference in just a few weeks, why bother with that unless you wanted to level that dk anyway? If you feel better, I only got 4 different pieces of cloth on my priest (and 5 dupes) but enough plate to outfit an army. Then my hunter got a whoopin...

You just want to make your character a mermaid dont you?

The only chart I found has EQ in decline before and after a spike in early 2004. Looks to me like people that quit over PoP (it wasnt a great expansion for non-raiding casuals) checking out GoD and finding out that even the first zone is gating them with an impossible instance, and leaving again...

Many people are pointing out GoD as the cause, and I think you're painting over that. There were a few alternatives from 1999 to 2004 that didnt dip EQs numbers much. PoP and GoD rewrote the game rules for EQ and at least PoP had alot of fans that loved it, you'll be hard pressed to find someone...

In a sandbox game I'm all for slow travel. Despite what SOE keeps saying I'm not sure this game is supposed to be one, though. If they follow through with a huge world and sandbox gameplay a good solution would be giving players the ability to create wizard spires that you can port to with the...

What is your point, exactly? That drawing an arbitrary line between content you deem interesting and content you skip leaves you with less content? I am not sure what you expect short of them throwing away their entire concept because you just want to explore the overworld but also not miss out.

I would assume that you miss out in content.It sounds kinda like refusing to leave a continent... Duh, you wont see everything the game has to offer then.

I'm not sold on Garriot but "selective multiplayer" probably is going to be standard for the type of game the industry calls MMO (I wouldnt class them as such, but eh). Although between Garriot and Roberts I would (and did) hitch my cart to Star Citizen for my almost-mmo-but-actually-not-oneT...

With Titan (and WoD /lol ) getting canned, are there even any non-asian MMOs in the making except for this?

WAR dwarves were awesome, they could do worse then copy that. For the ogre to WoW orc comparison, are we talking Thrall style love-orcs or Warsong clan? Dont fight it, just embrace it. I suggest you create a female human as your character, modeled after your disney princess of choice.

If you havent played those MOBAs, they are pure pvp games and it works fine. Without escalating the theorycrafting, the ice comet is ranged so obviously different from backstab.Bottom line is that they need to view it as a balancing tool and not just give everything the same animation lock, though.

Imo GW2 was fucked up by PVP. The boring itemization and the lack of real CC or "overpowered" skills that make PVE fun can both be traced back to that. One can only hope that MMO designers get past that bland unicolor balancing eventually, god knows MOBAs have enough fun and different classes...

MMO vibe was gone the moment I navigated my little icon across the map directly. It's more like a version of GW1 where you have more public zones (in GW1, only the cities were public). It also reminded me a bit of BG or Dragon Age. Which is fine, and not so different from the megaserver tech...

I like GW2, but the loot is shit, plain and simple. Sure people still do champ trains, it's GW2's version of a neverending daily grind for rep. Every game has shitty parts and in GW2 it's the loot and the lack of soft class roles (wouldnt want hard class requirements, but better CC/healing then...