[Feedback] RNG should leave (29.04.2016 UPDATE)
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If people are gonna argue RNG is the only thing making the game hard then they need to realize that is a bad thing to begin with.
If there actually was content that required high end gear (rares) to complete then the RNG regarding obtaining that level of gear could be lowered. At the same time rolling a dice on monster mods works ok in theory until you get that one monster that stacked 3-4 of them and instashots anyone. Mechanic difficulty over spike difficulty would be a lot welcome change (Izaro/Atziri is a nice example of a fight that is mechanically challenging). [2.2] The Vampire - Tanky 2H Axe Slayer Duelist - /view-thread/1611662 Last edited by Mannoth on Apr 23, 2016, 11:22:33 AM
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"Well, I mostly agree there. Not completely; I see poker as a skill game, and it has loads of randomness, including "spikes" that require skill to properly manage. (Many a PoE forum QQer just doesn't know when to fold 'em.) But randomness is definitely NOT the only thing which makes poker hard, and if it was it wouldn't be a skill game at all. So there's definitely a lot wrong with the "RNG is the only thing making PoE difficult" argument. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted. Last edited by ScrotieMcB on Apr 23, 2016, 11:34:23 AM
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" Locking your account won't stop GGG from looking at the stuff you have , and if you lie about anything this post won't be taken seriously . Honestly , half the stuff you said seems made up and even if it isn't you still have TRADING in this game . And since the game is not solo self found at its core , you can complain about not getting drops all day and still won't be taken seriously by people who actually trade ( like 99 % of the population lol ) . Think about it and stop being a drama queen , oh and btw I bet you have at least 2 x 6 links in your account and T1 uniques - so man up and don't lie . R.I.P 4.B. Last edited by tryhardgg on Apr 23, 2016, 11:47:42 AM
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"Although I agree with your core point, it's definitely not 99%. Chris Wilson recently said on State of Exile that the average PoE player doesn't make it to Normal Brutus (due in large part to it being a free-to-play game which many players only play for an hour or so), so it's clearly less than 50%. I imagine you really meant "endgame population," but still, that's survey work and it's best not to pull statistics out one's butt until some effort at data collection is made. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted.
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" " This explain everything. This SWJ pretty good example why SWJ = cancer. As always talk about trading as excuse for RNG, nothing new there, copy paste as always. Didn't read my post and still make stupid argument taken from ass. Now tell me where did i said something about not having anything listed in OP? You just can't read or didn't read post at all and make a lie as fact or just bs. I used lot of orbs, vaaled gems, farm maps, etc (never said how poor i am and this is opposite in my thread as i listed so many stuff that you or some of community don't have) and my post was about how "unlucky" rng and "lucky" rng gave WAY too much different/gap and explain with my example/experience. I vaaled x15 3lvl Empower and got zero 4lvl, vaaled tonnes 20/20 gems and got ONE 21/20 gem, used more then 4000 Fusings on Perandus league and got zero 6L FROM IT (but i bough and used Vorici to make 6L after that), i have few 100 lvl chars but i set how bad my rng was as i almost 99% time never get map return when other getting, i stated and explained it all, but you my little SWJ never seen it as you can't read at all. Well, we can see who there RNG lovers are. Special funny to see no challenge and full private account. Necropolis master craft service Necropolis My IGN TreeOfDead
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" You realize that this is the exact reason why D3 was absolutely hated on in the first place right? Trading isn't just a 'safety' net, it's actually necessary for progress unless you are running a metabuild of the league. Self-founding an EQ build is easy, self founding from the ground up a physical damage wand build is a totally different story. |
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" actually, I was talking about the possibility of losing big, so poker definitely qualifies, especially the NL variant. what you're talking about is more of a traits of an ideal winning player in poker. | |
"Is it even possible for you to post without hyperbole? "Exactly the reason..." for some players, I guess, but there was a LOT of bad design decisions (and downright sabotage by the botting industry) involved. "Necessary for progress..." if your idea of progress is gaining against other players on the ladder, perhaps, but even a couple Chaos a day is technically progress. What I feel you're trying to say, as usual, is that it's optimal, and thus players feel an overwhelming urge to participate. While I would disagree with this statement for casual players, I do think there is a certain point in mapping, somewhere around mid-tier maps, where you sell items for currency (and perhaps trade for some maps) or sustainment becomes nigh-impossible. So yeah, rather big push to sell if you want to take your character that far, and trading for gear is better than crafting it for virtually everyone. Is this a bad thing? I don't think so. Even then, it is completely possible to enjoy the game from a "defeat Merciless Malachai then reroll a new character" perspective without trading at all, and in that sense the push to trade isn't nearly as hard as you make it out to be. When Stephen Colbert was killed by HYDRA's Project Insight in 2014, the comedy world lost a hero. Since his life model decoy isn't up to the task, please do not mistake my performance as political discussion. I'm just doing what Steve would have wanted. Last edited by ScrotieMcB on Apr 24, 2016, 2:12:29 AM
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" oh please spare us the theatrics today I spent 300+ fuses out of 400 something Ive had, trying to get a 5link (not even a 6L) a shitty bow I bought for 2c vorici 5L is 150 fuses. was it irrational to spend these many fuses on a bow that was below 1ex (well it was very undepriced but thats not the point) ? yes, most likelyt. yet I was in control of my bankroll (orbs) and was content with losing big if I needed to. and I did. and I liked it. it was glorious. the concept of bankroll management is vital to playing poker. the rule of thumb there is, play at stakes where losing big still won't put a huge dent in your bankroll. this means, dont spend all your rent money playing $3-6 limits and rather grind .10-.20 limits if losing over 500 dollars is really bad for your finances. exact same thing applies to poe. if you (you in particular) play so much as you claim, all those things you've described should be non-consequential. it should be peanuts to you. and if they're not, you shouldn't have gambled on them in the first place. the problem here is a simple one- you cannot take losses, bad ones in stride. OR you cannot manage your bankroll. or (most likely) both. so please tell me, how can some of the best professional poker players endure bad streaks that can last months and literally, years. https://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/Polarizing.aspx?Show=All#graph do you know who this is ? this is phil ivey, one of the most feared cash nosebleed stakes poker players in the world who has at least 5 WS bracelets. https://www.highstakesdb.com/profiles/Isildur1.aspx?Show=All#graph do you know who this is ? this is the guy who is widely was (and is) considered the best online poker player they play poker professionally. they grind more hands than you do poe. easily. and yet we don't hear them complaining how 'smart and fair' stuff is. and poker has far less variance than poe. the more these guys play, the more RNG will even out for them (provided they didnt lose their skills/presence). as far as poe, RNG will even out as you play more and even more. long-term things like vaaling empowers will likely be unprofitable (price of lvl 3 empowers been tanking lately from what IVe seen, especially corrupted ones). running maps will always be unprofitable long-term if xp and more map returns are expected. Last edited by grepman on Apr 24, 2016, 2:20:26 AM
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