bahamut685 wrote: Just heard about the Sentry from a final node in the event... Note to self: stop going to work, it always ends badly. Looks like I'll remain stuck in the never be able to do at all well in an event again thanks to not having Daken resulting in a "top 600" in the event and missing that 'free' Sentry for people that're either without jobs or happen to be in the right timezones... /vent
Chimaera wrote: bahamut685 wrote: Just heard about the Sentry from a final node in the event... Note to self: stop going to work, it always ends badly. Looks like I'll remain stuck in the never be able to do at all well in an event again thanks to not having Daken resulting in a "top 600" in the event and missing that 'free' Sentry for people that're either without jobs or happen to be in the right timezones... /vent That Sentry node was there for the last 11 hours though after the mayham meter filled just past the 12 hour hour left in the event mark
Nemek wrote: Jathro wrote: Wondering how some of you got so lucky that reaching 45k progression AND breaking top 20 are both attainable goals. In my bracket, I'm at 67th with just over 46k points while the leader has an absurd 70k. And 10th has 54k. Gonna take some serious, serious grinding tonight to break top 20... Because of the reduced effectiveness of rubberbanding, scores were much more a function of the number of refreshes you participated in. If you joined an early bracket (and I can only assume that you had), then expect for scores to be higher, since more refreshes were available. The obvious downside of joining a late bracket is that you may never reach the progression rewards that the early grinders will (or, even worse, get sharded into a bracket that got an extra refresh than you.) I also find that people who join late main brackets on purpose, tend to join late sub-brackets on purpose, too. Those that join a main bracket late, but make sure to hit most all of the refreshes on the subs afterwards, seem to have a pretty easy time. (But of course put themselves at risk of missing progressions and being put into a bracket where the leaders have gotten more refreshes.)
Jathro wrote: Wondering how some of you got so lucky that reaching 45k progression AND breaking top 20 are both attainable goals. In my bracket, I'm at 67th with just over 46k points while the leader has an absurd 70k. And 10th has 54k. Gonna take some serious, serious grinding tonight to break top 20...
Unreallystic wrote: Wait I never saw the event, what the hell is going on? Been on everyday and All My wife and/or I have had has been pvp - help
Arogntbastrd wrote: Unreallystic wrote: Wait I never saw the event, what the hell is going on? Been on everyday and All My wife and/or I have had has been pvp - help Not sure if joking, but on off chance you aren't. PVEs are under the story tab now. There was a red exclamation point in game. Basically if you see a red exclamation point somewhere click on it
bahamut685 wrote: Nemek wrote: Jathro wrote: Wondering how some of you got so lucky that reaching 45k progression AND breaking top 20 are both attainable goals. In my bracket, I'm at 67th with just over 46k points while the leader has an absurd 70k. And 10th has 54k. Gonna take some serious, serious grinding tonight to break top 20... Because of the reduced effectiveness of rubberbanding, scores were much more a function of the number of refreshes you participated in. If you joined an early bracket (and I can only assume that you had), then expect for scores to be higher, since more refreshes were available. The obvious downside of joining a late bracket is that you may never reach the progression rewards that the early grinders will (or, even worse, get sharded into a bracket that got an extra refresh than you.) I also find that people who join late main brackets on purpose, tend to join late sub-brackets on purpose, too. Those that join a main bracket late, but make sure to hit most all of the refreshes on the subs afterwards, seem to have a pretty easy time. (But of course put themselves at risk of missing progressions and being put into a bracket where the leaders have gotten more refreshes.) The only issue with joining events late is that the current system of "gentle nudge" (they should trademark that term) means that no matter when you join, if you've been laying more than a month, you're joining a bracket that's been running since the start.
Bowgentle wrote: And of course giving everyone (well, those who checked in the last 12 hours) a free Sentry is a great gesture, basically giving everyone a free top 20 placement. I think we're starting to hit a good formula for PVE. If scaling is reset between events I might have just started to have fun again.