Guild Wars 2

Or make it a bit more versatile. I get that you don’t want people farming the same mob in the same spot all day, but when 90% of the level 80 areas not in dungeons have the same mobs…you don’t really have much of a choice for what you can kill and do for level 80 stuff material.

Yes I know level 80 stuff drops from earlier mobs, but the easily slavagable stuff isn’t.

If you need a anti farming, maybe limit it to a region, like the size of a dynamic event, so if I hit anti farming in one spot, move to another event, or just exploring won’t cause me to hit a cap.

Maybe Governments should come up with an anti profit code so companies like anet can only sell their product at full price for half an hour, after that they get hit with diminishing reterns.

hehe :> I think in general it’s there to hurt bots, problem is I find more often then not it only hurts the legimtimate players and discourage anyone from trying to earn something themselves.

Agree 100%, the code as it is now is just punishing the entire playerbase for a small minority abusing 3rd party programs.

Darque Intent.1674:

Maybe Governments should come up with an anti profit code so companies like anet can only sell their product at full price for half an hour, after that they get hit with diminishing reterns.

That was called progressive taxation and mostly lobbied out of existence.

I rarly buy stuff, I prefer to earn it, or gamble for it buying is a nice option, but I don’t like feeling it’s my only. Bad enough I often have to buy stuff just to get material like ecto’s without easier stuff being needed to buy because I already spent my 30 minutes a day doing a fun event with a friend.

The previous low drop rates for items really hurt us crafters, and the new program hurts us more. Please…if you want us to love the crafting system(which I do despite its’ many, many problems) at least fix the resources so it sets off a chain reaction which may yet fix a lot of things.

If the goal of the anti-farm code is to restrict the incoming ecto’s, then make it apply to rare items only. Leave the blue and green items alone, exempt from the scope of anti-farm drop rate adjustments.

If the goal of the anti-farm code is to restrict incoming MONEY, please tell us that so we can come up with a different solution.