I thought id start a thread about is Obsidian Armor worth the cost and time you spend buying it because im going to start collecting and i see soo many people with it please share you opinions
Obsidian Armor
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Well, if you really like it, you should get it. I farmed around 2 months, and after I got it I was very pleased with it. One of my favourite mesmer armors around, + that Imposing Mask.. I really don't care what people say about armors, I wear them because I like them, not because someone doesn't like. I'd say go for it 
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Meh, It's a goal you set and work towards, and a money sink. While I was vanquishing, dungeon crawling, and charting NF on the ranger I had a huge excess of cash on hand, I had already capped all the elites, was near getting a Rainbow Pheonix, and had been converting the surplus into ecto(this keeps me from spending frivolously, and at the time ecto was 4.8k or less at the trader). After about 3-4 months of doing EotN dungeons and trading, and a few quick farming runs when I had the time I had the ecto and shards. It's probably possible to get the resources for it faster, but I play it my own way.
I've started over, and I'm about 1/3 the way there again.
I've started over, and I'm about 1/3 the way there again.
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Originally Posted by Kemal X
Well, if you really like it, you should get it. I farmed around 2 months, and after I got it I was very pleased with it. One of my favourite mesmer armors around, + that Imposing Mask.. I really don't care what people say about armors, I wear them because I like them, not because someone doesn't like. I'd say go for it
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As long as the armor will make you happier. There is always a trade-off associated with all your actions. Whenever you do something, you could have been doing something else. It really depends on where our priorities are. You can watch some entertaining show on TV or you can spend some time learning a new language, learning to draw, or exercising to improve your health, etc. It is about investing your time. Some investments yield longer lasting results. For example, if you learn a new language, you can talk, read, and learn about a new culture, broadening your perspective. Other investments provide only temporary effect such as watching some movie. This does not mean that you should not spend time on entertainment, but it is always good to ask yourself a question: "What am I really doing right now?", and, more importantly, "Why am I doing it?" Answering these questions honestly will make you better understand yourself. The better we understand our needs and motives, the more integrated person we become. Indeed, sometimes when we truly understand the reasons behind our desires, the desires themselves disappear.
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I got three full sets of Obsidian armor 2+ years ago which can be seen here. They appealed to me more than any other Tyrian armors at the time (Factions wasn't out yet) so I saved up the materials and gold and bought them. Was it worth it? For sure. Do I regret getting them with the new armor choices that were later available? No.
If you really like something and are willing to work for it, I say get it.
If you really like something and are willing to work for it, I say get it.


