Not entirely sure why this is being argued: Blizzard doesn't like the system and it's going away next expansion. I suppose the OP's comment about having a legendary catch up that's actually worthy something in the game for alts is worthwhile at this point.
Personally, I have about three legendaries on my main, one on two alts and zero on about 11 other alts -- all of them max level. Though I only play about 30-50 hours a month -- a while back that was enough to raid or PvP or do challenge modes -- and I don't do LFR every week. Just random dungeons and world quests mainly because I don't want to work a second job for the correct "dice" to "maybe" drop my best legendary for one of my alts (having every class at max and a couple duplicate classes for factions, some of which are mid 100s). I don't believe in the "easiest" or "most efficient" route and just play what content I want to play and have fun with. This has disallowed me -- from lack of trying, I admit, since I feel so inferior without any legendaries on my favorite alts -- to do casual normal or heroic raiding as a whole. As well as PvP or Mythic dungeons -- which are a poor replacement, in my opinion, to my beloved challenge modes.
I used to be able to just log on from the start of the expansion and raid as soon as it was open. Though playing lotto for five months (for my first two) until I got the worst three legendaries over the course of the expansion on my main just made feel... well. I now spend most of my time in other games, and am enjoying myself and waiting patiently for BFA to come. Perhaps it was because I have been kicked from groups for not having any legendaries on my alts before that left me with a sort of low self-esteem (at least, I was being belittled for it before we even started, and then kicked). Where once I could adapt to any mechanic almost instantly and maintain my rotations regardless of the class, now I just log in and stare at the screen with most of my characters and only experience new content like Argus on my Warrior at present.
This may not seem like a problem to the majority of the playerbase that says (and does) to do the most efficient things, all the time and one day you will get the legendary you want... with you gambling every 5-10 days if you are "actually playing" the game. Though all of the RNG in legion has been detrimental to me personally, and while I haven't complained much about it, I have went to greener pastures and found a game that rewards hard work rather than what we have now in WoW.
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What I want to know is what he thinks "nothing insane" is as far as playtime, particularly so as he clearly spends more time on his warrior main yet he has all his legos on his alt then he talks like, "all I do is x, y, z, a, and b since the Argus patch". I have 6 alts I leveled since the argus patch and I do comparable content weekly across all of them and the most I have on any of them is 5. What did he do before the Argus patch? I'd put money down that his story isn't exactly accurate.
I spend more time than I care to on this game and only have two characters but I'm still missing four on my Warlock and eight on my Mage (not including the crafted and two that come from Antorus). Admittedly I don't do much raiding except the occasional LFR and I have yet to engage in Mythic+ so it's not entirely unreasonable for someone to have most of their Legendaries at this point but definitely not without a heavy time investment. You can certainly lessen it to an extent by completing Mythic+ and raiding but those in themselves are a hefty time investment so there's no way around it.
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What's untrue is this nonsense you're trying to pass off.
Not completely ducked to be honest, my mate joined wow and hit 110 august. He's a fire mage and got all of his fire legendaries, two frost 1 arcane in three months, he hasn't played at all since around mid November. He did every mythic, every lfr, every normal, every heroic, and dozens of keystones a week. He was playing minimum 10 hours a day.
That being said, I don't recommend anyone doing it, like I said he doesn't play now and this is a direct result of his grinding. He got burnout
I explained a few posts before this what I do specifically on each character. Only difference with my warrior is I do ~6 invasion points a day. Before Argus, I did nothing different than what I do now except I obviously didn't do invasion points as they didn't exist, but the legendary acquisition was also comparably slower.
As far as the playtime, Tuesdays take a little longer as I tend to try to get my one M+ on each toon done that day, as well as the greater invasion and 3 invasion points for the weekly. So lets break it down:
Tuesday - 1h 35m total
Warrior:
1 M+: 30 minutes
1 emissary: 15 minutes
3 invasion points + 1 greater invasion: 20 minutes
3 more invasion points later at night: 15 minutes
Kill Argus rare WQs for argunite: 15 minutes
DH - 1h 5m total
1 M+: 30 minutes
1 emissary: 15 minutes
3 invasion points + 1 greater invasion: 20 minutes:
Rest of the week daily items:
Warrior - 1 hours daily +4-5 hours for raid/more M+
1 emissary: 15 minutes
3 invasion points: 15 minutes
3 more invasion points later at night: 15 minutes
Kill Argus rare WQs for argunite: 15 minutes
1 day a week raid for 4 hours, we clear heroic and are doing mythic. I will sometimes do another 1-2 M+ to help guildies get one done.
DH - 15 minutes daily + 2 hours for raid
1 emissary: 15 minutes
1 normal Antorus clear a week which takes less than 2 hours.
Add that all up, its ~12.5 hours for my warrior a week, with only 2 days being over 1 hour of stuff. DH is less than 5 hours a week. Like I said, you don't need to no life it, it's just a matter of being efficient.
I'm sorry you stink at time management, and also that you admittedly don't do any raiding or any mythic+ and I'm willing to bet you do 3 invasion points a week at max. Basically it sounds like you spend a ton of time in game doing nothing of substance. That's why legendaries seem so rare to you.
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If you play a lot your character stats in the armory and wowprogress absolutely do not agree with you. As I said to the person earlier, if you are playing a lot you are doing a lot of content with no substance that doesn't increase your chance at legendaries. You haven't even completed 50 world quests on your DK, you've completed exactly 1 mythic+. You don't have bad luck, you simply don't do anything.
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Except for the fact that I clearly stated I have most of mine on two characters. Doing nothing of substance? It's adorable you think there's any substance in raiding/Mythic+ when one is literally just dungeons but more tedious and the other is larger but still basically a more tedious variant of dungeons. None of that matters though because you're still trying to push the blatant lie that you're not a no-lifer despite evidence to the contrary.
The problem here is there's too much emphasis on legendaries. Just play the game the way you want to and not worry about this stuff. Just have fun.
honestly i've gotten a lot of legendaries from emmisary and raids. shit I got one on my pretty fresh 110 pally this weeks lockout in LFR.
At the very least your odds are pretty good running Normal/Heroic EN/ToV. Heroic is such a faceroll for those now that they are pretty easy to get in a pug group. I've not run heroic NH or ToS with an alt yet, but I cant imagine they are that hard to get in.
Re-rolled to a Boomkin, got all the Legendaries apart from the two I need, but on the up-side in 2 weeks i'll have the ones I need.
I haven't blamed anyone for anything other than you for lying.
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Unless you're someone who enjoys collecting items in the game and realize that Blizzard has an inexplicable fetish for removing content so you're on a perpetual deadline.
I'm actually not lying, but I am laughing at how sad you are to be in such denial. So please keep it up.