143661-so-lets-discuss-whats-endgame-content-for-new-level-50s

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I see statements about lack of things to do. There is plenty to do. For pvp.. there is arenas/rated bgs/ War plots. There are Contracts. Thats for pvp. And there is of course world pvp on pvp servers.
For Pve players. you have.. veteran adventures/Dungeons.  Attunement process. World bosses. Raids. 
Working on a players home is very much content for people who love to decorate their home. 
Collecting pets. Collecting Mounts. Collecting Costumes. Mastering the Auction house. Working on one's professions. And of course. The path system. 
I am pretty sure there is a link posted by carbine  somewhere that details the process for atunement as well. 
There is TONS Of content for people to do. And of course.. Dailies as well. IF you are new to Wildstar and hit 50.. you have so many choices much more then us old vets did at launch. Be happy. and get to cracking on that content! 	
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Not sure new 50's should be going anywhere near rated bg's, vet dungeons, or raids. Just fyi. Also it's all well and good to go through the checklist of all of the different options that the game offers it's players but you have to realize that the majority of them are not going to bother with the things that are
 
1) not rewarding with regard to effort/time take and
 
2) not fun
 
Also lol Warplots.
			
				
	Edited October 16, 2015 by Thelonious	
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			New 50s should hit vet expeditions.	
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Also lol Warplots.
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Have you done them?
 
I have and they are a freaking BLAST!
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			I have wondered the same thing. I wonder why do people find it not fun. Im having a blast.	
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Yeah it's an old running joke, if you're a new player then it's over your head. Don't worry about it.
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I'll take your word for it
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so is that a confirmation that you didn't try them...yet you bash them? hmmm...
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I've been in a warplot, once. They exist! They're even kind of fun, I think. Of course, when the only way for a solo player to enter one is as filler for someone dropping out of a premade warparty, most of us will in fact see them only rarely, if ever.
 
Which makes them really underutilized game content here, IMO. But then again, they're hardly the only game content being underutilized here in an effort to force the biggest demographic in MMORPGs to do something that they've made it clear they do not want to do and will not tolerate being forced to do.	
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			iw ish warplots were more accessible. i have heard people who play for the last whole year and has never been in one. really should be a part of random bg pool or something. 	
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The warplots video was the first one I saw about the game. I thought the entire game was large scale PvP. LOL- I only played because my sister was going to play and I was looking for a new MMO. I figured *shrug* "why not? I could do PvP".
 
I kind of lucked into this being a great PvE game!	
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Might be unpopular opinion but it feels like you get the gear from vet exp/vet adv too quickly /duck
 
By the time I ran each adventure once each to be able to equip the gear I had enough renown to get all the pieces that were upgrades for me and I was onto dungeons, very quick process.	
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			My favorite part about Warplots was when Carbine didn't even know that they were supposed to be developing them, or what they even were, until Gaffney blurted it out in an interview.	
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PVE Progression: Expeditions --> Adventures (If your a good person and want to assure contribution to groups) --> Vet DungeonsThings to do whilst doing the above: Dailies (Plat + Rep//mostly for amp/ability upgrades) + PVP (Once again for amps/abilities) + Contracts
 
If you play 5-6 hours a day for a week or two, you'll be raid ready. Then you can relax and play a hell of a lot less.
			
				
	Edited October 16, 2015 by Krighten	
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Not sure new 50's should be going anywhere near rated bg's, vet dungeons, or raids. Just fyi. Also it's all well and good to go through the checklist of all of the different options that the game offers it's players but you have to realize that the majority of them are not going to bother with the things that are
 
1) not rewarding with regard to effort/time take and
 
2) not fun
 
Also lol Warplots.
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Everything you mentioned was subjective.
 
If people can't be bothered to do what is necessary to advance their character, that is their problem. The paths are there. People only need to take them.
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Oh the paths are certainly there but they are filled with lots of poop and then your reward for wading through that poop-laden path is a guy that punches you in the throat
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Again, subjective.
 
You don't like it? Play another game.
 
Problem solved.
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You like wading through poop and then getting punched in the throat? Man, that's hardcore!...  Hence Wildstar being F2P now. 
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Everyone who uses that phrase as an excuse for their half-assed arguments deserves to be punched in the throat.
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Hey Everyone,
 
Let's get back on topic, please. we'd like to see what comes out of this thread!
 
Cheers.	
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I can give reasons all DAY why Wildstar's subscription days were unprofitable and how we got to where we are today.
 
What is being done isn't a discussion. In *EVERY SINGLE COMPLAINT THREAD* about every single issue, no matter how big, how small, how trite or how vital ... Every freaking issue is "this is the reason Wildstar is F2P" and it always come from people who weren't here, cant be bothered to read or research or people who actively tried to sabotage this community for one reason or another.
 
Every "issue" isn't the "reason Wildstar is free to play" now. It's just not. There were issues. There still ARE issues.
 
But just because there is an issue, doesn't automagically equate to the "sole reason this game is free to play."
 
EDIT: Sorry Locke, you posted while I did. I'm done.
			
				
	Edited October 19, 2015 by Tex Arcana	
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No worries, Tex.
 
Let's consider that the end of it and get back to talking about fresh 50s.
 
Does anyone have a tried and tested strategy for bringing a new 50 up to vet dungeon/raiding level?	
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No worries, Tex.
 
Let's consider that the end of it and get back to talking about fresh 50s.
 
Does anyone have a tried and tested strategy for bringing a new 50 up to vet dungeon/raiding level?
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No worries, Tex.
 
Let's consider that the end of it and get back to talking about fresh 50s.
 
Does anyone have a tried and tested strategy for bringing a new 50 up to vet dungeon/raiding level?
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When I hit 50, the first thing I did was que up for adventures. That was a mistake and would be now, even though I queued at the height of the gold or bust era. What I would recommend before doing anything else, is finishing out the quests in Blighthaven and the Defile and now (i didn't have the option at the time) doing the expeditions. After a couple failed adventures where I couldn't keep the group up, I went back and did those zones and picked up a bunch of better gear from the quests there and got a bunch of initial reputation, With that gear, I was able to more confidently do instanced content, where I met my current guild-mates. They helped me with the rest of the gearing process. 
 
Honestly, I think being social and looking for a good guild, circle, or group of friends is one of the most important things you can do in this game. Guilds are good source of advice and help. 
 
Also, work on your rotations. Having gear means nothing if your rotations and build aren't good. Do a little research (enigma has some good class guides for assault/support that offer help, even to new players), ask in /advice, practice your rotation on a target dummy until you are confident in it, this will help even in dungeons and raids where you are moving. Muscle memory is important. 	
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What I would recommend before doing anything else, is finishing out the quests in Blighthaven and the Defile ...
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			There is more lv 50 content than everthing 1-50 combined. The problem before was that everything was either too easy or too hard or too grindy. I don't see that now, there is a decent progression to vet dungeons both in skill and gear progression. The rep grinds seem to be reduced too. I already did most of them back when wildstar launched but defile is going to need only about a week of grinding to max rep and not a 3-4 weeks. If you every run out of things to do you can always roll a new char and start all over again.	
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