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5/29/2015 2:46:04 PM
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Your logical fallacy is assuming that not only is everyone running three characters, but also assuming that those characters are all decked out enough to run the 34 & 35 PoE, and that everyone has the free time to grind everything out three times every week.
Try using common sense.
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Your problem is thinking those people are entitled to everything in the game. RPGs = the grind. Been that way a long time
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I've been playing RPG's since before they were called RPG's. Aside from you putting words in my mouth, where did I say that I think I'm [i]entitled[/i] to Etheric Light, or any other object in the game? I make a post about the availability and access to various aspects of the game, and I'm entitled? Pardon me for any offense, M'lord. I'll have your high-horse saddled and waiting for you in the stables shortly.
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I wouldn't describe you as entitled over all, but to some degree the ideas you've presented, yes. There's a 28 PoE, which is tons of fun, and I'm not great at PVP, but I thought ToO was tons of fun anyways. Beyond that, I don't see why there shouldn't be some degree of limited availability to high end gameplay. I don't think you would 100% disagree with that idea, but I do see that we differ on where the cut off should be. So in the interest of not putting words in your mouth, I will ask a question. How much time do you think would be appropriate for a player to obtain 3.1 Etheric Light per week? That number specific because that would allow you to upgrade all 27 weapons and 36 armor pieces from previous raids and IB
