My Problem With Wynn

I rejoined the Wynncraft server after a few months of brake. I had a level 80 assassin. It was great fun bc i had lots of stuff to do. I had lots of unfinished or unstarted quests. Now however i am level 99 and i have completed all quests. Right now im at a point where im bored when i play wynn. Thats bc i dont know what to do. A new class wouldnt change anything. I tried creating a new class but i have already done all the quests and i know all of them so they are kinda boring and feel like just beeing the way to gain xp and not to have fun. I think at level 99 the game becomes really boring so im not playing anymore.

Now to my suggestion:

I think adding more eng game content that does not end would be great to keep players and stop them from quitting the game.
One Suggestion would be pvp: Climb up in your rank, be the best, monthly arena crates based on your rank.

Another suggestion: Guild conflicts: Meet with your Guild members in a Terrain to battle the other Guild to gain Points if you win or to lose points if you lose. Gain guild perks or something else based on your guild points compared to other guild points.

Obviously i havent put to much detail in my suggestion bc i first of wanna know whether you would like more end game content.

P.s.: i made this suggestion not just bc of me but also bc of my experience with other high level players. I have seen lots of players leaving bc of having nothing to do.

P.P.S.: I am open to other suggestions to add more end game content.

Pls comment.

Greetings, CyberNitra

 

shit how didnt we think of this before

guild wars already exist man

 

dammit aya you got there first

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to be fair there was the forums wipe so idk whether people would know how many times this has been suggested

 

as my pet sonic said:
youre too slow

 

All of this exists in game, and the CT is already working on a lot of content that would be considered “end game” at the moment. After you get to 100, there’s a ton of things to do. Like, get involved in the community, start a shop, get involved in guild wars, start a new class, explore, dungeon run, etc.

 

Pretty much this.

 

I would just do Guild wars or wait until the next update drops. It’s coming sooner rather than later.

 

Endgame content is supposedly meant to be a big feature of 1.18, but I see what you mean.

I’m pretty sure most of the community will agree more endgame content is needed

 

most of the active community will agree
the rest honestly doesn't care anymore, so the 5 people that care probably agree

 

First of, thx for all the responses.

To your comment:
As i mentionend a second class just doesnt give me any joy bc i know exactly how each quest works bc i have already done it.
starting a shop would only make sense if i needed money, which i would need to buy a better build which i dont need.
guild wars seems kinda unrewarding.
I have been exploring befor and it was great fun but i cant find something new, or need to much time to find something new and interesting.
I dont get the point why i should run dungeons

Ty

 

That’s your opinion. I get that it can be repetitive, but when you do those things you meet new people and bond. I have a lvl 100 class but I still hang out bc it’s worth the experience.
And there’s no reason to find something wrong in a solution to your problem.

 

If you’re bored: try something new. Try discovering more lore, try soloing LI in the craziest way possible. This IS an MMORPG after all, you don’t need to play by the rules!

 

Did you find a mythic yet?

 

WHAT DO YOU MEAN NOT PLAY BY THE R- Oh, he didn't mean that kind of rules? OK great.

Eh, as much as the team tries their best to add endgame content, as of now, it can feel empty once you reach a certain state.

Well, he's talking about evolved guild wars, but with the amount of drama even though guilds don't have that much importance right now, I don't know if that's a good idea from a moderation point of view lol

Well, imo some things are wrong here :

Not in the state he's talking about, he wants what is currently there except... evolved, better.
Yea that's utopist, but you are denying straight away that what he says is useful.

A lot of people want to play the game casually, the active players on the forums are really few compared to the amount playing the game silently

Kind of comes back to what I said, as well as his answer.
Even though I don't really agree with what he says :

The economy is actually a really interesting topic, at points where I didn't need money either, I continued trading just because in my opinion it was fun

Ok, I myself tried guild wars. Why didn't I continue?
I didn't want to join a big guild war, most of them have... not so nice communities, so I just played with a few friends in a guild to soon realize the monopoly of guild that certain alliances have. How you litterally cannot do anything and how people can hate you for just... playing the game. But also, with the amount of time and effort you must put into guilds... it feels unrewarding game-wise, obviously you have fun with people, explore and play, but all these fights just give you a worthless territory (in terms of gameplay outside of guilds)

eh, he already adressed that, and even though I like restarting classes, I can understand why it can be referred to as boring.

I totally agree with you on that, exploring is a big part of the endgame that a lot of people simply forget because they are using the same roads again and again, and not paying attention to small details. It has really been upgraded with the D&D update, but still, I don't see that many "bored" people trying out exploration.

Why not yea

Most of the high level community will agree

 

You make such a better case than I do. Thanks a million.

 

i know but thats what i mean
give the CT time to create the content, because i doubt they didnt consider how empty the game can become at lvl 100

 

or most of the active community tbh
not many new people now

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Well its just weird to say most of the active community.

Its just like if I was to say "most of the billionnaires on this planet won't agree" its not that they don't agree, its just they won't answer.

 

Well its just weird to say most of the active community.

Its just like if I was to say "most of the billionnaires on this planet won't agree" its not that they don't agree, its just they won't answer.[/QUOTE]
i guess; but this honestly only affects the active community, so their answers matter more.

 

Thx a lot for your indepth explanation on why the given points dont really entertain me.
I guess I will have a look at discovering more places in Wynn now.