Decided it was finally time to start doing dungeons and gearing up, via acquiring Justice Points. Not to do Heroics or the new Scenarios, but to survive while doing my dailies.
\nI did Stormstout Brewery. It’s a lot different than what I saw in a video of MoP Beta. There’s also one other thing different; I noticed I wasn’t getting JP when we killed a boss.
\nAnd when we killed the final one, no JP. My “WTF?!” meter went off the scale.<\/p>\n
I remember reading about a major change to currency; the reason I got 704g when I logged in on the 4th. However, this change seems to remove the acquisition of getting Justice Points via doing dungeons. Why did Blizzard do such a stupid thing, I wish I knew. I heard there’s a way to convert Valor points into Justice, but that system hasn’t been implemented yet.
\nWhat’s worse, Blizzard hasn’t implemented a Valor Point quartermaster.<\/p>\n
This pretty much says “I’m fucked”. Because I rely on Mr.Robot to help me choose the right gear for me. Without JP, I’ll never be able to get better. One person told me just to do dailies, that some greens are better than Justice gear. But without Mr.Robot telling me this… I just don’t know. Thinking that I have to be forced to manually choose what gear is better, makes my stomach sick.<\/p>\n
One thing that puzzles me, why am I getting Valor Points for completing something as simple, as a Daily? Back in Cata and before, Valor was only offered for doing Heroic dungeons. All I can pray for is that system to convert Valor to Justice comes, and soon<\/strong>. This is my only hope. Not even doing a yellow-colored dungeon (an 88-90) gives me JP. So, now I see doing dungeons is utterly pointless (for me, anyway).<\/p>\n . I watched a few videos. The graphics are amazing, and so is the gameplay. Nearly everything can be blown up in this world. And the world is massive. You have these research bases. And you can also fly around in Outer Space! Which I really, really love. Except don’t expect to see planets. Space is littered with asteroids, that were once planets. And every now and then, the sun emits a powerful Solar Flare. You have to scramble to get inside, or your ship goes *boom*.<\/p>\n You can also carve out these asteroids with rockets, or using a mining bore. I did mention that nearly everything in the game can be blown up. You can make a cave system in an asteroid if you wanted to.<\/p>\n There’s three game modes; Single Player, Co-op, and Deathmatch. But as sweet as this game is, there is a really bad side to it. It requires over 4GB of RAM. This has a lot of people ticked off. One saying that he ran a demo with the lowest settings and the lowest resolution, using 4GB of RAM, and was getting 1-3 FPS. Now that’s just wrong. Decided it was finally time to start doing dungeons and gearing up, via acquiring Justice Points. Not to do Heroics or the new Scenarios, but to survive while doing my dailies. I did Stormstout Brewery. It’s a lot different than … Continue reading
\nI’m not surprised I’m the only one that’s bitching about this. Because I don’t know how to compare gear, or what I need more. Do I need more Hit? Mastery? Critical Strike? Hell if I know. Why I rely on Mr.Robot. Because it does<\/em> know. I fail at math so bad.<\/p>\n
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\nMoving on, yesterday I was checking out the Greenlight feature of Steam. There’s a game that really caught my eye, based off of games like Descent, and Terminal Velocity; Miner Wars 2180. No, it’s not a Minecraft mod. What it is, is a free-flowing survival FPS simulator game. The game isn’t on Steam, but people are trying to bring it on (the purpose for Greenlight).<\/p>\n
\nBut, if the developers are forcing this, then .. *shrug* what can you do? But if I ever get a more beefy computer, I want this game<\/strong>! I’ll pay any price it asks for. I can’t get those sweet graphics out of my head.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"