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Everyone who has a SoD disagrees with that statement about plat. Or you would see one for sale.
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20 million plat seems like a lot, but it's also the (arguably) best warrior 1h that will ever drop on this server.
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#3
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Of course you are right there m8, not all is for sale. But remember the core raiders obtaining that gear is investing a serious amount of RL time in it.
And is that worth it? But even if some think it is worth it, we still come to the prime critique of SoD holders: SoD usefulness is so weak i just cant see why you wouldnt take 10 mil plat Anything of the below is probably more than 3 times as useful: Fungi+CoF Manastone Lockets of Escape and Puppet strings (plat income if you sell charges/binds) High end gear (white dragon helm, vindi bp loot right, tov loot right, Statue/AoW/KT droppables, tov MQd class loot, haste song mask clicky loot rights, jboots MQ, Levi Cloak loot right) All this is game breaking, compared to the 'uber aggro' of a SoD Usefulness is a Word often used in guild loot policy. Why shouldnt it be used in this discussion ? If you compare the plat a SoD can give, and what you can use that plat for, the aggro argument of a SoD becomes Weak There is just one thing that makes me see some form of logic in SoD holders: If the person owning a SoD is already a CoF/fungi/hard core raider/Levi Cloak jboots etc then ofc they should keep the SoD [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] but that still means SoD is relatively useless and it makes no sense for any casual to buy the weap. The only possible buyer would be someone else who has all this stuff already (and lots of plat) and who likes to hold a SoD (for no real useful reason whatsoever?[You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] ) | ||
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I dont think anyone has ever made the argument that a casual player would be capable of buying a SoD on this server... | |||
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Just using a SoD? maybe 100k.
Having one when you don't? Priceless.
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Its actually not priceless, because you base only on what is today
Pricing is also forward looking SoD is a technical problem to devs They intend to release a server where SoD may well exist forever depending on how well people come to mutual agreement , then merge it with a server of awakened sleeper You cant merge it then unless that problem is solved. You cant take for granted the 12 amount supply of SoD The day that assumption is broken, the day SoD 'priceless' will change into a meager 500k Will see , will see. | ||
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Don't take it too hard when you finally figure out plat is useless.
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Protip: Amassing a sizable fortune in platinum takes more time and effort than "hard core neckbearding", and gives you less to show for it.
Let's elaborate a bit! Take, for example, the A-team. While the server heroes like myself and others in TMO killed every raid boos and paid very little attention to EC tunnel, A-team platinum miners spent the majority of their time increasing their virtual (and in at least one case IRL) bank accounts. Despite this leading to many A-team members being individually wealthy, a pretty good joke at the time was A-team having epics. They simply couldn't afford them. | ||
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Last edited by Cecily; 08-30-2016 at 12:16 PM..
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A: Farmer. Spend about 150 hours at various cash camps and buy one for 750k. I can do it on my own schedule, do a pretty decent variety of content, and stay pretty engaged because when you do things in 2/3 man groups your performance and strategy matter. B: Racer. Spend about 125 hours staring at the wall at 15 DKP/hour and buy one for 2000 DKP. I think you have to be pretty crazy to prefer this. C: Warmbody. Join A/A and attend about 125 raids at 15 dkp per raid and 30 minutes per and buy one for 2000 DKP. Content is basically all the same (log in at LTK, press autoattack/backstab/complete heal). Marginal contribution to any given raid is zero in a raid of 80 members. Can't control your schedule. DKP flow is pretty slow unless you get up in the middle of the night. Now, the big advantage of raiding is all the no-drops that will never be for sale. But otherwise, I don't think it's a huge win. | |||
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