Checkup on the Sith Triumvirate Raid [MEGA]
<<ORIGINAL DEV POST>> "CG_SBCrumb;d-183922" wrote: Hi Holotable Heroes! We launched a ton of changes to the Sith Triumvirate recently and we want to know how it went for you! Did your Guil...
Forum Discussion
What GP is your Guild?
120M GP
What tiers did your Guild try?
T6
How long to complete those Tiers (1,2,3... or Heroic)?
Couple days
Did you feel like you received better rewards for completing the Raid? (Not factoring in the shorter time to complete)
Better, maybe. Top rewards are decent. Bottom rewards are still *horrible*. Outside of maybe the top 10, there is no incentive to put effort into it other than to not piss off your guild mates.
Do you feel your Guild is able to grow to be able to beat the next tier in the future?
Yes, but nothing much about the raid helps that. There are enough mechanic/damage/armor differences that teams that are suggested for T7 are not necessary for T6. Most importantly, there's just no way to know from T6 whether you're ready from T7. Ideally, there should be a more gradual change (e.g. T6 has lower health/damage than T7, but you still can only use troops once) or there should just straight up be a way to "practice" T7 without wasting days of tickets with practically guaranteed failure.
The reward from the raid does not feel like it accelerates that growth at all.
Which change did you like the most?
Health drops. T6 is now faster than T5 was. Before, the Sith raid below HM was the worst effort/reward ratio in the game. It's still may be now, but at least it's improved.
Which change did you like the least?
Loot improvements. It just wasn't enough for lower ranks and is still kind of meh for top ranks for the effort needed to get there.
How has your overall experience changed since the update?
It's more tolerable now, and goes faster, but still feels like it's more work than the reward. One downside not mentioned is that since the damage doable in different phases is sooo drastically different but yet the raid still takes days, the top score is more likely to be someone who was able to attack the raid at the right times vs the person with the "best teams". E.g. If you can't play for like 12 hours and your team blows through P2 and P3 in that time and you return for P4, you're probably out of the top 10 no matter how good your teams are.
120M GP
What tiers did your Guild try?
T6
How long to complete those Tiers (1,2,3... or Heroic)?
Couple days
Did you feel like you received better rewards for completing the Raid? (Not factoring in the shorter time to complete)
Better, maybe. Top rewards are decent. Bottom rewards are still *horrible*. Outside of maybe the top 10, there is no incentive to put effort into it other than to not piss off your guild mates.
Do you feel your Guild is able to grow to be able to beat the next tier in the future?
Yes, but nothing much about the raid helps that. There are enough mechanic/damage/armor differences that teams that are suggested for T7 are not necessary for T6. Most importantly, there's just no way to know from T6 whether you're ready from T7. Ideally, there should be a more gradual change (e.g. T6 has lower health/damage than T7, but you still can only use troops once) or there should just straight up be a way to "practice" T7 without wasting days of tickets with practically guaranteed failure.
The reward from the raid does not feel like it accelerates that growth at all.
Which change did you like the most?
Health drops. T6 is now faster than T5 was. Before, the Sith raid below HM was the worst effort/reward ratio in the game. It's still may be now, but at least it's improved.
Which change did you like the least?
Loot improvements. It just wasn't enough for lower ranks and is still kind of meh for top ranks for the effort needed to get there.
How has your overall experience changed since the update?
It's more tolerable now, and goes faster, but still feels like it's more work than the reward. One downside not mentioned is that since the damage doable in different phases is sooo drastically different but yet the raid still takes days, the top score is more likely to be someone who was able to attack the raid at the right times vs the person with the "best teams". E.g. If you can't play for like 12 hours and your team blows through P2 and P3 in that time and you return for P4, you're probably out of the top 10 no matter how good your teams are.
