Libiri

Unpayed wrote: »

These mules who grind for the main accounts only cares about feeding their fat-*** wallet and barely helps the community at all.
Run Rabbie Phantasm? Mulers get mules instead of people who would want to run it. Just be nice and ask for the drop if someone has it. If they don't give you it, then... you have the blacklist option. And that person's rep is tarnished.

I don't mind using a inventory mule to hold legacy stuff. But don't we have alt characters for such spaces?

Either way, Nexon needs to fix the Drop rates.

Heavily they need to grab other people instead of going alone. Best use of a pass/run is when everyone gets to have fun.

I'm acting as a supplier for my guild so I often have plenty of my inventory (on character, bank, pet, etc) filled with a bunch of materials for one thing or another. That's why I put the mementos on an alt account.

Heavily agree. I've never liked the idea of running a whole dungeon (like crom that can take an hour or more) just to get a loot box. When you tie progression to rng, you make it to where it is the lucky people who get to progress at a steady pace. As for the less lucky, they now have to grind out even more than what it should really take. I myself have less luck than others, though not horrible, and have seen others talk about their averages for one thing or another (like enchant successes). Crom did help fix this problem a little bit by adding the adamantine coins, but it still is such a HEFTY grind due to how many coins you need for one thing or another, and how much you get as a reward (I swear they skimped out on the rewards just so you have to grind longer and longer and longer and longer....oh hey energizer bunny, is nexon your cousin?). I'm fine with a grind, but it shouldn't take a lifetime to get part of what you need.

I think that anyone should be able to wield anything. I say giants should be able to wield bows and that since nexon abandoned atlatls. Yeah, they are touching throwing attack, but ignoring the weapon that goes with it.