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Chia_Pet
04-16-2009, 08:31 PM
<p>Would it be possible to add some amount of +MIT to the PvP gear? as it stands now the gear in many ways is worse the the tier2 shard armor. While the Health and power are better the overall defensiveness of the gear is worse. TSO tier 2 gear with its shoulder +mit and 5 peice set bonus mit make it much better. Im not asking that the PvP gear be better then the Tier 4 raid armor but it should at least be on par with the tier 3 TSO armor and preferably sitting comfortable between the Tier 3 and tier 4 stuff.</p><p>A simple add of +MIT for a set bunus would suffice, Say +12 overall. the better natural mit of each peice plus the +mit of 12 would put it slightly higher then the TSO tier 3 yet not nearly as good as the Tier 4 with +17.</p>

Jamil
04-17-2009, 12:36 AM
<p>it takes less effort to get pvp gear. why should it be better than shard armor?</p>

Chia_Pet
04-17-2009, 03:11 AM
<p>thats debateable, yeah its kinda easy right now with the Lavastorm fiasco, but normally its not. and i can get and do tso instances in less time even now and get shards then i can getting PvP gear so, no, id say youre wrong.</p>

YasikoSetsu
04-17-2009, 03:32 AM
<p><cite>Denyo@Nagafen wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>it takes less effort to get pvp gear. why should it be better than shard armor?</p></blockquote><p>What?! <_<</p><p>(Unfortunately,) Not everyone plays on Nagafen.</p><p>(Unfortunately,) Lavastorm PvP will die down. It already has, over on Venekor.</p><p>And even 'on' Nagafen, (I have an 80 ranger over there that I play when I'm bored) I would say it would still take longer to get a piece of PvP gear if you were doing nothing but PvP'ing, than getting a piece of shard gear if you were doing nothing but shard zones. With grey shard zones in mind, this statement is even more viable.</p><p>As it is, PvP gear is absolute garbage. The shard gear (especially the new fabled sets) blows it away in almost every way possible, except for crit mit.</p>