Game Design Remove crafted weapon attack speed RNG or change slow and normal attack speeds

Whenever I craft, I can't help but notice crafting a slow or normal attack speed weapon is starting to really frustrate me. Especially when I am sitting there for 3 days grinding azure blossoms (who designed these drop rates) on top of a stupid flower in the light realm, and then I get a slow or normal attack speed weapon.

The problem with slow and normal attack speed crafted weapons is they lose durability faster than fast attack speed crafted weapons, worse yet they do less DPS / damage than fast attack speed weapons because powders exist. It makes sense that they lose more durability on main attacks, because obviously it's more damage.

But why on earth does casting spells drain durability considerably faster on slow and normal attack speed weapons than on fast attack speed, when they do less damage due to attack speed spell multipliers and powders to begin with? It further penalizes the player on top of whatever low stat rolls they got on their item.

Anyways a few solutions to this issue I decided to come up with:
1. Allow the player to choose what attack speed they craft (Slow, Normal, Fast). I've seen this suggested before, though seems like it's never happening at this rate, as that post was from 2019.

2. Change the durability drain caused by casting spells to be consistent across all crafted weapon tiers. Arguably the easiest one, I mean it's just changing two numbers at minimum.

3. Remove slow and normal attack speed on crafted items. There isn't really a point to these anyways. Unless there are plans to add better melee ingredients, you're better off just using an existing item for melee builds, and regardless super slow melee, which seems to be the only melee build you can make with crafted items doesn't seem very viable anymore (might just be me). This one is by far the most far-fetched option.

 

Me looking for a Decaying Heart.

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Also +1, I have thrown out a few csprings because they were not fast attack speed.

 

Honestly, this is just another part of Wynncraft that is luck-based that doesn't have to be.
If I wanted to play the lottery, I'd go and do that.