I’m having the same issue. I really don’t want to buy new rings.
However, your second report is not a bug. They don’t have the same name so you’re able to equip both of them. The Attuned Ring of Red Death (Infused) is not the Ring of Red Death (Infused). You can do the same with the rings’ non-infused counterparts.
Thieves confound them, and it’s frustrating for them to face things they don’t understand.
You make it sound like popping invisible mode and dropping bombs for damage from said invisibility is something hard to ‘understand’.
I don’t think he’s talking about the mechanics of the profession. I think he’s talking about the impact it has & the rest of your post is prime example. It’s affecting you on a personal level making it more difficult for you & people like Roughneck’s post to overcome them.
The massive distinction is that you can transmute it many times, so long as you are willing to pay in more for the transmute stones.
I had paid a good sum of money into the way in which they addressed cosmetic skins in GW1. The GW 2 method seems insulting, at best. Gear changes far too frequently for this to appeal to me, and I will probably stop playing the character I got the cosmetic skin for.
I would like to think I am getting good value if I put more money into this game, but the $/gem weight and the constant push of the mechanics to sink gems and gold will keep me from spending any more on this game.
…I upgrade my armor every 10 levels which I consider frequent. I get 3 basic transmutation stones for every area I completely explore, each yielding exactly 5 levels. By the time I’m done two areas, I’m ten levels higher and have 6 stones to use for my new set. This also excludes the the stones I get from black lion chests. I don’t understand your problem.
