The best loot comes from hard modes, not just Yogg-Saron

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4-17-2009 @ 2:38PM

Pexxle -=SilverHand (RP)=- said...

It doesn't have to hold true all the while, i mean a random/rare, High End weapon would be nice in a 25 man.

But "hard mode" is just that, so i agree with the items being better.
As someone said, you run the 25's to acquire the gear for a hard 10 man.

4-17-2009 @ 3:32PM

dave said...

No you don't run 25s for so you can do hard mode 10. If that was the case, then what are people supposed to run to beat hard mode 25?

Blizzard has stated *several* times that 10 man and 25 man are separate progression paths. And to make it clear for you that don't get what that means, that means that you can "beat the game" on 10 man, without EVER stepping foot into a 25 man.

4-17-2009 @ 5:20PM

Arashikou said...

You seem to be confused - Ulduar-10 Hard drops are not upgrades from Ulduar-25 Non-Hard drops. Most appear to be sidegrades at best, downgrades at worst. (And I think you misread the person you are referring to - they are hoping that you do NOT have to do 25-man to gear up for 10-man hard.)

Granted, you CAN gear up on 25-man Non-Hard before doing 10-man Hard. It's a bit of an odd choice, but it would make the 10-man Hard content significantly easier since you'd be overgeared. An interesting way to try out the Hard mode fights (at the cost of not getting gear upgrades) for a guild that can cut it on Ulduar-25 Non-Hard but not on Ulduar-25 Hard.

4-17-2009 @ 7:45PM

Pexxle -=SilverHand (RP)=- said...

So true so true, got me numbers mixed up as i tried to type this before my boss headed back to my desk.

-5 stealth for me...

+10 Achievement for FAILURE.
Yay!

50 more FAILS and i get a title.

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