Munkenmo wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 5:48pm:



Fucking Smokescreen and poorly designed damage control post.

Nice dancing around the important part though... he dodged answering the main concern.

So basically it says "blah, blah, blah all you idiots who went completionist - fuck you!".

Flav wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 5:50pm:


What he did confirm was whether all your destiny gets wiped if you TR. If there was any way that was not the case, he would n't have avoided the subject.

The only way that doesn't make me quit (assuming U19 hasn't already) is if they lock in every single capped destiny the day of U20.

As long as you get a "past life credit" for each capped destiny that you have when you Epic Reincarnate, I'll be satisfied.  If you only get an Epic Advantage for one Destiny per life, then I'll end up playing exactly as much DDO as I do now.  Which is not at all.

I'm not sure what would bring me back.  Having an end game available to play again would be nice.

IMARANGER wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 7:28pm:


No. As far as I know, the USDA doesn't certify video game characters.

Who knows.

Now that was rather silly.

pnellesen wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 9:06pm:


That's an important point.  You don't need to have each life's fate points stack up with the previous lives' fate points, but you shouldn't lose the ones you've already built up.

That's what most of the grind really is since most of us don't give a crap about any destiny except the one we spend most of our time in and the one "sandbox" destiny that we like to mess around in.

IMARANGER wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 10:41pm:


Nah.  Pretty much all of the stuff that people want to twist is stuff that you can pick up in 20 minutes of Rusted Blades.  I don't think anyone is going to care about losing access to anything that is ED level 3 or below just because it's so easy to get back.

It's the long path back to your destiny of choice or the actual fate points themselves that are the real grind.  Individual destinies aren't bad compared to what people did to get those last few fate points on their character.

You'd think at this point, turbine would try to keep the few players they have left..

The way this is being described per producer glinn, I can't see the good in it.  The OP basically says if you worked on destinies and have more than one maxxed, you are fucked.

I have one character out of 16 that's in that position.  My cleric that got shafted by the changes brought with the release of MotU.  Every other character has at least 5 destinies maxxed.  A couple have all maxxed.

So, if I want to continue my road to completionist (heroic), kiss my multi maxxed destinies goodbye.  Kiss my earned fate points goodbye.

Seriously, who the fuck thought this would be a great idea?  I'd like to break their face...

majmalphunktion wrote on Jun 12^th, 2013 at 2:21pm:


I'm as big a fan of yours as the next guy but I'm having a hard time figuring out what exactly you told us. You said you were hopeful. Hopeful that what, they would break our spines like twigs?

Heroic TR killing earned ED XP is not a happy thing. In fact, as far as I know, in the current game, it's considered a bug.

I don't see it as a problem as long as fate points are retained.  I have fun TR'ing (on life 25), when I stop having fun, I'll quit.  I don't think this will ruin my fun.