Sugar on vendors?

[Serafi]

Mesanna visited Catskills recently, and one of the attendants wrote afterwards:

From our chat, it is my understanding that there will be sugar on vendors soon.

Why not make the sugar cane able to produce seeds like the vanilla instead?

 

[Tanivar]

Mesanna visited Catskills recently, and one of the attendants wrote afterwards:


Why not make the sugar cane able to produce seeds like the vanilla instead?

This

 

[Martyna Zmuir]

Growing sugar cane from seeds produced by a prior generation makes more sense. NPC vendors and their crappy stock of 20 won't do anyone any good.

 

[Tina Small]

Another alternative, although it wouldn't be particularly fair to people who grew sugar and/or killed paragons for sugar, would be to change the quest so honey could be used instead of sugar. You can buy honey from NPCs or get it from beehives.

 

[Cerwin Vega]

I hope shes smart enough not to make it on npcs till after the event, but it seems they always screw the hard workers half way through events by making everything easier. Why not just skip everything and make the rewards come from vending machines.

 

[Luvmylace]

This is a game of acquiring,or looting and crafting .Sugar should not go on a vendor . A nice idea for a quest would be a sugar cane still. just drop the used canes in and get another run of sugar just like we drop wheat to make flour, ! And to make it more difficult it should only be acquired in Felucca.
*smirk*

 

[Tina Small]

I hope shes smart enough not to make it on npcs till after the event, but it seems they always screw the hard workers half way through events by making everything easier. Why not just skip everything and make the rewards come from vending machines.

I think trying to monkey with the quest at this point might do more harm than good and would mostly serve to just set more players against each other, instead of drawing them together or putting them into some kind of friendly competition with each other. Hopefully lessons have been learned about how best to publicize events like this, but also, and perhaps more importantly, to make them more appealing to a wider group of players.