The 10 Most Terrifying Things About Item Upgrading
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World of Warcraft Upgrades and Item Upgrading
Upgrades increase the value of certain numeric stats on weapons, armor and rings. They also increase bonuses like PvE damage and crit chance.
For instance an item with the upgrade template that ends in % will suffer 3damage to attack each time it upgrades (relative to its previous value).
Item upgrading costs crests and the current level of the item. The cost rises with item's level.
Components
Upgrade components can be incorporated into trinkets, armor, and weapons in order to give them a boost in stats or add a bonus effect. These can be obtained through crafting, buying from vendors trading, or looting. Some upgrades also have specific cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can only be used on equipment with a slot. The item must be at least upgraded to blue level before a component can be used. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied only once. They cannot be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary and ascending equipment, as in some items that aren't ascended. Enrichments and Infusions can be obtained by salvaging equipment from the ascended state or completing a mission in the Prophecies, Factions, and Nightfall campaigns.
A suffix or prefix can be added to an upgrade, thereby changing the name of the item it's applied to (for instance, 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' is changed to Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Certain upgrades can increase the Mark Level or Rarity of an item, which lets players to create stronger versions using less Upgrade crystals than they would require to achieve the same level with normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can alter the attack or defense attributes of a weapon, or armor. After the player has completed the cutscene and defeated Crazed Mechanist, these upgrades can be created at the Portative Forging Station. They can be dropped by enemies while upgrading other gear, or by purchasing them from the cash shop for 500 upgrade crystals each.
The player can get the maximum of five boost upgrades at a time. Each upgrade increases the likelihood that a higher-level version of the item will be available during the next reset. This gives the player some incentive to keep improving their equipment, even if they're unsure of how much they'll improve after a future reset.
If a boost upgrade item is successful or not, the process may be costly, and there is a high risk that the item may become obsolete or even break if it fails; a unsuccessful upgrade could ruin the Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. Cash shop items can be used to minimize or eliminate the risk of failure. Some upgrades also offer the player a bonus if they are reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs are upgrade elements that can be placed in special sockets on the Paragon Board. Glyphs buff the effectiveness of all nodes in the area around them as well as existing affixes on equipment. Glyphs are upgraded in many ways. We recommend upgrading them as fast as you can to level 15.
In the final game, you will often find that the best way to improve your equipment is to use Glyphs. They are the only upgrade component that can be upgraded directly to level 15 and offer a large boost to your power and radius on the Paragon Board, enabling you to climb higher nodes more quickly.
Glyphs, the only upgrade component that can be removed without restriction and replaced again are the most popular. Only legendary equipment can be salvaged and re-placed by using a Black Lion Salvage Kit.
The value of each Glyph is displayed when you choose it in your inventory. You can replace it with a different Glyph of the same rank or higher rank, which will increase the overall value of the Glyph.
Glyphs can be found in the Black Lion Trading Post as part of the Gem Store bundle or purchase, with certain unlimited-use tools and also during Faction Crypt Raids. Every Faction Crypt will drop one of these Glyphs. There are also some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
Once you have obtained the desired Glyphs then you have to put them on your gear. Each Glyph will grant a distinct bonus that boosts the stats of a specific set of nodes that are within a radius of the Glyph. It could be +40 for one of your primary stats, or +25 for two of your secondary stats based on the Glyph.
Glyphs boost all nodes connected to them, so it is recommended to place Glyphs in strategic spots on the Graph. This will increase the impact. For example an Druid should aim to place their Glyphs near their primary damage points, but you should also think about placing them near crucial damage nodes, too.
Leveling
The item upgrading system allows players to increase the performance of specific items by putting upgraded components inside them. This is referred to as "upping". Each upgradeable item has a level that determines the final statistics. Upgraded items may be leveled to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each item level requires a different number of components to reach and the costs for upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a specific ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by finishing Upgrade Recipes. These recipes can be purchased from NPCs or found on the upgrade tab in crafting tables. Each completed Upgrade Recipe earns some Technology Points. These points can be used for leveling up an item. Once enough points are earned you will be able to claim your upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When an individual player upgrade the equipment they have, the base item will be replaced by an item that is new. The same armor will receive an weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item also comes with its own set bonus. This could be a drawback, as the item can be more expensive even if you do not need it.
