mechanic? You think other people have
an advantage over you because you can't
get those curios on farm or something?
Just make mirkwood offerings and play
the game. I get a crap ton of exp and I
chain study mirkwoods.




This fate system is a very effective at making bots less effective than human players (forcing varied play in order to generate rares seems to be what jorb's hinting at). I'm actually quite excited about it, although I'd prefer more clarity as to how it works but I get that would make it easier for botters to circumvent.Shrapnelx wrote:Botters will always bot, you cant stop them, look at every other major game company and their hacker/botter problems, the more money they throw at the issue, the more the hackers/botters get creative and push back, its an eternal tug-of-war that nobody but the legit playerbase gets punished for, don't risk hurting the legit players just to stop a problem that cant be completely stopped.
Always some sort of secrecy that is required to keep the mechanic working as intended, im ok with that.Sevenless wrote:
I'd prefer more clarity as to how it works but I get that would make it easier for botters to circumvent.
So if I try and use my forager to single-handedly get 10 pearls from harvesting, and boiling mussels to make a pearl necklace, I won't be successful?jorb wrote:I think you may be mistaken in that.Рortgas wrote:It's not a problem for a botter to farm 5000 mussels and still get some pearls from it
I can make you example too:czaper2 wrote:You didn't get the point of my anecdotal story at all, it wasn't about a pearl necklace. It was about time, effort, and risk put in being rewarded.Lojka wrote:just play and explore
You might be, but likely not from simply bruteforcing the matter, much like you will not be getting many experiences if you only spam for one of them.rye130 wrote:So if I try and use my forager to single-handedly get 10 pearls from harvesting, and boiling mussels to make a pearl necklace, I won't be successful?