I currently have 40 Gaze of Orobyss in The Black Sun timeline, hunting for a perfect blessing. Obviously, killing the boss is not the issue. And thanks to countless Glyphs of Envy I can just siphon stability endlessly and redo the boss. And redo the boss. And redo the boss. And redo the boss. Getting the perfect blessing roll, however, seems to be a bit annoying. At least for me.
Suggestion: Make sure that the blessing you get offered after killing a boss cannot have a lower roll as the highest roll you own. This means you will improve your blessing with every time you kill the boss, subsequently ending with a perfect roll when you did the boss often enough.
It would also be a possibility of having blessing tiers. The first time you kill a boss you get a T1 blessing = low rolls. With every boss Kill you get a higher tier with a higher roll range, ultimarely ending in T10 = God Tier = Perfect roll.
What corruption level are you working with? At 200 you unlock all five for a better chance to get the one you need. I know I’ve had all five and still had to do the boss fight a few times to get the right blessing (and sometimes till get a low roll). But make sure you have at least 200 corruption to farm it.
So that’s what it was, I was wondering why they are the lowest rolls available on an alt vs what was unlocked on my highest unlock on the main. I understand the need to run stuff but why not just unlock it for the alts since you have to run that monolith anyway?
How about just instead of unlocking by monoliths just give me points after each monolith run and use that to unlock the blessing?
i.e. 200 points to get an unlock of ‘critical avoidance’ in which that is leveled based too? 200 points gets you min, then another 20 to upgrade the blessing? until you get to max?
I would say it’s presumably because you’d eventually unlock all max blessing rolls and no character would have a reason to run monos anymore. Especially for legacy.
That would be fine too, along with some of the other ideas in the thread, I guess.
I don’t think they want a deterministic way to reach your goal, though.
