The trinkets can be coined, so you could have 5+ shots a week if you were that way inclined.
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That's a pretty big swing though going from 1 who got the trinket and another who got theirs 12weeks later that's a pretty extreme case, even then the gap will reduce weekly (providing we don't still get the upgrade tokens to bank until it drops in which case once it drops the gap would close instantly).
Uh... because this is vastly different? This item only drops at 940 and can only be upgraded once a week. This is extremely different than how other systems work. Titanforging is not something you work towards, it's something that you have zero control over. You can't make your relic better by farming shit weekly. You just have that relic and are entirely at Blizz's RNG mercy.
You're thinking of this in terms of normal looting but here's a better way to think about it: What if Legion started off with regular weapons and your artifact weapons were random drops? What if you couldn't farm AP AT ALL until you received that drop? Do you not think that's very different? Because this isn't the case of having or not having the item, this is the case that there is a progression system DIRECTLY linked to an item that you may or may not ever get. If you can't even start on that progression system until after you randomly get lucky then there's a huge problem.
And you can't compare these to legendary items at all. Those were exceedingly rare. These trinkets are common enough that everybody will have one eventually. Legendary items were also not entirely random either. It's one thing to say "Hey, this is our main tank. He's getting Thunderfury", but completely different would be if the Bindings were just randomly assigned to a player on boss kill. "Well, I guess the hunter got his legendary weapon because RNG said he won it without letting us get it"
Also, the upgrade tokens aren't random at all. They're a guaranteed 100% drop.
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Yet again, more examples that are irrelevant. The trinket may be less farmable than other raid gear, but you can still farm it.
The ridiculousness of this is that the raid released yesterday, and some of you are here acting disgusted that you didn't get the trinket on your very first kill and somehow that's going to destroy your chances for a Mythic World First kill.
There's really, like, no way to spin that to make it sound less entitled. It's not special. There were no guarantees. It's a boss drop and you didn't get it. Suck it up.
Better luck next week.
That's not what people are complaining about. You have this so wrong lol
People are only concerned with whether or not the item level upgrade item will be available to you regardless of whether or not you have the item. This is ultimately an item you level up by getting a guaranteed 100% 5 item level increase weekly. If you only give that item to people who are lucky, then you're just having RNG laugh at your face.
This has nothing to do with the trinket drop rate. It has everything to do with whether or not everybody shares that 5 item level bonus item regardless of if they actually received the trinket.
Sounds like you have a trinket and are entirely at the mercy of Blizzard's RNG.
I still see no difference. You're just moving goalposts to justify the piss and vinegar. You got a 940 trinket, and now you're waiting to upgrade it. There's, like, literally no difference. It's RNG. Artifact relics = RNG. Legendaries = RNG. Titanforging = RNG. Trinket dropping = RNG. And if upgrades end up not being 100% droprate, well... guess that = RNG. Welcome to World of Warcraft: Legion.
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So, all this fuss is over an upgrade that gives you 5 ilevels each week? I'm so glad things like this don't bother me.
It's even worse than I thought. Wow.
You crazy? The entire reason high end guilds do split raids at all is specifically because they need that gear.
If you think these guilds aren't going to try as hard as possible to maximize the amount of these trinkets that they have for progression, you are nuts.
It's just like how these guilds dealt with legendaries early on, run 5+ characters per person, and bring whichever ones got the items you want into the raid.
Sorry no screenshot, it was mentioned on the forums that Belur the pally that got both the legendary and regular trinkets coined the regular so I was skeptical but a guildy did coin their trinket the other night in our raid.
So sadly will only need to take it at face value until there's more concrete than my word.
Nevertheless, excited ^^