Comment by Deastrumquodvici I will repeat for more info: these do not come from specific battlegrounds, unfortunately, only randoms. Which sucks if you're in a battlegroup that only wins on two BGs and never the rest. Comment by dkcm I just want some old transmog gear for my hunter and have been doing randoms all night, just trying to get one darn token. This is a disaster and not at all fun.
For what I do in game and what I find enjoyable, this is now easily one of my top "Blizzard, what are you smoking? I would sugarcoat it, but I can't. The insanely low drop rate on these is idiotic and completely demotivating. Comment by SaltSheep Is there any way to transfer Marks of Honor from an alliance toon to a horde toon? Comment by Kathucka The most straightforward way to get these is to get in a mass of teammates in Ashran and mob the other faction.
Every kills lets you complete then re-take the "Kill them All" quest and get a box with one of these. Note that the boss NPCs, during pre-patch, are pretty much unkillable, so there's no winning. Comment by ns88 If BGs were a pain to farm before, well now Comment by borek Am I just really unlucky or they stopped dropping when Legion went live? Just won a bg and all I got was a lousy chestpiece. Won one again at , did not get any. Comment by Cuddlebunz Won 10 battlegrounds today at Comment by Variance7 Can someone clarify for the "Ensemble item" does it contain all pieces, including the off pieces.
Like the belt and boots? Comment by crushburn won aroundd 20 bgs with my demon hunter still not a single mark for me. Comment by AndaliteBandit The response to my ticket about how rare these are-- Hey there! Game Master Nidareon here, I hope to find you doing well today. I understand that you had some questions about Marks of Honor.
We can't confirm drop rates or specifics about how items work, but it doesn't look like there are any bugs with the item currently. Comment by Songbird They need to up the drop rate on these things Comment by fastersamurai Just had one drop today for my level 77 DK. First one I've seen since legion went live and I run multiple bgs daily.
It's finally proven beyond doubt: Something went horribly, terribly wrong when Honor Points were converted to Marks of Honor! Comment by Scarbar For anyone looking to farm these, the up to level Fel-Touched Crate of Battlefield Goods seem to have a much higher chance to drop than the equivalent.
Haven't tested on anything else, but I've gotten significantly more from the Fel-Touched Crates. Comment by vlaka the hokiest system in place for pvp to date. What is Blizzard thinking? Comment by Dreanys No idea what blizzard was thinking with these. The drop rate compared to item costs is crazy low. Also beware: they can't be restored through bnet item restoration should you throw them away for some reason. Hint, Blizzard: there's a currency system just for this reason. Yeah, I know, account bound.
Figure something out, like making the outdated pvp items you buy with them account bound, instead of the currency. Got some at after every single bg, thought they were common, needed bag space, and threw some away. Now, 24 bgs and only a single mark later, I regret it so hard. Comment by guishir I'm not someone who finds PvP fun, so this is just really tiresome.
At least with Honor Points it felt fair - it was sometimes painful, but you could set yourself a goal and slowly work towards it. Even if you lost your time wasn't totally wasted.
It was tough but fair. Now I'm playing a part of the game I don't enjoy - PvP - to play another game which I don't enjoy - gambling. Blizzard is inventing new and interesting ways to make my pain stackable! Edited to add a slightly more optimistic note: As things have been updated and added they've provided one or two less finicky ways of acquiring these badges.
The quest A Call to Battle is available every few weeks from Archmage Timear and provides five badges for the relatively straightforward task of winning 4 battlegrounds - this can be done in any battleground, either by random or specific choice, so you can at least pick one you find relatively painless and work away at it over the course of a week. Five badges is the maximum price for most weapons and will get you a couple of armour items if you're choosey. This quest can be done once per character on the week it's up, meaning you can get 5 badges per character and mail them to whichever character needs them the most.
This quest is slow to finish but is repeatable - as soon as you've finished it, you will automatically pick it up again and can carry on. It's laborious to grind them this way, but you can do it at any time. It also gives you a Crate with a chance of a further drop, so you may get lucky and get two for one. Stay strong, fellow pacifists - we'll get those sweet old items one day!
Comment by ender I don't understand what they were thinking I feel like I am just pouring my time down the drain.
Honor points-- fine. Even small amounts. RNG gear? Marks of Honor with ridiculous drop rates even if you win? It just plain ain't fun. Comment by redhot Why can't they just make old PvP gear cost gold like they do with old Raid gear.
There are so many PvP sets i want that i need these for ;-;. Comment by Consar i see that people are ok with rng legendaries but not with useless transmog gear. Comment by whitecrab I suggest everyone write an in-game suggestion for these to become a guaranteed drop after a BG win.
Comment by rcillig haha played all night, 6 hrs and didn't get a single mark Comment by Metheldaen Ah the good ol' Gladitorial Vendors, not very generous are they?
Comment by Kreffy Have they upped the drop rate already? There are tons of comments about people complaining about this - including me.
I already sent a ticket, I'd suggest you do too, so Blizzard will take note. Comment by Kittay This doesn't seem to be updated in the database yet, but the mounts that were previously sold for Honor points are too sold for Marks of honor now, for 15x each. Edit: Here are the mounts, with vendors. Comment by Songbird According to Customer Support, as of 7. They did not mention by how much though. Talked to Customer Support again, and apparently the drop rate of the marks have a chance of dropping depending on how many enemies are in the BG and how many BGs you do.
I am guessing that means that there is a "Bad luck" protection on them. All of the Shadowlands Vicious Mounts will also be obtainable at the end of the expansion.
Participating in PvP and earning Honor grants you additional items to choose from in the Weekly Vault, although you can still only choose one item each week. Meaning that if a player participates in arenas, battlegrounds, or plays with the Warmode on, their PvP gear will gain 13 item levels. All the Honor Gear starts at level , and can be upgraded up to rank 7 Item level by spending Honor. Intellect One-Handed Weapons :.
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The other criticism I have of For Honor — at least at the moment — is its stability during multiplayer games. Or rather, its lack thereof.
I've had a hell of a time dealing with disconnects while playing on Xbox One, and judging by the feedback I've seen around the net, I'm not the only one. One evening, I played nine games, and seven of them ended up terminating early because of network errors. I've since run a series of tests and fixes as recommended on the Ubisoft tech forums, which seem to have cleared up some of the issues, but I'm still getting occasional network errors even now.
While I'm sure that Ubisoft are working on fixes as we speak, it's just very frustrating. When the game does work, though, it's brilliant.
As someone who puts a lot of time into PvP shooters, For Honor is like a breath of fresh air. Tactically and strategically, it's a whole new brawl game — compelling and involving melee-oriented combat that facilitates brutal, gritty, and oftentimes thrilling battles between players. At that point you can start dueling bots to finesse your skills and really learn the intricacies of the characters you want to play. It might sound like a bit of a chore, but to me the payoff is worth it. Once you get your head around its Art of Battle control scheme, For Honor delivers exciting, tactile, bone-crunching medieval combat that puts you front and center in some truly epic battles.
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