8 years ago
How to fix Raid Reward System
I usually finish in the top 5 in my guild's raids, and from the chat, i've seen it happen a ton, that someone who finish's significantly below me will get better gear or completed gear and I'll get handed a bundle of something i already have 200+ of...
Doesn't seem fair right?
How about this idea...
After a raid finalizes, a treasure room opens, and raid participants are given staggering windows of time to enter and select the gear they want based on the order that they finished in. This gives top finisher the chance to actually get what they need OR bypass high level gear so that lower members who worked out an arrangement can get it to get up to speed faster.
I wouldn't mind taking 40 mk3 droid callers and not having to farm them for a week and letting lower ranked guild members take completed furnaces, but when it comes time for me to get the gear i want, i should be able to select it and not just deal with random drops.
If a player misses their window for treasure, it moves to the next person, but anyone who was skipped can login at that point and take whatever is left until it's all gone. Seems much more fair.
Doesn't seem fair right?
How about this idea...
After a raid finalizes, a treasure room opens, and raid participants are given staggering windows of time to enter and select the gear they want based on the order that they finished in. This gives top finisher the chance to actually get what they need OR bypass high level gear so that lower members who worked out an arrangement can get it to get up to speed faster.
I wouldn't mind taking 40 mk3 droid callers and not having to farm them for a week and letting lower ranked guild members take completed furnaces, but when it comes time for me to get the gear i want, i should be able to select it and not just deal with random drops.
If a player misses their window for treasure, it moves to the next person, but anyone who was skipped can login at that point and take whatever is left until it's all gone. Seems much more fair.