The loot goes directly into my bag. Good luck forcing me to trade it.
Itâs easy for a guild to force you to tradeâŚdo it or you donât get to raid.
And thatâs the reason I donât run with a$$hats. Again, good luck forcing me to trade it.
Sure, thatâs why they locked it but it makes their âplayer agencyâ argument empty. Thatâs protection, not choice.
Master Loot should only be for a 100% guild group.It feels really bad to get a bit of gear that is useless to me,that I can not give to a guildie that could use it because of personal loot.
I think he needs to transmog his fit.
Itâs a really out of date take when he talks about trials. Heâs been in the same guild for 15 years, and he doesnât do any recruiting. You can tell if you want someone on your raid team now by looking at logs. You donât need to trial them for a month to see if they are good, you already know before they even join the guild. A trial period might last for a farm night or two just to get a feel for their personality, but I never heard of trials not getting loot for weeks/months in Legion.
Also he says in the video that you can still trade if you want to, which is a lie. If they remove the trade restrictions, even if itâs just between guild members, then the system would be fine.
Good riddance.
I donât like a lot of decisions he makes, but the death in fire of Master Loot is one I wholeheartedly agree with.
I think it removes choice from game. Master loot wasnât a problem until he made it one.
Iâm fine with the way the system is currently. You can still offer up your loot to others if you wish (so long as itâs not an item level upgrade). However, item level is not the deciding factor in whether a piece of gear constitutes an upgrade.
The issue is that the development team has done an incredibly poor job balancing corruptions, tertiaries, and stat weights. A 445 item with IS III or TD III shouldnât be able to outcompete a 475 item with VR II, for example. A 450 object with (in my case as a disc main) with crit/haste shouldnât outperform a 460 one with vers/mast.
Instead, what I think should happen is that the functionality of RC Loot Council gets baked into the game and the ilvl âupgradeâ caveat gets removed (bonus loot should always remain locked to trading, imo). You kill boss, loot gets assigned via personal loot, players have a choice to offer up their loot for trade instead of having it immediately confiscated by guild leadership.
Like I said above, this doesnât solve the problem because the raid leader/loot council can still force you to give your loot to someone else.
This just adds an extra step to ML but the system would still be there.
Indeed, in another thread, I asked what would happen if someone didnât want to give up an upgrade to them to give someone else a bigger upgrade, and I was told the player would eventually be kicked or benched.
If trading restrictions are removed, then even if you get an upgrade, you can and will be forced to give it up or be kicked from your guild, while being told youâre selfish the whole way.
âŚyou hide your loot from your guild?
Arenât they your friends?
This is how it is now, too. PL doesnât make loot untradeable unless itâs the highest iLvl piece you have⌠and that restriction quickly goes away.
Idk itâs kinda exhausting reading all the replies from people who donât understand how PL even works now, because it makes it pretty obvious they didnât know how ML worked back then either
Yes they are my friends and I will gladly give it up if itâs a bigger upgrade for them. I never loot in any pug setting, ever. They canât cry over what they donât know about.
Donât need ML.
Didnât get raid gear? Go run Mythic +.
Gearing up is so easy now-a-days ML doesnât really matter.
Made more sense when getting gear from raiding was the only way.
Iâm for personal loot, itâs not perfect but itâs superior to ML. Also what does his character have to do with any of this?
Oh, okay. You were talking about PUGs mostly. Thatâs cool. Most people I know of that want ML want it to stay very far away from PUGs, because thatâs where almost all of the abuse happened that unfortunately resulted in organized raiding guilds being labelled the same.
Itâs easy for a guild to force you to tradeâŚdo it or you donât get to raid.
It sure sounds like this isnât a guild Iâd want to raid with anyway
Like I said above, this doesnât solve the problem because the raid leader/loot council can still force you to give your loot to someone else.
A lot of people are saying this, but if this was going to be a widespread issue, we would have seen this happen in BFA. Item level is almost meaningless outside if you can trade an item or not, so you could have a 475 weapon equipped, and another 475 weapon could be a massive upgrade. In your âwhat ifâ scenario, players would be forced to give up their upgrade, because it would be tradable, except we havenât seen any evidence that there is widespread abuse of this. So logically we canât assume it will magically happen if trade restrictions are removed.