Asked for T5, got T4. Now I have to waste acuity for a recraft

It’s a combination of their ridiculous belief that crafting gear should be a social activity, when it isn’t, it’s people spamming in trade with add-ons and using semi automated add-ons to whisper people based on keywords to snipe customers. As soulless and non social n activity as could be.

The practical reason they might be clinging to this though, is that most people don’t understand the crafting system. And would become frustrated if they put up some garbage order with 1 star mats and the order never filled(because it’s impossible to do so, even with concentration).

They should have scrubbed private orders entirely and just had a combination of public orders with required quality as an option, and public buy orders. Completely seamless transactions without spamming in trade.

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A good person would read the note and either follow it, or not take the commission.
Just because youre allowed to do something doesnt mean its something that should be done.

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God, I wish I could upvote this 1000x

Public Orders tell me people don’t care about quality even if they obviously prefer top quality. They’re trading quality for ease and convenience. I don’t judge how they weighted these.

Public Orders have a minimum quality level: It’s one star.

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No
You not understanding the crafting system does not make it bad. The system does what it is made to do and it does it well.

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And i do agree with that too.
People can give back any rank regardless of what notes you leave or how big a tip you provide.
It is rolling the dice so you should be prepared for the worst outcome.

Nope. There’s no moral highground here. They placed an order, someone filled it to the letter.

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Okay well you know my stance on that.
Good people dont do it :slight_smile:
Lets us agree to disagree there

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Not the letter in the note, no.

Again, I wish I could like this 1000x

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You can making a personal order.

But you can’t lock rank 5 for most recipes. Most recipes will require some concentration to make a max rank item, so the usually the max minimum you can post is rank 4

Edit: I haven’t actually thought about this. You had to have the minimum level to craft things in Dflight but then ingenuity was different. Not going into a long winded explanation of why, those who know, know.

The note is irrelevant to the order itself.
You knew this going in, and you based your expectations around getting lucky with public orders before.

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Yea sure… But maybe the stupid system shouldn’t be stupid in the first place. Not having ranks on public orders is such a dumb idea. Why blizzard always has a caveat of b.s. that you have to accept with any of their systems is beyond understanding.

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Then remove it.

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Then why does the game reward bad people?

That’s exactly what I do. I pass over orders that ask for T5 if I can’t make T5. Because I do that, I lose the tip, and because the person who took the OP’s order did not do that, he got the tip.

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Same here, which is why I posted this thread. I’ve passed over orders I couldn’t fulfill instead of taking money from people.

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It being there or not is entirely irrelevant.
You would have got what you got whether you had a note or not.

I wouldn’t say it’s the system that’s dumb when there’s a clear solution and people are actively railing against using it.

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Oh now it’s not ENTIRELY relevant. A minute ago it was irrelevant. Glad we cleared that up.

i only use public for enchanted crests since they have no star rank and you can just give the lowest quality mats too :wink:

anything else i have to ask trade chat until someone nice whispers me. extra steps for no reason tbh. it’s not like it builds the community… i never meet or talk to the crafter again lol.

guild orders seem pretty neat but i never happen to use it. turns out i tend to want the item NOW and not wait for guildies to login who knows when heh

It being beyond your understanding is your problem. Especially when Blizzard’s explanation has been posted multiple times in this thread.

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It never was.

It was always irrelevant.