My gripes about DDO
I was all for the new raid system which seemed fair. But with my many runs it now seems very unfair. I ran the reaver raid 19 times to date (since mod5) with 3 toons and have not landed one raid loot. That’s a far cry from 1 in 6. One of my toons was on his 20th run and of course the choice of raid loot for me was all the ones I could not use and or ones I already have(ones i had before mod 5). My choices were...(Shield, sword, tenderizer, scimitar, gloves, staff, head and napkin) gloves, napkin and head I had before mod 5 update. NO tomes. So I think this new system really stinks.
The new raid.
They developed it, tested it, and sold it. We played it and found a way to reach our goals but are told that it’s an exploit, that’s a joke. I wonder if the developers ever read some Greek history. 300 titans??? How did 300 kill so many, range weapons come to mind. You can’t blame players for being creative; the blame sits on developers who don’t have the foresight to see this.
Why does it seem when players like a quest and loot it dev’s get upset?
Looting is part of the game. When you are capped at 14 and you ran all the content what else is left to do? Looting provides a channel for those players who are capped and are in a perpetual hunt to increase their characters potential. Remember developers we pay to have fun, not to be punished. We keep you guys in business. Your job is to create new content and game balance. Please don’t say that looting or finding ways to finish the raids are creating unbalanced game play.
The services from the DM are horrible, when ever there are issues they tell you “we are sorry there is nothing that can be done”. However you look at it this game, it is a business on their end. If I did that in my business I would not have any clients. I feel like I’m paying someone to punish me. (Maybe I’m into S&M, sorry I don’t think so). We play to get away from RL and have fun. This game is not fun anymore.
Also, don’t tell me that my post will start a flame war and it won’t be published. Because it's not. It’s simply the truth.