I think they should just remove gear from LFR. The stated purpose was to allow casuals to see the story and endgame. DS at least is so easy in LFR mode, you don't need the gear from it anyways. Remove the gear and then let the casuals run it. It would be harder of course because non-casuals would see no reason to carry groups and people would only run it once.
The gear keeps people coming back and offers incentives to non-casuals to carry the group.
for the love of god will you people stop spewing ths crap. its a dungeon its gonna be bout gearing up, most raid guilds wont even let ya in now unless your decked out in at least lfr gear, seriously this kind of statement has been the most retarded arguement any one ever tryed to make bout this game.
the whole see content thing is bout why lfr is so danm easy not the actual lfr.
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The problem with the LFD/LFR loot system isn't the system itself. It's the people that abuse it. The system would work fine if the player base used it as intended. (I'm pretty sure Blizzard didn't intend on people rolling need on gear they don't just so they can trade it later.) Sadly the LFD/LFR (and WoW in general) is full of a-wipes who are too concerned with making other people suffer to be bothered with what Blizz actually intended.
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Agreed, but those people probably still wouldn't have seen the content (or at the very least, not as easily as they do now), without those geared/competent players carrying them. Without the loot there is no incentive for the better players out there to be running LFR, with the exception of working on new rotations, gear set ups, etc, which wouldn't be enough to balance out the skill difference. Everyone knows how brain dead easy LFR is, but the simple fact is even with a handful of decent healers/dps/tank, the last few fights are a headache having to deal with those who "want to see the content".
Even Blizzard has stated that it's simply a tool to see the content, nothing more.
You have 3/5 tier.
You have a chestpiece that is a few ilvls higher than the tier token that just dropped.
You can't roll on it, even though the 4 piece would push it to better.
No. Just no. On top of that, the game can't decide what's an upgrade to you. For me, I'd ditch an (just example numbers) ilvl400 mace without spirit for an 380 mace WITH spirit.
Just make LFR gear non-tradeable and not able to be vendored, and most of your LFR loot problems will go away.
What if I'm rolling for Off-spec, or my tier bonus?
Exactly right, also the point of getting loot in a raid is to make your character more powerful so you can down harder bosses and progress to the next guy or into new heroic modes.
If your a pure LFR raider you don't actually need the gear, like arden said is just so people who had no right skill wise ( or time wise) get to actually experience the content.
And if you are running alts through LFR and care allot about gear then run with guild mates , i run with 10-15 people and we all roll for each other.
What is a better item? is it the item with the higher ilvl?
What i read here, most people seems to think that itemlvl shows how good an item is...
what about weapons from DW? can u have a 397 and still upgrade on LFR 390?
Trinkets... what about those, are the 397 vortex better for my paladin then any other trinket? must be right, since its 397...
Tier pieces, we all know that 4 random pieces are better than 3x 397t13 and a 384, arent they?
well, just saying..
but i like the idea of " make them non tradeable and non vendorable" that would fix alot of the problem...
well, gtg, the guild is signing for LFR now to gear a new DK...
tier of lower ilevel is superior due to bonus -> prevents it being a SIMPLE check which means an extra few hundred lines of coding to programe in an exception to work for every single tier.
also several Trinkets are beter even though lower ilevel due to different procs.
no it just won't work
this system would require a "only 1 need+ roll item per raid" rule, otherwise bad equiped people have a major advantage on loot over good equiped people, because nobody will pass on loot in lfr because he allready got an item
Won't work.
I was flamed to hell and back in the first week of LFR because I won lower item level 384 tier peices to replace my 391 FL gear. "YOU HAVE BETTER LEGS ALREADY!" Yeah, and this 2P set bonus is worth 1.5k DPS, you'd be stupid not to lose a few agility for that.
The only thing that needs to change is making it so that gear can only be traded if it was distributed with Master Loot, meaning no trading in LFR/LFD. Problem, fricking, solved.
It would be nice but then people would just equip lower level gear when they actually went into LFR to get around it.
Also, there are times when 391 gear is not as good as 384 gear so that doesn't really work. Also in some cases you might have a piece of 397 in a particular slot but still need 384 for either set bonus or better itemization/socketing.
I think they should work on making the LFR loot less desireable for normal/heroic raiders to begin with when they go around to fixing it for MoP. Then you wouldn't have the problem of people in 391/7 wanting 384. Still have people needing on things to be annoying but maybe it would help some...
So much loot drama, I've seen guilds disband over loot too. If nothing else, then WoW could learn from SWtoR loot system - I LOVED that part. You know, predetermined obtainer. Though it could use some updates as to checking whether the person has the item already.
well i think its bull when ppl role on the gear when they have it and they turn around and give it to a guildy its just not fare they need to make it where if they have the gear or once owned the gear they cant get the roll bonuse on it. and if there rolling for of spec the need to come in that off spec ( token peices)