The devs seem to not understand the difference between relief and accomplishment.

I'd assume that almost all those that have managed to get the artifacts would have felt amazing relief when getting the drop they needed as they flew away from the zone to never return, there thoughts about the grind to get the artifact peice would not be thought of as a fond memory but a torturous trial that made them hate the mobs they endlessly had to kill.

A sense of accomplishment comes from building something amazing step by step like the pen accessory quest line

relief comes from finally getting the drop so you never have to go back. 

This game is full of ultra rare drops.

Literally from the moment you launch the game for the first time, RNG is involved everywhere around you.

You can't even sell these items in the marketplace.

Let's say i grind somewhere and get x999 Artifacts that i will never use, i can't even sell them.

Controlled market at it's fullest.

We are able to convert Artifacts into Lightstones however, which can be used/sold. 

One epic hit every 2 min it doesn't make any difference to me. Same as 30 sec buff with sick 2 min cd. Its pointless for me.

Do you understand what the topic is about? No one cares about convert but drop specific artifact hidden behind a 0.01% chance to drop.

Last days I also spent a lot of hours in Aakman and of course this artifact did not drop.

This BSR artifact has no boss assigned to it, which makes it practically impossible to get.

I currently have 2-4 artifacts of each type (offensive and defessive, as well as special (max HP from Garmoth) but not BSR despite many hours in Aakman (with plus drop bonuses) as I mentioned.

You can be buffed for straight 150 seconds with x2 BSR's and the 30 second buff.

By the time all this time runs out, you will arleady kill 100 mobs to trigger another 60 seconds BSR buff.

Of course assuming you are not grinding 300 AP locations.

Just so you know for future, when someone quotes a previous post's text, their own post that follows can be considered a response to that quoted text. I'm not sure how old you are, but going off your responses here and elsewhere, it seems safe to assume you haven't learnt this at school yet, or perhaps you have been and just weren't paying attention. Either way, with this now in mind I will give you the benefit of the doubt and am sure you'll be able to figure out which part of Prokaizer's post I was responding to.

How to tell people you don't grind without telling people you don't grind.

They need to buff the drop rate, this is ridiculous on so many levels.

Getting the life skill versions is just as much of a PAIN.

It seems they dont understand, when you take away the joy from the players, then they quit and move on to something where they feel their time spend is earned.

Spending a month(or more) grinding after one artifact is not something i would call "time well spend".

I guess they make enough money since they just dont care.