alaeth said: * latest 4* (Jubilee) will have her 5* Champ rewards published - no love for the 40 older 4s that people actually HAVE.
The rockett said: Wow. Just wow.
I won 1st place one time and will never do that again. No way will I invest that much time and energy into this for this single reward.
Also, with only 4-5 SL9 brackets you will have to fight to the death your own ally mate. That will be such a fun thing to do. So with around 70,000 and only 14 stones for those in SL7-9, that gives you a .0002% chance to get the stone.
This is just not right. You can say they are rare and should be hard to get, but there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing.
This is a new low for D3/Demi to roll this out like this and run away for the night. They knew what was going to happen. I even scrolled back through Discord and it was even joked about that it would be a post and run. How can you run a company and a game like this and not make players mad? All of these actions have a direct effect if people will invest in this game or not. I just cannot believe they did it like this. In my almost 4 years here, I have never seen anything this bad. OML nerf doesn't even touch this new low, oh wait read the one article and you will see he is still devastating.
Wonder why the vets and now even more players are getting bitter with things? See this example. Enough said.
The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing.
...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing.
Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it.
The rockett said: Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it. And how long ago was that? How many years. Is this even the same Dev team around when that was released.
Ducky said: The rockett said: Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it. And how long ago was that? How many years. Is this even the same Dev team around when that was released. I'm pretty sure some of them are, yes. And there was a reason I prefaced my comments how I did, it was a lifetime ago in MPQ time, lol.Edit: And just to add, the slow release of Fury may be something they are trying to emulate...just a lot slower. Fury had 3 seasons of being rewarded as alliance rewards before having a release PvE event for everyone to attempt to get covers, iirc. If that's the same model that they're using, it's gonna be a looooong time before the general public has an attempt at some Infinity Stones.
Dragon_Nexus said: Ducky said: The rockett said: Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it. And how long ago was that? How many years. Is this even the same Dev team around when that was released. I'm pretty sure some of them are, yes. And there was a reason I prefaced my comments how I did, it was a lifetime ago in MPQ time, lol.Edit: And just to add, the slow release of Fury may be something they are trying to emulate...just a lot slower. Fury had 3 seasons of being rewarded as alliance rewards before having a release PvE event for everyone to attempt to get covers, iirc. If that's the same model that they're using, it's gonna be a looooong time before the general public has an attempt at some Infinity Stones. If I remember rightly, didn't everyone hate that they released him in this way? People were much happier with, erm...was it Elektra or Thor? when they gave out the possibility of tokens in the 20-man lightning rounds and such.I might be mis-remembering entirely.I'm sure I remember people saying rolling out Nick Fury as season rewards was an awful, restrictive way of doing it for the non-top-100 alliances.
CT1888 said: Dragon_Nexus said: Ducky said: The rockett said: Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it. And how long ago was that? How many years. Is this even the same Dev team around when that was released. I'm pretty sure some of them are, yes. And there was a reason I prefaced my comments how I did, it was a lifetime ago in MPQ time, lol.Edit: And just to add, the slow release of Fury may be something they are trying to emulate...just a lot slower. Fury had 3 seasons of being rewarded as alliance rewards before having a release PvE event for everyone to attempt to get covers, iirc. If that's the same model that they're using, it's gonna be a looooong time before the general public has an attempt at some Infinity Stones. If I remember rightly, didn't everyone hate that they released him in this way? People were much happier with, erm...was it Elektra or Thor? when they gave out the possibility of tokens in the 20-man lightning rounds and such.I might be mis-remembering entirely.I'm sure I remember people saying rolling out Nick Fury as season rewards was an awful, restrictive way of doing it for the non-top-100 alliances. Thor was the 20 person LR, Elektra was Enemy of the State. If they use the Fury release model for Infinity Stones before making them available to the general public, that's at least 6 months, so they may as well hold of until Avengers 4 for sheer farce.
Quebbster said: CT1888 said: Dragon_Nexus said: Ducky said: The rockett said: Ducky said: The rockett said: ...there is nothing in this game that takes 28 days to win. Nothing. While this may be true for the recent past, it wasn't always. If people were to recall, the way Nick Fury was originally released was via season rewards placement, albeit for the top 100 alliances.So while there is precedence for it taking this long to win a prize, there is not precedence for it being quite this restrictive in terms of who has the ability to win it. And how long ago was that? How many years. Is this even the same Dev team around when that was released. I'm pretty sure some of them are, yes. And there was a reason I prefaced my comments how I did, it was a lifetime ago in MPQ time, lol.Edit: And just to add, the slow release of Fury may be something they are trying to emulate...just a lot slower. Fury had 3 seasons of being rewarded as alliance rewards before having a release PvE event for everyone to attempt to get covers, iirc. If that's the same model that they're using, it's gonna be a looooong time before the general public has an attempt at some Infinity Stones. If I remember rightly, didn't everyone hate that they released him in this way? People were much happier with, erm...was it Elektra or Thor? when they gave out the possibility of tokens in the 20-man lightning rounds and such.I might be mis-remembering entirely.I'm sure I remember people saying rolling out Nick Fury as season rewards was an awful, restrictive way of doing it for the non-top-100 alliances. Thor was the 20 person LR, Elektra was Enemy of the State. If they use the Fury release model for Infinity Stones before making them available to the general public, that's at least 6 months, so they may as well hold of until Avengers 4 for sheer farce. Elektra had a special lightning round too. It was a bit odd since it only played now and then though. Don't recall how big the brackets were, either.As I recall the 20 man brackets during the first Anniversary only awarded Anniversary tokens, which were awesome in their own way, but it wasn't possible to get Thor from them. The lightning rounds were only a preview, Thor was released about a month later IIRC.
CT1888 said: Thor was the 20 person LR, Elektra was Enemy of the State. If they use the Fury release model for Infinity Stones before making them available to the general public, that's at least 6 months, so they may as well hold of until Avengers 4 for sheer farce.
ZootSax said: CT1888 said: Thor was the 20 person LR, Elektra was Enemy of the State. If they use the Fury release model for Infinity Stones before making them available to the general public, that's at least 6 months, so they may as well hold of until Avengers 4 for sheer farce. Minor correction: Elektra was released in Prodigal Sun (https://forums.d3go.com/discussion/20250/prodigal-sun-dec-15-dec-22) and was the essential in the initial run of Enemy of the State. I only remember this because that was the first new release event I ever got the new cover for, with boosted 2* Area, Daken and Moonstone doing all the heavy lifting. ...and it only took three years for me to champion Elektra after that