Changes look great to me. One question I wanted to bring up, being a fan of Nightwave, been thinking on it a while...what is the philosophy behind the Bounty Acts needing to be "different?" If a newer player needs to farm ONE particular bounty tier for either a rank up item (like a debt bond, let's say) and they want to tie it in with Nightwave, why can't they just do the same Bounty 3-5 times and have that count? Or if that newbie just wants to do 3-5 lower tier Bounties for the material or endo rewards, why can't they do that. Or...if a higher level player isn't interested in the lower tier Bounties, and they want to do the higher and/or Steel Path ones 3-5 times, why doesn't that count?
If the idea is to get people doing all of the different tiers, or just a broader range of them, why isn't the Act, perhaps "do one of every tier bounty in X area?"
Small nitpick, I guess, but I think allowing people a bit more leeway with doing the bounties they want to do would be better.
Anyway, keep up the good work. Thanks for all the QoL. :-)
Changes look great to me. One question I wanted to bring up, being a fan of Nightwave, been thinking on it a while...what is the philosophy behind the Bounty Acts needing to be "different?" If a newer player needs to farm ONE particular bounty tier for either a rank up item (like a debt bond, let's say) and they want to tie it in with Nightwave, why can't they just do the same Bounty 3-5 times and have that count? Or if that newbie just wants to do 3-5 lower tier Bounties for the material or endo rewards, why can't they do that. Or...if a higher level player isn't interested in the lower tier Bounties, and they want to do the higher and/or Steel Path ones 3-5 times, why doesn't that count? If the idea is to get people doing all of the different tiers, or just a broader range of them, why isn't the Act, perhaps "do one of every tier bounty in X area?" Small nitpick, I guess, but I think allowing people a bit more leeway with doing the bounties they want to do would be better. Anyway, keep up the good work. Thanks for all the QoL. :-)
