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1. #GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS UPDATE#
2. #GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS SKIN#
3. #GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS PATCH#
4. #GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS FREE#

more nodes can be harvested over time), which would mean you make more gold by selling the materials and less amount of times you need to use the tool. If the latter, you could say that this glyph gives you +% materials returned (ie. harvest) or you harvest a lot and want more time to harvest. For comparison, a normal pick has 100 uses, meaning you'd need 151 picks to harvest 15,025 iron ore, to make 305g for the infinite tools.įor glyphs, they lower the threshold of how many times you need to use the tool to justify the cost because they provide more materials that can be sold.įor example, the industry glyph would save you time, which can be considered as added value if you don't play a lot (and want more time to play vs.Different types of ore/wood/etc would offer different TP prices and increase/decrease the amount of times the tools need to be used. Note: This only considers one commodity.(305 gold) / (2.03 silver * 1 gold / 0.01 silver) = 15,025 times the tool must be used.Using OPs info, an infinite mining tool (part of pack) would cost 305 gold.2.03 silver per iron ore (current tp price).Lets use a mining pick for iron ore (normal veins): If an infinite tool costs X gold (= tool gem cost * gem-gold conversion cost), then we'd need to use the tool at least Y times (= X / material sell cost) before the infinite tool is more valuable than a normal tool. Another neat bit of info would be comparing that data with glyph benefits.įor example, we look at how much material we can get from a tool and how much that material sells for on TP, the result is the estimated value of the tool. I'm sure someone has done a cost estimate/breakdown/comparison (it'd be cool to see if anyone knows). IMO, it depends on how often you harvest.

#GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS PATCH#

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(Mind you: it's still great for a lot of people, who don't share the same circumstances as the OP. In short, it's a change that does you no good.

#GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS FREE#

Heck, even the free one means, at best, you lose an inventory slot. You already are using three really useful glyphs, so swapping them isn't of value. However, in this example, none of that does you any good: you don't have other skins (well the default, but they make things less functional, not more).

#GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS UPDATE#

The update arrives and with it, these features: Thus before the update, you have all the tools you need to never worry about purchasing any more tools. You're not interested in the skins, as long as they get the job done. Let's say you bought a set of unlimited tools and use them in your shared inventory, swapping when you load a character and before swapping/logging out. I'll rephrase it generically, since this would apply to many other people: I was discussing this thread with a friend and, in trying to paraphrase, I might have stumbled upon the OP's concern. Were people really worried about how they look when gathering?Yes, lots of posts about it through the years since the first unlimited tools.Plus, as I mentioned above, the update is more than just how they look: form separated from function and from bonus.

#GW2 GATHERING GLYPHS SKIN#

The point is we've never been able to separate either the skin nor the upgrade from the tool. There's an entire thread discussing just that. I don't see the point to the gathering update. I use my Unbound Magic Harvesting Tools across all of my characters, by just keeping it in shared storage and equipping when I need it.

You've unfortunately assumed that the upgrade was tied to the skin. I am sure they could keep the base item as is, and then use a Glyph.