Resonating Slivers are below 10copper/each and you get them everywhere now.
Mystic Coins on the other hand are only available through daily-login and sometimes in daily-fractal chests and are needed for every new legendary and many guildhall-upgrades.
With release of HoT resonating slivers were a great incentive to do guild missions, whereas they are now some cheap byproduct you can get easily somewhere else.
My suggestion would be to replace those resonating slivers with mystic coins, giving players a chance to directly earn enough of them for their legendary weapons!
As a Guild Leader it’s ofen hard to convince your members to participate in Guild Missions for reasons other than supporting the Guild, getting the commendations and for plain fun. More rewards lead to more motivation.
My issue however:
Mystic Coins are a wanted currency and could increase the desire to complete Guild Missions. This indirectly lowers the price on the Trading Post due to an increased supply. Eventually the Mystic Coins may once again end up the same as the Resonating Slivers did (being close to worthless).
Personally I do not mind this for selfish reasons.
If the rate of acquiring Coins is balanced to drop the price for a single Coin down to about 10/11S I’d be more than satisfied.
One could argue that not everyone is in a guild and thus able to participate in Guild Missions for Mystic Coins. For these players it’s beneficial to have the price on the Trading Post drop.
Paragon of the Seraphim Order [Ankh]
a small, casual Guild with a play as you want style.
Add them to the guild commendation vendor. You spend 1 commendation and get a fixed number of them as determined by Anet. It could be something like 5. You’re limited to 3 per purchases per day already from that vendor.
when will we be able to save our char builds? This feature was so useful in the original Guild Wars.
It would be very neat to be able to make and then save several builds for a profession for different situations and then quickly switch to them by selecting a saved build.
By “build”, I primarily mean Traits and Skills (other than weapon skills). If build would be able to contain armor, weapons and trinkets, even better.
