Your chances stay the same, getting the one you want is just extremely unlikely. You are confusing not getting better with getting worse.

Level 50 schematics with the Primeval prefix are good generally, expensive to reverse engineer to a usable state though.

I was mailing some Veracity Enigma Bracers which have +shield rating +absorb and +def on them normally. The person I was selling to refused to pay for them because they thought I was trying to cheat them by selling them something less than I had promised. I looked at the stats on the bracer while it was in the mail and it only had +absorb on it. When I took it out of the mail and looked at it again thinking maybe it was possible to critically fail on an item, all the stats were back.. This indicates to me that it was a bug of some sort. I explained to them what happened and sent it back, hopefully it's just a bug in the mail display. Has this happened to any one else?

It is selfish, but if the RE proc chance is going to be significantly increased, why even have it be a chance at all? RE is supposed to be a gate between people who want to invest a lot into crafting in hopes of a large payoff and people who are only doing it because why not.

I might quit crafting if they make the RE chance too much better. Already spent so much time and money on the schematics I do have, if everybody else can all of the sudden get what I have for much less effort then I don't see what the point is. If all they do is get rid of "you already know this schematic" that would be great.

If there is a 1% chance of getting the schematic you want on each trial, there is a 93.4% chance of getting the schematic within 270 trials. There is a 99.9% chance of getting the schematic within 700 trials. This is all assuming a 1% success rate for getting that schematic. It could be higher (or hell maybe even lower). I spent hours yesterday trying to RE a set of blue bracers to Redoubt, then I got the Veracity prefix on the 2nd attempt at REing the redoubt version. Random numbers are random (not saying its a good design choice though).

Don't worry, since you whiners can't handle a bit of PvP sorcs/sages will be next.

The stun that maxes out your resolve bar is not automatically broken. Save your break for when you see the bar turn white, then you will be immune to mezz and stuns, but not snares and roots.

Then why did they just do a blanket nerf to a class based on pvp complaints?

Tale a look at the PTR forums and see all the feedback they have been giving.

I'm kind of shocked at how immature the community is.