If the player has enough tokens they can reroll item upgrades. This causes the item to be exchanged for a new one, which will have an initial level and a different set of bonuses. This can be beneficial, but should not be used frequently as it can waste resources.
Certain upgrades can boost their value and allow players to personalize their equipment. An excellent example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives an advantage when a player repeatedly enters and exits water (or swims like dolphins). This item can be upgraded several times by increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item can be extremely useful in PvP battles, since the best version of it could be worth between 20 and 50x its value if it is not upgraded.
Requirements
Item upgrading allows players to upgrade the level of their equippable equipment - weapons, armor, and trinkets above ilvl 385--by offering the appropriate items and currencies to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces boost the defense of the base set and weapon upgrades items boost their base damage as well as the required strength and dexterity.
All items are upgradeable up to five times except for hero equipment, which is able to be upgraded eight times. Every when you upgrade an item, it is given a chance to fail--the failure rate increases the more you go over the maximum number of upgrades. Failures will cause the item to revert back to its original state, which will force the user to pay more for materials than they would have to had they stopped upgrading at the highest number of upgrades.
If an item does not upgrade the amount of experience in its growth bar is reset to zero. The item also loses any bonuses it has gained like chances to be crit, attack damage, or additional effects (such as a higher healing rate over time, or the speed of reloading). The player can continue to use their weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded the upgrades are applied from lowest to highest. This means that when a weapon is upgraded, if it gains a crit chance increase it will be applied before any damage from attacks increases. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item definition and the value is computed every time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item upgrader kit is based on its rarity rating and upgrade slot count. The upgrade cost for non-premium products is equal to the base value of the upgrade. For example, a common equipment item may have five upgrades with a cost of 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance--whereas hero grade items will have the lowest cost for each additional upgrade.
Premium items have different requirements for upgrading as compared to standard equipment, for instance, they might require fewer sowels, but more minerals and erons. Players will still have to carry every piece of gear they want to upgrade to the NPC [ArmorBoboko. Boboko located in Central Flarine. Each equipment upgrade will require different amounts of upgrade ingredients in addition to the cost listed above.
Upgrades increase the value of certain numeric stats on weapons, armor and rings. They also increase bonuses like PvE damage and crit chance.
For instance an item with the upgrade template that ends in % will suffer 3damage to attack each time it upgrades (relative to its previous value).
Item upgrading costs crests and the current level of the item. The cost rises with item's level.
Components
Upgrade components can be incorporated into trinkets, armor, and weapons in order to give them a boost in stats or add a bonus effect. These can be obtained through crafting, buying from vendors trading, or looting. Some upgrades also have specific cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can only be used on equipment with a slot. The item must be at least upgraded to blue level before a component can be used. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied only once. They cannot be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary and ascending equipment, as in some items that aren't ascended. Enrichments and Infusions can be obtained by salvaging equipment from the ascended state or completing a mission in the Prophecies, Factions, and Nightfall campaigns.
A suffix or prefix can be added to an upgrade, thereby changing the name of the item it's applied to (for instance, 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' is changed to Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Certain upgrades can increase the Mark Level or Rarity of an item, which lets players to create stronger versions using less Upgrade crystals than they would require to achieve the same level with normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can alter the attack or defense attributes of a weapon, or armor. After the player has completed the cutscene and defeated Crazed Mechanist, these upgrades can be created at the Portative Forging Station. They can be dropped by enemies while upgrading other gear, or by purchasing them from the cash shop for 500 upgrade crystals each.
The player can get the maximum of five boost upgrades at a time. Each upgrade increases the likelihood that a higher-level version of the item will be available during the next reset. This gives the player some incentive to keep improving their equipment, even if they're unsure of how much they'll improve after a future reset.
If a boost upgrade item is successful or not, the process may be costly, and there is a high risk that the item may become obsolete or even break if it fails; a unsuccessful upgrade could ruin the Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. Cash shop items can be used to minimize or eliminate the risk of failure. Some upgrades also offer the player a bonus if they are reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs are upgrade elements that can be placed in special sockets on the Paragon Board. Glyphs buff the effectiveness of all nodes in the area around them as well as existing affixes on equipment. Glyphs are upgraded in many ways. We recommend upgrading them as fast as you can to level 15.
