Re: ≪Jul. 21, 2009 (JST) Update Details≫
I am disappointed in Unions. I thought they would at least allow party-only spells to work on a larger range of people, but in the end, all we get is nothing more than something to keep everybody in the battle from being in the same lot group. And you don't even know who is in your union until they lot (or if they tell you), not that it really matters anyhow.
Where it can get interesting is on traditionally low-man battles like at FKN. Since there are going to be five unions available no matter how many people show up for the battle, you could potentially have a good chance at loot when you're not competing against 20 people for 8 items.
I'm guessing that union treasure is based on how well people in the particular union fight (probably based on uncapped XP or AN, and possibly ignoring caps for being below level 60), and since XP/AN is a finite resource in any given battle (since more enemies don't show up with more players), when things cool down we should see similar loot counts for fewer people.
I am disappointed in Unions. I thought they would at least allow party-only spells to work on a larger range of people, but in the end, all we get is nothing more than something to keep everybody in the battle from being in the same lot group. And you don't even know who is in your union until they lot (or if they tell you), not that it really matters anyhow.
Where it can get interesting is on traditionally low-man battles like at FKN. Since there are going to be five unions available no matter how many people show up for the battle, you could potentially have a good chance at loot when you're not competing against 20 people for 8 items.
I'm guessing that union treasure is based on how well people in the particular union fight (probably based on uncapped XP or AN, and possibly ignoring caps for being below level 60), and since XP/AN is a finite resource in any given battle (since more enemies don't show up with more players), when things cool down we should see similar loot counts for fewer people.
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