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... with 30+ people all wearing different gear on screen.

If you're 100, then doing the quests that unlock followers is very quick. The additional advantage (if you've got the cash) is that doing each outpost questline unlocks the other followers at the vendor in your city hall, so you get double supply. Look in your garrison report window (the...

Don't think so. If you haven't done so, grab 75 coins from Lunar Festival (last day), buy robe/tunic/BP heirloom and upgrade to 100 so that you have +10%. If you've got cash buy the rest of the heirlooms. Guide: follow the quest lines to grab as many followers you can, do Garrison Resources...

Full-on PVP on transient procedurally generated worlds, with Garrison-type personal instances between PVP wars.

You also get a bag of +level items once a week (if you log every day). That's about +10 levels per month, even if you "play" 30s per day (it's on day 6 of the week in your login calendar).

I love how "working as intended" meant people with 25+ kills not getting mythic, then suddenly, 8 hours later, everyone with 21 reports getting their Mythic cache.

It's a bit painful in terms of communication. Rygarius, man, you DO know the source of loot rules is guesses, right? Because you never told anyone what those "working as intended" rules were.

It did work before, just not as much because you couldn't do a full tier upgrade (+15ilvls). I had one raid mission that required me to raise 3 followers at 654 to get to 98% instead of 92.

It's on your armory profile; hover the mouse over the raid block at whatever tier you need to check. Lists all the individual boss kills, so you do have to do sums.

It's the "daily limit" syndrome. Basically, you know that, if you don't do it today, it's gone, and you've lost out on it. You can't catch up on your mine, garden. So you feel compelled to get it when it's there.

You don't have many alts, do you? With 7 90+ chars, it takes me almost 2h to do the full rounds of the garrisons, and that's without doing any daily quest/dungeon/whatever. Just gathering, picking work orders, and resubmitting missions (which is the least part of it).

They apparently hotfixed some stuff on raid missions. I had my first three level 100 have their raid mission pop within a minute or two of raising a couple followers to 645. However, last night, I did it on my fourth level 100, and the mission didn't show up, even in the morning. I've raised a...

It should pop within a minute. If you want to optimize gear updates, look on Master Plan which 2 followers are the most commonly used in all 4 missions, raise them to 660, then look at which mission pops to raise the last needed (if lucky). There's apparently a bunch of missions at 675 as...

Because people will pay that price. That's how anything gets priced, usually.

Which is why the expansion is going to include collections that reward precursors.

Production pipelines, mostly. First, your artist teams aren't going to switch over to doing game design. If they're good artists, they're probably not-so-good designers, and vice-versa. So, once your artists have made their first pass of a zone, they start on the second, then the third...

The rumor isn't that it's in development. The rumors is that it's ready to be shown (as in "here's the trailer with the zones, features and everything").

Which is why I take those rumors about an expansion ready to be announced seriously: an expansion brings back lots of subscribers that left during the previous one...

Or Warcraft 4. Regarding WoW "2", the thing is about the same for every MMO company. Unless you have a MMO that is dying or has core problems that can't be fixed, you don't put a new version of it to cannibalize. You make a different MMO. You don't make WoW2, you make Starcraft Universe, a...

That was a point that a friend was making yesterday while we had post-movie dinner, in view of the Yahoo rumors on WoW having an expansion ready to announce. "Why? There's absolutely no MMORPG on the horizon this year. Or even next year" (except some terrible Koreans F2P grinders)

Garrisons = awesome potential, meh implementation. What they originally promised was very exciting. Pick a spot to make your garrison, manage strategic-level outpost network, build an army of troops and followers to counter the Iron Horde. From the Powerpoint presentations, it looked like a...

This is why you also get additional follower missions that bring back apexis (unlike the "Shattrah Rescue" mission that pops like every two months), plus the ability to purchase additional apexis dailies quests. It's the same for savage bloods and crafting components: you get additional...

I wasn't planning on doing any of the Lunar festival stuff, but I think all my alts will stock up on Coins for the heirloom improves come Wednesday (the EU patch day).

Taunt is useless unless you have healers (or massive damage absorption utility).

There's four levels of cash shops: - F2P: Nothing you pay affect your gameplay (Free to Play) - P2S: Nothing you buy can't be obtained by non-paying characters, you just get it faster (Pay to Shortcut) - P2W: What you buy can't be obtained by non-paying characters (Pay to Win) - P2P: Not...

I haven't had the time since, by the time I've usually finished with the "necessary" stuff of my stable of alts, I need to take a break. But a number of guildmates have been "finishing" the achievements of all the old raids. I always tell myself I should join them, but usually I don't have the...

That's supposed to be Tanaan. And from @WatcherDev's intervew (see tidbit above), they might enable flight for Draenor, but not Tanaan at one point... just like Timeless. But from the PoV of storyline, I'm not sure we'll get Tanaan in 6.2. I think we're going to have a raid, then only TI 2.0...

So do I. But apparently, Blizzard can't find a gameplay for guilds.

That's an allusion to the demo Neriak video for EQN in which some DE move around, apparently at random, and perform some magical linkage whenever they got near one of the floating orbs described as "scrying orbs".

I don't really object to the "reset everything come 7.0" part. I object to the "we don't have any garrison at all planned for 7.0" part, seeing as I like the core idea. Even if I disagree with the details of how it is right now, I love the garrison concept.

Nope. Instead, you're sitting AFK in your own garrison after sending out a bunch of NPC followers who bring you back higher level gear than you can raid on your own. Although I enjoy city/outpost/whatever management games, this one is, unfortunately, only a pale shadow of what you could do with...

There's only three levels of success: 1) Did it make more money than it cost 2) Does it make enough money that you'll make another 3) Does it make more money that you can afford to make any game whatsoever It's also known as the Hollywood scale of success ("did that movie make money?"...

Any thread about an unrealeased-not-even-beta-yet game turns into one.

We have that discussion about twice a year, if I remember right. Levels are a terrific and efficient way of measuring your progress ("you're ready for Dreadlands now") and communicating your progress to other people ("we need a level 45 for LGuk"). It breaks down at level cap because you...

Beats being firedduring a celebration bowling & pizza party.

The Scots are pretty miffed that the Japanese are getting more and more spots on the top 10 rankings for whisky. I like it, but for me, it's (was) Islay all the way. Had the pretty good fortune of finding a misplaced bottle of Port Ellen 3 years ago ("Just for ref, how much?" "230?" "Ok, I'll...

It's even more funny when going after Socrethar during garrison campaign the way the horde and alliance paladin shower their counterpart with praise. Mostly the alliance guy, I think he wants a date with Liadrin.

You do have a gated access in WoD. No silver level, no access. It's not that hard and it's quick, but it is a gated access. Of course, unless you want specifically to do heroics because you want the legendary ring, you can completely dispense with it and jump into raiding.

The main difference between "Everquest Quests" and "modern quests" is that they have completely different goals. The first sort are objective-based quests. You have a specific objective (usually an item), you have a quest or questline to pursue (I'm skipping over the random repeatable filler...

I'd probably fire (preferably in the literal sense) the guy responsible for the Luclin models first. If he's still there.