Who Think Caviler Difficulty Needs a Change in Rewards?
DarkSoulDLX
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Also Please Bring Back Completion Rewards!!!
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Also completion rewards are still there, they are just spread out on the paths now.
The rewards are underwhelming though. It doesn’t need much, just a bit more 6* shards and guaranteed value
Think they need to either find a way to "shorten" this, or to enhance the rewards, because I think even in a couple of months it will feel like a massive chore and not overly rewarding.
They said the intent is for the rewards not to get stale in a few months, but if they are disappointing on release, they will be extremely outdated within a few months imo.
I don't think it needs to be anything crazy, but doubling the 6* shards and maybe adding another 5-10 6* stones would potentially make it more enticing. Even if they made the generic stones in the "challenge" quest 6* generics instead of 5* generic it would be something (I don't understand why 5* sig stones are in the hard challenge to begin with.. 5 of those is like nothing).
Also really sick of seeing level 1 and 2 health potions in challenging content. They need to make these level 3 or 4 health potions so it's actually relevant to pick your path to grab items. A level 1 or 2 effectively does nothing for the champs we are using.
2) variant 5 is a one time thing, not a monthly event
You need to check your own math. "vastly more in the range of 6* shards" ? Maybe refresh yourself because Variant 5 had exactly 5000 6* shards, which is the SAME as Cav difficulty.
On top of the same number of 6* shards, there were 25k 5* shards instead of 15k, The equivalent of 5 T5B as opposed to less than one in Cav, WAAAAAAY more T2A, T4B, T4CC when you factor in the value of the rank up gems.
I understand it is one time content, but my point is the level of effort required was similar, and it was vastly more rewarding. I am not suggesting Cav should give us what V5 did, but the rewards are a drop in the bucket, and the content took WAY too much time for what it provided as rewards.