RAID Length

There are no personal awards in the Sith and Rancor raids. My guild completed the Sith raid in 45 mins but we have to wait 2 days to get the rewards. It is ridiculous to have to wait that long.

"Thorvald85;c-2422224" wrote:
There are no personal awards in the Sith and Rancor raids. My guild completed the Sith raid in 45 mins but we have to wait 2 days to get the rewards. It is ridiculous to have to wait that long.

What difference does it make

"BubbaFett;c-2422246" wrote:

"nfidel2k;c-2422242" wrote:

"TVF;c-2422234" wrote:

"Thorvald85;c-2422224" wrote:
There are no personal awards in the Sith and Rancor raids. My guild completed the Sith raid in 45 mins but we have to wait 2 days to get the rewards. It is ridiculous to have to wait that long.

What difference does it make

CG isn’t in danger of losing people who are fine with it. There are players who already think the game is too slow and grindy. But it’s their game, so *shrug*.

There are also players that hate having to spend time at given intervals to get ahead in the game and complain when everything can't be simmed..... also *shrug*.....

True. So evaluate the complaints on an individual basis. Just because you are ok with it doesn’t make it invalid though.

Best option IMO would be to just let people keep attacking on legacy raids. Gives everyone something to do, I doubt even the strongest guilds can break the damage storage limits, keeps it fun. But I assume there is a reason we can’t for them even though we can for Krayt.

"scuba;c-2422261" wrote:

"Thorvald85;c-2422224" wrote:
There are no personal awards in the Sith and Rancor raids. My guild completed the Sith raid in 45 mins but we have to wait 2 days to get the rewards. It is ridiculous to have to wait that long.

Once the excess tickets run out, no matter how fast you complete it you can only get heroic str rewards every 3 days.
The only difference is, are you waiting 3 days for raid to open to get rewards or are you waiting 3 days for the raid to end to get rewards. Still 3 day wait between getting rewards.

To some people it is more stressful/frustrating to wait once something is completed rather than waiting to start, even if the time to reward is the same. This is not a right/wrong thing but a preference one. Unless they figure out a way to individualize it, you will have group(s) of disappointed people on these issues.

The smart thing is to not mess around with reward intervals at all once they are established. Unless the intention is to remove overall rewards, of course. Then irregular intervals makes sense to keep up a behavior during periods of absent rewards.

For those who need em, I'll be selling newly folded tinfoil hats for no more than the price a discounted hyperdrive bundle a pop!