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A-ha! Found it:
The link to end all links.
Thank you! Still no idea if that means we’ll get it back in HoT though.
… and it’s usually around now that someone links the Dev post that says they’re planning on re-introducing said sets in the future across multiple game modes. …
I just saw someone mentiono Facebook that Anet confirmed the return of Tribal Armor somewhere in the future. Curious about the original source of that comment too!
With the opening of more Maguuma jungle areas, will the dearly missed Tribal armor be introduced to the game again? It seems to fit the theme, and it’s too awesome to be left out of the game (IMO).
Related post: https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/game/gw2/Tribal-armor-set-1
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I purchased 1000 of them the other day… my clicking finger still hasn’t fully recovered…
And there I thought I was hardcore for buying 600 in a session once ;-)
To craft beaded weapons one needs Sun Beads, which are sold (only) by Cuadinti. These beads are only sold per piece, even though crafting a single weapon already takes 75 beads. That’s a lot of clicking to buy them.
Please, allow Sun Beads to be bought in bulk packages, like is done with several other ingredients throughout the world.
PS For those who like math: crafting all beaded weapons costs 19 * 75 = 1425 beads.
Some changes are a matter of getting used to, but this is just plain weird and wrong. Bump.
Search the TP for the word “dye”, sort by highest price first. All the special dyes will be at the top. Abyss and Celestial will be mixed in there but mostly it will be the special dye.
That’s exactly how I always find dyes and I find it very inconvenient.
For a while Arenanet has been releasing special dye packs, as seen on the GW2 wiki.
These special dyes show up between the rare dyes, making it harder to see which rare dyes you’re missing and which dyes are extra special. You can’t also search for these specifically on the trading post. Hence my following suggestions:
1. Change these special dye kit dyes to have exotic rarity.
2. Group these dyes in a special set, like the common, uncommon and rare dyes.
Considering the limited availability and price of these dyes, I think that making them exotic rather than rare, actually suits them well.