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8/29/2015 9:49:14 PM
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A solution to Earned/Xurned and all of the boasting.
Why not just add a section to the tool tip when you hover your cursor over a weapon or armor piece. It could say something like "Found from level 28 Prison of Elders chest"
"Awarded for completing a weekly nightfall"
It may just reduce all the boasting and arguments on the forum every weekend.
Plus, it might make your favorite weapon a little more special to you. It might turn some of your junk into trophies.
What do you guys think?
Edit: Yes, it isn't a flawless idea (maybe not a very good one at that). I see many of the problems it could create the more I think about it. But, I would be interested to see where I found some of my stuff. Having the ability to see only your own items wouldn't even be good though. It would create more threads that contain screenshots of their inventory as proof haha. Perhaps the solution is to simply ignore them.
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I dont think the issue is about the guns, its about separating "hardcore" and "casuals" The phrase "have gjallarhorn" was kind of like a filter for people to use. [b]It was [i]far[/i] from perfect,[/b] but it worked alright. Normally people that had a gjallarhorn were pretty good at the game. Now everybody has one and its hard to seperate "hardcore" and "casual" players. The separation isn't because they hate new people or hate people in general.(at least i hope not) Its so you can have a fast run in whatever you're doing. Im sure everyone has had the experience where people are running a raid, but one guy/girl doesn't get it. You have to deal with them because you already started and just want to finish; for the rest of the raid you get your ass kicked. Thats a horrible experience when you could've had your normal 6th or 5th in there and blown through it. Most people just want their rewards, and newbie players get in the way of it. Some are pretty competent and pick it up quick, but most suck ass and slow the whole process down.
