End of instance exp homogenization?

[Ethanol]

mmCR would need a reward of 1-2 million XP to male it worth running :x

[Yezze]

I still need a few GMoA to complete my HK set, but I've pretty much stopped doing MM dungeons aside from when I feel like it (and even then, pretty much only DD), instead of doing MM dungeons every reset to maximize mark gain.

Getting kind of tired of DD now, and CR is just awful and long. Not only that, but none of the bosses are even remotely challenging after they nerfed Faultwalker into the ground every single hotfix patch since CR became a MM dungeon. To top it off, they added horribly annoying mini-bosses that roam half the map and ONLY spawn when you walk within ~20m of a boss, which forces you to either wait for it to get to you, go to it and kill it, or do the boss and hope it won't reach you before you kill the boss. The mini-bosses don't even drop anything worthwhile (usually 1x 10k planar xp crystal, if you're lucky a 50k one + some potions).

I'm hoping that the next MM dungeon will be an original one, brand new dungeon, only available in MM form, and is neither too short nor too long to be enjoyable, and difficult enough to be challenging.

I do still need planar XP, but I'm not going to torture myself by forcing myself to do MM dungeons for XP (even if they bumped the XP to match the 250k from random experts).

Hello smart person. If a dungeon is challenging for players in full HK gear, does that seem reasonable to you?

[Yezze]

... >_>

Them using the quest system as a tracker would necessarily require a "reward" upon completing it. The 50g isn't a "Congratulations! You beat the raid!" ... its more of it "Here's something random because we need to plug a reward at the end of this quest we've been using to keep track of your progress through the instance."

I mean, did it really seem that far removed and unrelated?

It was totally relatable to the point. Some people like Raynedrops have a tad of trouble following basic logic. Not their fault my friend.

[ClericRet]

mmCR would need a reward of 1-2 million XP to male it worth running :x

That wouldn't be difficult to do either. Each boss drops 2 MoA, 250k for the 5 boss kill quest. A spirit infusion for completing the whole instance. Look at somewhere around 1mil raw exp + marks would put you at 3 levels or so for the whole instance.

Fairly close to the same time investment that 5 experts would take with a non pug group for the same 3 PA levels. Sounds fairly balanced to me.

[Raynedrops]

Seriously... I bl**dy well know that there is a quest tracker for the bosses, and that at the end you get the 50g. My point was that this reward is kinda "meh" when you just spent half the evening raiding.

The reason why I responded is that you quoted me on this and then proceeded to tell me something obvious, which although related (yes, I retract my previous statement calling it unrelated), didn't address the opinion I was sharing.

Quoting me and saying either "Yes, I agree because..." or "No, I don't agree because..." would have made more sense in my eyes. I don't lack the capability of logic thought - we just think differently, that's all.

[Raynedrops]

... >_>

Them using the quest system as a tracker would necessarily require a "reward" upon completing it. The 50g isn't a "Congratulations! You beat the raid!" ... its more of it "Here's something random because we need to plug a reward at the end of this quest we've been using to keep track of your progress through the instance."

I mean, did it really seem that far removed and unrelated?

When you put it like this it makes a lot more sense, because you are actually sharing an opinion now.

Doesn't change the fact that clicking the big icon at the top of your screen and then getting a whopping 50g feels kinda lackluster. But, it's all a matter of opinion.

Cheers.

[Raynedrops]

It was totally relatable to the point. Some people like Raynedrops have a tad of trouble following basic logic. Not their fault my friend.

Person A: I don't like oranges.

Person B: Oranges grow on trees.

Now, while person B's response is related to oranges, it didn't really add anything meaningful to what person A said. All it did was tell person A something he most likely already knew, without adding any sort of new information or opinion.