Guild Wars 2

As it is right now, if you do regular runs of fractals, there is a high chance that your bank is full of useless ascended rings. Not only they are useless by their stats, but you can’t do anything with them, no mystic forge, no salvage, no nothing.

My suggestion is to let us salvage them for T6 mats and a chance for vials or globs. I’m not including shards because that should be limited only for higher lvl fractals. It should be the same as when you salvage a lvl 80 rare, but instead of having a chance for 1-3 ectos, you could have a chance for a vial or glob of essence.

I like this idea: it’s neat and stays in the usual scope of salvaging.

My only concern is that it’s more than a rare or even an exotic item. So you should have guaranteed stuff, like one guaranteed orichalcum ore (the only T6 mat that makes sense) and one guaranteed glob of ectoplasm. Then, on top of that, a chance for more orichalculm ores, globs of ectoplasm and, of course, the vial/glob of essence.

True, I hate looking into my bank, where half of space are Ascended Rings. I keep it becouse, I full of hope that Area Net do something, and soon I can do something with that stuff.

Please, make this item Salvage. For Ecto like Exotic (can drop to 5 ecto with Black Lion Salvage Kit), material t6 or t5 and Vials, Shard etc.

Please do something.

+1 actually Ive been telling guidies to save them b.c you never know, we might be able to salv them one day.

Hopefully they will do something about the rings when they will take a look at the rewarding system and tune it up. Right now you spend 1h+ for a 20+ fractal run and get less gold than a 10 min CoF run. Not to mention the item drops, chests full of blue and greens all over the place.

I like this idea.

I also think it’d be nice to be able to put four ascended rings into the mystic toilet to get a random infused ring.

I agree that we should be able to salvage them, but t6 materials wouldn’t make much sense. I’d prefer Vials of Mist Essence (with a chance for globs/shards) and globs of ectoplasm to drop.