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Functionally equivalent? Both designed to carry you to the end of the base game allowing you to leapfrog everything but facerolling the game and getting to the starting line for the new x-pac.
Heirloom gear is OP at start and levels with you and can carry you to raid level; many say they used defender gear and guardian gear all the way through to IB and there was an argument that it was aimed at vets to speed them through stuff they had done before when they picked it up on pc. Either way, both serve the same purpose.
What point of differences are you picking?
But yeah, I think we went through literally every single argument possible at least two times, every new comment is just a copy of an old one by now and responding to it is repeating something somebody else already said. We quite literally ran out of things to say. Also, kudos to ressenmacher, it was nice to talk about our ideas and come to an agreement like civilized people.
BAHAHAHA.
You're kidding, right? Heirloom gear has NEVER scaled that high. It always stops scaling at the beginning of the expansion's level set.
You get more out of crafted gear.
Carries to raid level. Good lord.
Yeah. And none of that describes heirloom gear. There's almost zero investment with defender stuff.
Take your pick. They serve similar purposes but are VASTLY different in execution.
But I'm going to leave this discussion to others, I might be completely wrong. Just wanted to bring up that point since I believe it's an important distinction to keep in mind when making comparisons.
UGH, reposting as I fuffed up THAT previous attempt.
Fair point.
My use of the phrase 'raid level' was improper. I meant 'carries you to the point where you can run end game dungeons' by which you would start to hit the expansion set and be running dungeons to get BIS gear and all that...I assume.
Not a big WOW player but someone who has tried several times to level a character, my tabletop player group is heavy into WOW, so forgive my use of terms that have different meanings in-game.
Going purely from OP's post, he ran through the game for 12 hours before he 'realised' his gear was OP. Heirloom gear, as I understand it, is designed to prevent you having to seek better gear as you level, leaving you to run up to the point of the expansion and THEN start the gear hunt. Guardian and Defender gear serves the same purpose, to my understanding.
*wanders even further off topic*
Polished Breastplate of Valor. Costs 500 gold to buy. Starts out capped to level 29. Upgrading it to be usable to the current heirloom cap of 49 costs 8500 gold. So that's 9000 gold PER PIECE to use heirlooms to level 49.
The weapons are even more expensive. They run 500-1000 gold per piece to get the base version and 12750 gold to upgrade to the cap.
That's a HEFTY amount of money.
And still only scales to 11 levels before the current level cap. Not that impressive for something that is only about on par with green rarity equipment.
Is it true? Perhaps. Maybe it is reasonable to assume that OP could have figured things out, and that this mistake is due to their own laziness or incompetence.
But it isn't just OP. This is not the first defender gear thread. Quite a few people have had this problem, to the point where if you go into a "newb asking for advice thread," you'll see somebody warning them not to use defender gear. Whatever the cause, it's clear that there exists some problem where people are using the defender gear without realizing what it does. Even if the problem is "people have no brain," Capcom should address it because it is still, well, a problem.
I was going to post something about gold in WOW being easy to come by now but this aspect, that of keeping the gear leveled, which I completely forgot, does make it clear that they do function differently. One is an up front gift, the other requires active maintenance over time.
Fair point.
Should also tell you how much I'm interested in ever playing WOW again.
The reality is that the vast majority of players aren't bothered by the Defender gear and choose to use it or not. And then they move on with the rest of their day.
So without any understanding of the game you have to deselect it, so it doesnt spoil the game progress. And if you dont select it the game repeativly teases guardian- and defender-gear to the player.
Players cant make an informed decision because of this bull.
Is this also what you do when signing contracts as well?
How about online stuff?
*cries in noob*
It doesn't say anything about being too strong, breaking the game balance or anything similiar. it really just says "good for newbies". I remember myself some weeks being pissed how ♥♥♥♥ many things are communicated in the game.
I guessed from the beginning what the purpose of this armor is. But not because the game tells anything useful about it.