Sith Triumvirate Raid Feedback Thread
Hello Holotable Heroes, We have received a wide range of feedback about the newest raid, The Sith Triumvirate and we would like to hear more about your experience. Please include the following inf...
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Hello,
Thank you for this thread.
My guild normally does T5 raids right now.
We are 110M GP
I attempt to use Sith in P1 because they do the most damage for me. I do not have some of the highly recommended characters such as BB8 and RJT. I use assist teams, various Rebel teams, Sith in P2. I use Chex mix and Rebels, Sith, Assist teams in P3, and I am almost finished with a NS team that is hitting P4 now. Other than those teams, I throw whatever I can at it until I obtain some more useful comps like Troopers or Resistance.
Motivated/enjoyment:
I feel like I am a unique position. I took some time off of the game for 7 months. I actually left right before TB dropped. I returned at the end of March. I have been doing the Sith raid since then and learning from it. I believe it is the best raid of the three so far. It is the most detailed and makes you think the most. I love the risk/reward function when dealing with Sion. Also, the characters bring back good memories of 2003 when I played KOTOR.
Demotivated/dislikes:
As of right now, I am still playing catch-up with gear. The Sith raid does help, but it does not feel like I get very many rewards for the amount of time I put into the raid. The raid is pretty lengthy. My guild runs constant raids as we push for more gear and better progress. It takes a toll because it is now a daily thing in the game, which takes up too much time for me. Unfortunately, I have resorted to autoing some teams that can handle it because I'm tired of playing it out. We understand that we can drop down to a lower tier and take a break more often, but the rewards are not worth it to us.
I'm not sure what the answer is, but it may have something to do with the frequency. I have also experienced TB and TW for the first time along with the STR. I enjoy the larger quantity of rewards with the fewer monthly participation of TB/TW. My TB and STR take up the same amount of time daily, but the TB only happens a few times a month.
Thanks for listening!
Thank you for this thread.
My guild normally does T5 raids right now.
We are 110M GP
I attempt to use Sith in P1 because they do the most damage for me. I do not have some of the highly recommended characters such as BB8 and RJT. I use assist teams, various Rebel teams, Sith in P2. I use Chex mix and Rebels, Sith, Assist teams in P3, and I am almost finished with a NS team that is hitting P4 now. Other than those teams, I throw whatever I can at it until I obtain some more useful comps like Troopers or Resistance.
Motivated/enjoyment:
I feel like I am a unique position. I took some time off of the game for 7 months. I actually left right before TB dropped. I returned at the end of March. I have been doing the Sith raid since then and learning from it. I believe it is the best raid of the three so far. It is the most detailed and makes you think the most. I love the risk/reward function when dealing with Sion. Also, the characters bring back good memories of 2003 when I played KOTOR.
Demotivated/dislikes:
As of right now, I am still playing catch-up with gear. The Sith raid does help, but it does not feel like I get very many rewards for the amount of time I put into the raid. The raid is pretty lengthy. My guild runs constant raids as we push for more gear and better progress. It takes a toll because it is now a daily thing in the game, which takes up too much time for me. Unfortunately, I have resorted to autoing some teams that can handle it because I'm tired of playing it out. We understand that we can drop down to a lower tier and take a break more often, but the rewards are not worth it to us.
I'm not sure what the answer is, but it may have something to do with the frequency. I have also experienced TB and TW for the first time along with the STR. I enjoy the larger quantity of rewards with the fewer monthly participation of TB/TW. My TB and STR take up the same amount of time daily, but the TB only happens a few times a month.
Thanks for listening!
