Make loot more common but…
It can have non primary stats on it. People just want a little reward like a child getting a cookie so just give them something, anything, and theyll be happy. Maybe even give a toy along with it like a happy meal.
Any thoughts? Im mclovn this idea!
You mean gear without primary stats? Why would that make them happy?
I have an idea that’ll save blizzard a great deal of money. Remove stats from gear and give a stat budget instead.
so you want to add the noobtrap of potentially giving people plate with agility on it?
Other games have tried the loot pinata approach (looter shooters typically) and all it leads to is a frustrating inventory management experience.
Isn’t loot pretty common anyway?
Except shoulders, can’t get one for the life of me.
BFA had more loot and ppl complained and it’s been downhill for loot ever since.
Bad enough they lowered the ilevel loot from WQ/seige/cooking event.
What is with you and kids on your posts?
Loot?!! We don’t need no stinking loot!! We need a token towards loot when we get no loot. Fool!!
I dunno, seems it already exists in a way.
This Druid has gotten two strength/plate items off the WB.
Literal vendor trash, the common 72 odd gold we all love to see would have been better.
Imagine if when we killed bosses or did dungeons we got some kind of currency.
And then, maybe at a rate of every other week, we could use that currency to obtain a powerful item in any slot, with stats of our choosing, at an item level appropriate with the content we did. And maybe later, if we really like that item, and are doing harder content, we could upgrade it to the higher item level version.
Ah, the dream….
Im not mclovin this idea.
This just sounds annoying.
Dang, should of used my vulpera.
Ah well. You win some you lose some.
So basically world rares already. I got me a nice snazzy gun this week on both my warrior and DK for doing menial chores for a walrus. At least the warrior learned the mog for it…
I already get cloth, mail, and plate items. None of it makes me happier except for the gold they give.
I never understood people complaining about excess loot to vend out, aside from the obvious anti-casual threads that were outraged that casuals were getting gold from vending out the vendor trash they got from doing world quests.