Troubor
03-24-2010, 07:30 AM
<p>Okay, I know I'm beating a dead horse. I'm going to ask you don't flame me for that, that won't exactly do much but help bump the thread and keep it on top. <img src="/smilies/69934afc394145350659cd7add244ca9.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></p><p>Anyway since I didn't feel like looking back more then a couple pages, I figured I'd start my own thread on legendary t9 jewelry. </p><p>Obviously I feel that t9 legendary needs resists. There's many reasons of course. I'm going to bring up the first one that comes to mind.</p><p>If t9 legendary jewelry has no resists, there's much less of a reason to group past doing each instance once to see what it's like.</p><p>Okay, even with better stats (in at least some cases, I've seen plenty of t9 legendary with kind of crappy stats IMO) and usually better "blue stats", why would I either take the time to collect mark of manaar tokens and/or grind instances and The Hole just so I can put on jewelry that leaves me half naked to anything other then physical mitigation?</p><p>If the intent is to make us at a group level swap out for pure resist gear for certain encounters, I think I remember them trying that with T7 mastercrafted around the time Kingdom of Sky launched. And I think I remember them doing a revamp to put resists on T7 MC armor. Been a while of course so someone correct me if I'm wrong. Anyway, my point is that if my memoy is serving me right this stunt was tried before, and all it got is complaints then. </p><p>Please put resists on t9 legendary jewelry so that people actually WANT to upgrade. Put at least adequate resists on the stuff so that people will want to do heroic groups again to see if they can loot something nice and/or to try to collect enough marks to buy something other then maybe a couple pieces of the armor.</p><p>People who do mostly or all heroic instances instead of raiding need resists too. No, I don't expect or want legendary gear to equal fabled from a raid. I do expect to not be naked to any spell or effect I have to resist when wearing my gear.</p>