Raid Limit

Rancor and Haat/Naat are on separate counters, so it follows reason that STR is on a separate counter as well. There should not be any issue with raid reward eligibility in rancor or haat/Naat due to STR raid runs.

"GhostTruckin;c-1488557" wrote:
Rancor and Haat/Naat are on separate counters, so it follows reason that STR is on a separate counter as well. There should not be any issue with raid reward eligibility in rancor or haat/Naat due to STR raid runs.

Do we know, exactly what those counters are? Sorry if it is a redundant question, but seeking definite clarification.

"keiths9216;c-1488568" wrote:

"GhostTruckin;c-1488557" wrote:
Rancor and Haat/Naat are on separate counters, so it follows reason that STR is on a separate counter as well. There should not be any issue with raid reward eligibility in rancor or haat/Naat due to STR raid runs.

Do we know, exactly what those counters are? Sorry if it is a redundant question, but seeking definite clarification.

Every day (at your guild reset time) your guild earns up to 600 tickets per player (equal to the amount of energy they spent during that time) for a total possible of 30,000 per day.

Each raid has a seperate ticket total and they -ALL- recieve the daily tickets. So summoning a Pit raid does not lower the amount of tickets you have to summon HAAT or Sith T raids.

Each raid has a maximum of 150k saved tickets. Any tickets that would be earned over this max are discarded and lost.

So if you earn 30,000 tickets per day, and a raid takes you so long to complete that you're hitting the ticket cap for that raid, you will -LOSE- the extra tickets.

If I recall correctly, rancor is 7 heroic in a two week period, and Haat is five in a two week period, STR , likely will fall into three per two weeks, possible four

"GhostTruckin;c-1488577" wrote:
If I recall correctly, rancor is 7 heroic in a two week period, and Haat is five in a two week period, STR , likely will fall into three per two weeks, possible four

Thank you!

No problem ;)