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Originally Posted by Skyy High
Well...to be blunt, what else is there to give your character a unique identity? Anything special to you that doesn't consist of a title, an elite armor, a mini, or a hero (special enough to spend less than 5k, or 10 minutes, getting an armor), is all in your head, because the accomplishment was never recognized in game before this. It's not like the HoM introduced titles, or elite armors, or anything else; it just lets you put the commonly recognized achievements in their place.
Sure, everyone has their own special individual weapons or pets or whatever that mean a lot to them, but how could they not impose some kinds of limits on what we could put in the HoM? Put anything you want in there = they have to design literally hundreds of extra rewards for GW2...unless you want everything to get a generic reward, which would be even worse in most people's eyes I believe. I asked for reasonable complaints with the HoM; I don't consider, "I can't put whatever I want in there," reasonable, considering the sheer number of crap available that someone could theoretically declare as personally valuable.
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Well, to be blunt, all I was saying was that they overhyped it into making you think you could do that.
I'm not asking for it to accept every single 5-7 dmg white axe from Ascalon, but I would have hoped that it would have accepted at least Req. 9 weapons with perfect mods. Or only green ones for that matter. Or even just endgame weapons. But nope, it's limited to a set that very few seem to want for any reason, aside from the HoM, other than that they're expensive to purchase.
And I do think it is reasonable to ask that it accepts all the armors from the game and combinations thereof. Considering how relatively few of them there are, and that the monument doesn't care about inscriptions or runes, I would think it would have been relatively easy to do so. I do concede that it does have a certain logic that only elite sets are accepted. But still, I would think that on something they spent as much time working on as the armor sets, they'd want to show them off, and have people show them off, as much as the player does.
And Heros? Okay then, good point. However, if it costs 5k or ten minutes of my time to upgrade their armor, why are they therefore more worthy of display than they would be if I went through several campaigns with them...?
The thing I liked about the HoM idea was that in the years when GW1's servers have closed down because of lack of activity, I still wanted my characters to live on for sentimental reasons. Don't you think it would be fun to go into the GW2 (or GW3
) HoM several years down the road and remember your characters and how much fun you had playing the game? The way HoM works, there is very little opportunity for all but a few of the monuments to even be activated, much less filled, by anyone who isn't a hardcore player.
And, I truly don't mean to be rude, but if you think you're going to get unique and interesting rewards for each and every accomplishment you place in there, I think you're going to be disappointed next year when you first log into GW2. I would bet a great deal that generic is going to be the best, and friendliest, way to describe it when we all go there the first time. Probably two or three rewards for each monument at the most I'd wager. Not to say that's bad thing, I'd rather have a few good things than a lot of things I don't want.