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[Yonbi-illidan (Yonbi)]

@Snozh-malganis

There was rep from day one in the raid.

A raid that was introduced 3 weeks or so into the patch.

@Snozh-malganis

This is the main issue. I myself had loads more free time back then as well. That’s why I was happy with the changes this tier because I could stay relevant with the guys that don’t work a lot of hours and have families.

I think they could go further and just remove it entirely.

Now that the grind is over, the game feels much much better. Login when you want to. Do what you want to. The way it should be.

I don’t have to remember to login and do my chores for 3 weeks, or then get bummed if I missed a day or 2, or god forbid you had a vacation during the first 3 weeks of patch launch.

@Snozh-malganis

You’re not comprehending why it was changed. The first week of the patch the main siding the Allies quest was reset every three days. Some people couldn’t comprehend that it was a three day quest reset so they didn’t do it and put it off (completely ignoring the timer and red text stating it was a 3 day quest). After the first reset a lot of people were really mad because they hadn’t payed attention and had missed being able to do a turn in.

@Linxy

We also agree that the 3-day timer doesn’t offer enough flexibility to complete its requirements multiple times a week.

With next week’s scheduled weekly maintenance in each region, the 3-day quest “Patterns Within Patterns” will become a Weekly Quest, and both its completion requirements and rewards will be increased to provide the same pace of progression.

Zereth Mortis Reputation

This principle is a good one. People shouldn’t feel like they need to play every day and people shouldn’t feel like when they play, the incentives don’t steer people towards the fun. So yeah, we hear the community concerns with overweighting rares. When rares constitute the lion’s share of the total rep that you can get in a day, that can create a sense of obligation to pursue them all. Since there are so many, this turns the daily acquisition of rep into a time-consuming process rather than som…

Turns out logging in daily is untenable for most.

So yeah, this is possibly the easiest “grind” to date. The shift in focus to the WQs was just to make it more palatable (20 minutes).

It still sucked. Deep down even Blizzard acknowledges requiring players to login daily is not great…but need to keep those MAUs and retention up somehow.

So requiring players to login for 20 minutes a day still doesn’t fundamentally solve the problem. It is less awful… still awful nonetheless.