I think it's important that we get GGG clarification on Map Tablets affecting pre-patch maps

As the title says, a lot of people are clearing their atlas finding areas to juice up with towers in hope of being able to add tablets on top of maps that are already juiced, based on the GGG comments that "existing buffs will NOT be removed from maps already juiced"


BUT, they did NOT clarify if we would be able to add tablets to those maps or not... A lot of people, I would say MOST people are assuming that you WILL BE ABLE TO, based at least on what I'm seeing in-game chat...


Can we please get a confirmation on this? It seems like a big deal that players should be aware of.... We could be screwing ourselves over by pre-clearing and juicing maps, only to find out we can't add tablets to these maps later after patch...


Thank you!

Even if you find out you cant add tablets to them what is the problem exactly?

Can still run the area you setted up later no?

It would be helpful to know, to keep people from clearing large areas of maps and juicing them, it may be better to use tablets, we still are not sure...


It seems like a literal overhaul of the most important part of the game would come with a bit more detail of the process.. I don't think its unreasonable to expect that..

I'm assuming they will make it so we cant add tablets to already generated maps since maps will now spawn "empty".

The fact that some people are extrapolating everything because they dream of getting some more exalts out of them maps shouldnt affect your gameplay.

I'm setting up everything I possibly can. If the new tablets can't be put into maps that have extant bonuses then you only lose value on 2-tower and 1-tower overlaps. old 3-tower and 4-tower overlaps will still be better than new 3-tablet maps. So it's still fine to run the deep overlaps from the old tablets and then move on.

Also, tablets will have a new range, so the old 7% quant tablets will be garbage unless you divine them. So there is no loss by chucking them in towers now. You'd have to end up reforging or divining them anyway to get them up to the new values.