**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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It is an 8 week piece of content that is quite fun and relatively challenging.
75% t5cc is nothing. As a day1 TB, not doing map7, i currently have 15 r3s, with more on the way (lack of t5b).
Will this change anything for higher tbs? nope. This just sets us up to have t5cc for r4s. This makes no difference to tbs whatsoever. New TBs get a chance to start on tb level challenges, which, without skill and experience, they re gonna struggle anyways. In the end, it doesnt really matter.
Getting a t5cc is easy with the above. There was no skill check to getting t5cc, just an aegon and 5k units check. And that's how most people did it from the options available:
https://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/265607/how-did-you-get-the-t5cc-for-thronebreaker#latest
Is sop easier? Yes.
But.
To get from cav to TB (and the mists of time may have lessened the memory of the pain) means beating mordo, champion, Medusa, capiw, Mysterio and the grandmaster. There are far more roster checks in beating act 6 than there are in getting a t5cc.
There used to be a 5k unit premium, top end, plus aegon requirement to getting a whole t5cc in the past. I actually think that this change therefore represents fair progress.
Additional TBs is not going to unbalance the game.
That will be relics.....
If you're a high skill player there's a steep but short path to TB, and the hardest leg of it is probably getting T5C selectors from the Abyss. If you're a medium skill player there's a more conventional path to TB (now) that involves slowly acquiring T5CC from monthly content and Variants and building roster to have reasonably strong options for easy path Act 6 completion. If you're a low skill player there's a very low skill but probably very long path to TB that gets there eventually that involves slowly building up a gigantic roster of strong R2 and even R3 champs from monthly content to overwhelm Act 6.
At the end of the day, it comes down to credibility. Everyone has to decide whether a poster has credibility, based on what they say and how they present what they say. Credibility is not the same thing as accuracy, by the way. I get things wrong all the time, because I make careless errors or I have some misunderstanding. Even if you believe I'm credible, that doesn't make me infallible. Although it is rare for me to make an obvious error that goes unchallenged, so at least there's that: if I make a mistake, chances are higher you'll find out about it when I make that mistake than when another random person does.
If someone wants to agree with me, that's cool. If they want to disagree with me, that's also cool. If someone wants to quote or reference me (to amplify or to refute), that's why I post, so have at it. But while I appreciate it, no one should feel the need to defend me. I've been here for a long time and I don't take things too personally, so I'm not going to be discouraged from posting any time soon. I think my posts speak for themselves, and everyone is free to judge them on their content.
Having said all of that, I will say that only an idiot would lie about having conversations with the developers of the game on their own official forums. The developers themselves might not step in to refute that, but there are enough other players with direct contact with the devs wandering around, and they wouldn't have the same hesitation to squish a fraud. So take that for what it is worth. As to any other experience I might have in the games industry, that would be difficult to prove without, say posting a contract or something (which I believe I'm legally barred from doing anyway), but once again that's not an easy thing to make up without sounding like an ignoramus. I could fool the average player, but not actually knowledgeable people, of which again there are some floating around.
It is a lot more difficult to feign expertise than most people think. You can do it to people who know less than you, but everyone that knows more will spot you pretty much instantly.
Thronebreaker title will no longer be a rare title. With time everyone becomes better and rosters also become bigger its natural progression thats it.