In the final game, you will often find that the best way to improve your equipment is to use Glyphs. They are the only upgrade component that can be upgraded directly to level 15 and offer a large boost to your power and radius on the Paragon Board, enabling you to climb higher nodes more quickly.
Glyphs, the only upgrade component that can be removed without restriction and replaced again are the most popular. Only legendary equipment can be salvaged and re-placed by using a Black Lion Salvage Kit.
The value of each Glyph is displayed when you choose it in your inventory. You can replace it with a different Glyph of the same rank or higher rank, which will increase the overall value of the Glyph.
Glyphs can be found in the Black Lion Trading Post as part of the Gem Store bundle or purchase, with certain unlimited-use tools and also during Faction Crypt Raids. Every Faction Crypt will drop one of these Glyphs. There are also some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
Once you have obtained the desired Glyphs then you have to put them on your gear. Each Glyph will grant a distinct bonus that boosts the stats of a specific set of nodes that are within a radius of the Glyph. It could be +40 for one of your primary stats, or +25 for two of your secondary stats based on the Glyph.
Glyphs boost all nodes connected to them, so it is recommended to place Glyphs in strategic spots on the Graph. This will increase the impact. For example an Druid should aim to place their Glyphs near their primary damage points, but you should also think about placing them near crucial damage nodes, too.
Leveling
The item upgrading system allows players to increase the performance of specific items by putting upgraded components inside them. This is referred to as "upping". Each upgradeable item has a level that determines the final statistics. Upgraded items may be leveled to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each item level requires a different number of components to reach and the costs for upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a specific ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by finishing Upgrade Recipes. These recipes can be purchased from NPCs or found on the upgrade tab in crafting tables. Each completed Upgrade Recipe earns some Technology Points. These points can be used for leveling up an item. Once enough points are earned you will be able to claim your upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When an individual player upgrade the equipment they have, the base item will be replaced by an item that is new. The same armor will receive an weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item also comes with its own set bonus. This could be a drawback, as the item can be more expensive even if you do not need it.
If the player has enough tokens they can reroll item upgrades. This causes the item to be exchanged for a new one, which will have an initial level and a different set of bonuses. This can be beneficial, but should not be used frequently as it can waste resources.
Certain upgrades can boost their value and allow players to personalize their equipment. An excellent example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives an advantage when a player repeatedly enters and exits water (or swims like dolphins). This item can be upgraded several times by increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item can be extremely useful in PvP battles, since the best version of it could be worth between 20 and 50x its value if it is not upgraded.
Requirements
Item upgrading allows players to upgrade the level of their equippable equipment - weapons, armor, and trinkets above ilvl 385--by offering the appropriate items and currencies to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces boost the defense of the base set and weapon upgrades items boost their base damage as well as the required strength and dexterity.
All items are upgradeable up to five times except for hero equipment, which is able to be upgraded eight times. Every when you upgrade an item, it is given a chance to fail--the failure rate increases the more you go over the maximum number of upgrades. Failures will cause the item to revert back to its original state, which will force the user to pay more for materials than they would have to had they stopped upgrading at the highest number of upgrades.
If an item does not upgrade the amount of experience in its growth bar is reset to zero. The item also loses any bonuses it has gained like chances to be crit, attack damage, or additional effects (such as a higher healing rate over time, or the speed of reloading). The player can continue to use their weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded the upgrades are applied from lowest to highest. This means that when a weapon is upgraded, if it gains a crit chance increase it will be applied before any damage from attacks increases. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item definition and the value is computed every time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item upgrader kit is based on its rarity rating and upgrade slot count. The upgrade cost for non-premium products is equal to the base value of the upgrade. For example, a common equipment item may have five upgrades with a cost of 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance--whereas hero grade items will have the lowest cost for each additional upgrade.
Premium items have different requirements for upgrading as compared to standard equipment, for instance, they might require fewer sowels, but more minerals and erons. Players will still have to carry every piece of gear they want to upgrade to the NPC [ArmorBoboko. Boboko located in Central Flarine. Each equipment upgrade will require different amounts of upgrade ingredients in addition to the cost listed above.
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