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Re: At a loss with the summoner fest event
There are 300,000 total earnable points, so yes you can reach the top milestone, even if you miss a few.Please break this down Mike. This is too vague and as I've looked over the points I'm not sure how this is going to work.
Re: Yeah cheating is extinct
When did anyone say it's extinct?Probably went to see the new Jurassic Park movie and learned a new word
Re: Compo
Why not? They turned 1 hr into 2 daysThat’s the “compensation package” they had to work on for almost a week of crud fights. KabammedWhile I agree the comp is poo
Let’s not turn ~2 days into a week… stick to facts
Re: Compo
So they mess up and give us the resources to finish the task after the mess up. They are in the wrong industry, they would make so much more money if they worked in construction...
Re: I hate the Side Quest
Lol. Again with name calling. Only people who can't form actual thoughts or arguments resort to name calling. Enjoy your day.There was no outing genius. There was no reason for the guy to talk down to me when I flat out said I didn’t know what showcase was. It’s elitist by people like you that try to belittle others. Live with that bully.Calling people names because you got outed for overreacting doesn't make you look any better or cooler.So I am guessing its the first time OP does a showcase?...Obviously, Mr Pompous. They have made so many changes this month I thought they changed SQ format. Soooooo sorry Mr Know-It-All and the rest of the “most of us know” group. 🙄
Yes it is mislabeled; most of us know what a showcase is, just by looking at the rewards we know its not the weekly SQ that we get every month.

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Re: I hate the Side Quest
Calling people names because you got outed for overreacting doesn't make you look any better or cooler.So I am guessing its the first time OP does a showcase?...Obviously, Mr Pompous. They have made so many changes this month I thought they changed SQ format. Soooooo sorry Mr Know-It-All and the rest of the “most of us know” group. 🙄
Yes it is mislabeled; most of us know what a showcase is, just by looking at the rewards we know its not the weekly SQ that we get every month.

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Re: At a loss with the summoner fest event
The real thing I don't understand about this event is: If the game team truly intended to set up the point thresholds this way, why did they bother making it a realm event?
The "realm" aspect of an event is meaningless if an individual has no vested interest in the performance of the community, and are solely focused on their own progress. It might as well have been a solo event.
If we look back at the first (unofficial) realm event, the necropolis run, we can see that the whole community rallied around that effort. Why? My theory is:
* The barrier to entry for an individual was challenging but reachable (a single run of necropolis)
* Once that barrier to entry was passed, the individual would receive all rewards achieved by the community.
These two elements meant that you, as an individual, had an incentive to achieve that necro run for yourself, and then you had an incentive to both cheer other people on, and do your own additional runs, with knowledge that you'd be helping out the community.
With this format, where individual thresholds will always be stricter than community targets, the community aspect of this event is simply irrelevant to every individual. It's a footnote. Nobody is going to do more than necessary to help our their friends, because they can't help their friends with their individual thresholds. And they couldn't do more than necessary even if they wanted to, because each individual's contribution is strictly limited.
I just don't get why they bothered to structure this in this way. If they simply made this a solo event, they probably would have gotten a lot less frustration. The community is looking for something to rally around. This is, by construction, simply not it.
The "realm" aspect of an event is meaningless if an individual has no vested interest in the performance of the community, and are solely focused on their own progress. It might as well have been a solo event.
If we look back at the first (unofficial) realm event, the necropolis run, we can see that the whole community rallied around that effort. Why? My theory is:
* The barrier to entry for an individual was challenging but reachable (a single run of necropolis)
* Once that barrier to entry was passed, the individual would receive all rewards achieved by the community.
These two elements meant that you, as an individual, had an incentive to achieve that necro run for yourself, and then you had an incentive to both cheer other people on, and do your own additional runs, with knowledge that you'd be helping out the community.
With this format, where individual thresholds will always be stricter than community targets, the community aspect of this event is simply irrelevant to every individual. It's a footnote. Nobody is going to do more than necessary to help our their friends, because they can't help their friends with their individual thresholds. And they couldn't do more than necessary even if they wanted to, because each individual's contribution is strictly limited.
I just don't get why they bothered to structure this in this way. If they simply made this a solo event, they probably would have gotten a lot less frustration. The community is looking for something to rally around. This is, by construction, simply not it.

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Re: This made me rage quit incursions
You’re all seeing it wrong not to push to sp3.
Now try it with these and this guy. Stun locking my way to 15.


Now try it with these and this guy. Stun locking my way to 15.

