Or has the mclay table been repeating what it was ~3 days before...?

They reuse tables a lot, sometimes they switch out a few items, sometimes they use the exact same table. Either way, our tables lately suck.

iBambi wrote:

They reuse tables a lot, sometimes they switch out a few items, sometimes they use the exact same table. Either way, our tables lately suck.

+1 to this.

I dont play GF anymore, and its kinda lame not changing the tables up a bit. I think my brother said they made a new one.

Tables lately?

Try 1 and a half years.

This table is on for 3rd time already iirc, correct me if Im wrong. I took the effort and I started to take screenshots of the tables recently. And yeah, tables were never this bad before.

Yes, they're horrible. And I suspect there are somethings that we will never see again, mclay tables, etc. Fail rate is too high for such a bad table. No wonder Mclay price has gone down, bought 2 for 320 yesterday in the Auction House.. didn't think it was worth it.

Recycled table is old news though. They were doing that before brodor/gaianub merge. I remember the same table for almost a week and a half.

Altosk wrote:

Recycled table is old news though. They were doing that before brodor/gaianub merge. I remember the same table for almost a week and a half.

Recycled tables isn't necessarily bad itself. It's just bad when the table they re-use are horrible.

minuzaki wrote:

Tables lately? Try 1 and a half years.

Yes, lately. Though the tables usually were better way back then, the tables PMPuffer made wasn't too bad imo. She was open to feedback from players, and actually did something with it.

These tables for the last 3 months have been reused every single god dame week. Crappy items and crappy rates, not to mention the crappy quantities. Plox give dem new tables that we used to get everyday. However that's too much too wish for give it 6 months and you'll see the same tables you've seen this week non stop. The only table that ever changes though out the week is the one on Saturday the "players choice table".