Curse

SteeleB · Dec 09, 2009, 03:50 PM // 15:50

So we know the NPCs that hand out Hero's Handbooks and Master Dungeon Guides don't hand out NM books after you reach rank 8. That's fine. But how about if they continued accepting NM books after rank 8?

And easy fix and it'd help out those of us that have NM books but didn't get to turn them in before reaching rank 8 because we were stupid.

Charlie Dayman · Dec 09, 2009, 04:07 PM // 16:07

That would make capping Race titles WAY too easy. Titles, even though people grind/farm/run them to death, are supposed to be a "title". Title ideally meaning, and I stress ideally, a reputation that you've earned through hard work.

If you know what to do, you can easily blast through the EOTN book in less than a day. Granted it's so quick, it defeats the whole purpose of achieving a title if you were still allowed to turn in books after r8.

With the rank cap, you're forced to do tasks that require at least some amount of effort to fully max out your title.

Killamus · Dec 09, 2009, 04:16 PM // 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charlie Dayman

That would make capping Race titles WAY too easy. Titles, even though people grind/farm/run them to death, are supposed to be a "title". Title ideally meaning, and I stress ideally, a reputation that you've earned through hard work.

If you know what to do, you can easily blast through the EOTN book in less than a day. Granted it's so quick, it defeats the whole purpose of achieving a title if you were still allowed to turn in books after r8.

With the rank cap, you're forced to do tasks that require at least some amount of effort to fully max out your title.

Except that if you know what you're doing, it takes less then 5 hours to power through a HM hero's hand book, which gives significantly more points for slightly more work.

Personally, I'd want half of the points/gold/XP, so it IS more worthwhile to turn in hard mode books, by a long shot. However, this still gives us some reward in case we farmed our titles and forgot to do NM dungeons first.

**Marty Silverblade** · Dec 09, 2009, 09:15 PM // 21:15

/notsigned.

If you pay attention to what you're actually doing, you won't have this problem. HM books, as mentioned above, are generally more profitable anyway.