No, keeps content relevant instead of getting your BiS with the drop alone. I would like to see procced gem sockets go away though. I'd rather have certain gear slots have sockets and some do not, similar to enchanting.
No, keeps content relevant instead of getting your BiS with the drop alone. I would like to see procced gem sockets go away though. I'd rather have certain gear slots have sockets and some do not, similar to enchanting.
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I know what you meant, I just don't agree with it. I think trinkets are the one thing that is OKAY to last more than a single tier. Sure you can forge the higher ilvl stuff in but then it has a max cap... whats sad is they blew their load with trinkets in NH....most of the trinkets in terms of what they do in ToS/ABT are pretty shit in comparison.
While it might keep others it does not keep me running outdated content outside of just for fun. The initial gearing aspect is just too shallow while relying on a multi RNG system to make up for it does not keep me interested. How mythic+ is handled is personally more interesting and part of what kept me playing Legion as long as I have.
Titanforging makes gear choices more interesting.
This is the first expansion ever where there's no "best in slot" gear, but a continual series of choices that makes improving your character more interesting.
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That's 100% because of legendaries and artifact relics, not titanforging.
I wouldn't say removed, but brought under control, right now it procs way too high.
And the ones that are world progression are even less.
And out of those, almost certain none of them are here saying it's cancer like old mate @jpedrote52.
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Well not really, because without titanforging, M+ dungeon gear would always be lower level than heroic raid gear, meaning that heroic raid gear would always be your BIS (at least for most pieces). Titanforging makes it so you have real choices of what piece of gear to wear.
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In reality very few people have any heavily titanforged gear. The most commonly worn titanforged gear is the M+ cache gear which always titanforges 20 ilvls.
But the choice is always interesting. Is the 960 piece you got from cache better than the 950 piece you got from the raid with better stats? The only way to know is to sim it. The choices are much more interesting than before, when you just looked up a chart which told you exactly which boss dropped your BIS for that slot.
From a casual standpoint, no. Getting titanforged gear is fun when it happens, and it doesn't feel punishing when you don't get titanforged gear because I can already do all the content I want to do regardless of whether titanforging exists or not. Titanforging just adds another layer of fun.
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This is because they balanced the drops with TF in mind. Without it, they probably would up the Ilvl to be on par with current tier for the higher keys.
This is the reason they removed reforging, having to sim everytime you get a new piece of gear is tedious.