Celtic Heroes

Do people really believe that the rarity of an item is based off its name, and not its looks/functions? I strongly disagree bringing old stuff back. This game needs to move forward, not back.

Do people really believe that the rarity of an item is based off its name, and not its looks/functions? I strongly disagree bringing old stuff back. This game needs to move forward, not back.

I don't this discussion is to replace new items, but rather, some players do enjoy older items and like having a chance at them. The question is more how and when do you give them that chance; moreover, how do to so without devaluing your existing/loyal players?

Do people really believe that the rarity of an item is based off its name, and not its looks/functions? I strongly disagree bringing old stuff back. This game needs to move forward, not back.

I don't this discussion is to replace new items, but rather, some players do enjoy older items and like having a chance at them. The question is more how and when do you give them that chance; moreover, how do to so without devaluing your existing/loyal players?

Do people really believe that the rarity of an item is based off its name, and not its looks/functions? I strongly disagree bringing old stuff back. This game needs to move forward, not back.

I don't this discussion is to replace new items, but rather, some players do enjoy older items and like having a chance at them. The question is more how and when do you give them that chance; moreover, how do to so without devaluing your existing/loyal players?

I don't know how practical this would be but it would be good if the recently dropped items would indicate the year they were dropped while also stating the original year of introduction of the item within the description. For example: If I killed the Fire Titan and got gloves as a drop, the gloves description would state something along the lines of, "Darkflame Gloves 2017*...First introduced in 2011...".(Just using random dates and description for purpose of illustration). This way, the original drops would retain their values and authenticity for collectors who have sets of the original while allowing new players to get those old items.

Not sure Muldar or myself could really speak to the messaging of the team in 2011. We can be more careful with the wording in the future and/or bringing items back.

I've seen this is quite the debate amongst the community. I understand why those that worked hard to originally obtain these items would be upset, but I also understand why the bosses would be brought back. So let's see if we can find a middle ground, in case something like this were to come up again the future.

How would you feel if when a "legacy" item were brought back, they were a different color or your's had the original description indicating its origin? This could let other players know that its rarity, but still give new players a chance at cool items. Would that be happy middle ground?

I don't this discussion is to replace new items, but rather, some players do enjoy older items and like having a chance at them. The question is more how and when do you give them that chance; moreover, how do to so without devaluing your existing/loyal players?

I don't know how practical this would be but it would be good if the recently dropped items would indicate the year they were dropped while also stating the original year of introduction of the item within the description. For example: If I killed the Fire Titan and got gloves as a drop, the gloves description would state something along the lines of, "Darkflame Gloves 2017*...First introduced in 2011...".(Just using random dates and description for purpose of illustration). This way, the original drops would retain their values and authenticity for collectors who have sets of the original while allowing new players to get those old items.

This is kind of what the original solution was getting at; an indicator of sorts, so to speak. That could be a simple name change adding the year or changing the color. There are a number of solutions to serve this purpose.

I don't know how practical this would be but it would be good if the recently dropped items would indicate the year they were dropped while also stating the original year of introduction of the item within the description. For example: If I killed the Fire Titan and got gloves as a drop, the gloves description would state something along the lines of, "Darkflame Gloves 2017*...First introduced in 2011...".(Just using random dates and description for purpose of illustration). This way, the original drops would retain their values and authenticity for collectors who have sets of the original while allowing new players to get those old items.

This is kind of what the original solution was getting at; an indicator of sorts, so to speak. That could be a simple name change adding the year or changing the color. There are a number of solutions to serve this purpose.

Will you do this change in next updates?