Noblegarden FAQ - WoW Insider

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4-25-2009 @ 7:48PM

Amethyst said...

I'm glad that the pet drop isn't down to the RNG after the nightmare that was the Valentine event (yes, I am bitter that I didn't get my Peddlefeet!) Hopefully, like you say, there won't be a lot of standing around waiting for respawns, although I imagine there will be some racing and competition over the new spawn point. I guess only time will tell. Happy choccies hunting everyone :)

4-25-2009 @ 9:27PM

mandyamandy said...

Yeah i never got my peddlefeet or the dress... the past years on my old account i would get multiples!

Oh well. At least i have a reason to do the V-day stuff next year.

can't wait till tomorrow!

4-26-2009 @ 5:45AM

mitch said...

The pet drop might not be RNG, but other stuff is.

I've opened over 100 eggs now and I've got NOTHING but chocolate. I've had to buy both the spring robes and spring flowers to complete those ones.

I still need to "discover" the dress and tux suit as well because buying/borrowing them doesn't count for anything. Good work on another RNG failure. I can see this ending up like the Candy bag from the Valentines event.

Blizzard make mistakes, fix them afterwards, but then make the same ones a few weeks later. It's the height of stupidity and unfortunately they are doing a good job of it.

4-26-2009 @ 7:07AM

Arktic said...

@mitch

The two "discover" achievements are NOT required for the noblegarden mets-achievement. If you want to be a completionist you will need to open alot of eggs and go against a RNG, but if you just want the Noble title and the requirement for the drake, you can do it all through purchases.

4-26-2009 @ 8:25PM

mitch said...

Yea I noticed after I posted that they are not required for the title. /slapself

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