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Unread 09-20-2008, 07:04 PM   #1
Buttcliffe

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Soo with the upgrades to treasured, legendary, and procless fabled gear,  is it the intention to make tier three through teir six contested/instanced epics and their gear worthless?  Tier six has a few exceptions, but besides that, the gear from these mob's loot table need a serious upgrade.  When treasured gear has 2-3x the stats of fabled, and +20combatart+spell damage.... who the hell would spend their time forming a raid to kill mobs when they could buy the treasured item off the broker for 20 gold?  Along the same lines of making epics worthless; If you want to kill one of these mobs, do your best to take it all in and enjoy it, because by the time your lockout's up you've leveled past the mob and it's now grey.
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Unread 09-20-2008, 08:24 PM   #2
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This is about the 10th topic on this. Fabled items have not yet been upgraded. This is because Fabled items have special effects to them which would have not calculated properly using the upgrade algorithm they shoved all the 1-59 items through. It is hoped that fabled items from T2-T6 will see some love in a future update. Then almost every single item in the game from level 1 to 60 will have gotten some attention. That's pretty remarkable if you ask me. A lot of people said it couldn't (or wouldn't) be done.
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