Preface: Not asking for the usual "Glamour Log" request for logging and storing all gear for future use or whatever.
All I want is somewhere I can actually search through gear available for my job to see how it works with gear I've already got, or otherwise just to know what look to expect.
The MB can somewhat achieve this, for gear that can be traded/sold. It's great to have a compiled list of, say, chest pieces that a 70 DRG can wear all listed together. But, obviously, you're missing out on everything that can't be listed. Dungeon/raid gear, tomestone gear, PvP gear.
While it'd be great to know what dungeons or other content to grind if I find a piece of gear I like, I think an even greater benefit would be not having to sort through endless menus testing out various trade-in gear. Just, dozens and dozens, Alex, Omega, every primal, every tier of PvP, on and on.
I don't care about logging every piece of gear, convenient as it might be. I just want to know what gear exists, without spending more time clicking through the menus than I do checking out the gear itself.
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All I want is somewhere I can actually search through gear available for my job to see how it works with gear I've already got, or otherwise just to know what look to expect.
The MB can somewhat achieve this, for gear that can be traded/sold. It's great to have a compiled list of, say, chest pieces that a 70 DRG can wear all listed together. But, obviously, you're missing out on everything that can't be listed. Dungeon/raid gear, tomestone gear, PvP gear.
While it'd be great to know what dungeons or other content to grind if I find a piece of gear I like, I think an even greater benefit would be not having to sort through endless menus testing out various trade-in gear. Just, dozens and dozens, Alex, Omega, every primal, every tier of PvP, on and on.
I don't care about logging every piece of gear, convenient as it might be. I just want to know what gear exists, without spending more time clicking through the menus than I do checking out the gear itself.
Continue reading...