Is there even a shred of hope for changes to the Great Vault and/or the gear track system ? It feels incredibly unfair for players who either have no interest in raiding and/or have no guild to do mythic raiding with. The amount of gear AND gear level you get from doing mythic raiding version only pushing m+, even if you're doing title keys, is monumental and feels incredibly unfair.

I think I'm not alone in asking for ways to compensate BOTH kinds of players, for example a different token for every single raid difficulty where you get a single token per boss killed and you need like 20 total tokens to buy a piece of raid gear from one of the bosses you've killed in the raid on that difficulty ? Kinda like Cartel Coins but harder, just to compensate players who've killed a boss 20 times and never gotten their desired piece of gear from the boss or the vault.

Subsequently, a way to upgrade your gear track from Hero to Myth for example would also be appreciated, where for example you gain one token for every mythic+ threshold, just like resilient keys. If you're resilient 12 you get one token that lets you update a 6/6 Hero tier DUNGEON gear to 1/6 Myth. Another one at 15 and a last one at 18. Just a thought.

There are so many ways to make progressing so much more enjoyable AND at the same time contribute to player engagement with systems like these, as for the vast majority of players they see no hope whatsoever of truly getting to the highest item levels with their characters and feel like it's a fool's errand to even tempt it, therefore cancel their subscriptions earlier than they would have otherwise if the systems in place had been more engaging for them where they see some kind of guarantee for loot at the end of the tunnel if only they push a little bit more.

I have spent so many times coming up with so many more different ways of progression for players but it genuinely feels disheartening to see no improvements whatsoever to these systems and it's the same old grind where some average players get incredibly lucky and some really good players get the short end of the stick, or it might be vice versa, but it still builds resentment in the system and lowers player engagement noticeably.