I really hope it's not gone

Nautilus Godilus··1 votes·505 views

I put a ward skin shard into rental mode and I have no clue how to make it permanent, It isn't in any menus and I know it'll dissapear after the 7 day period. If there isn't any way to redeem it afterwards, it really shouldn't be called a rental.

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ShinigamiKazuki1 votes

Happened to me with Spirit Guard Udyr. Didn't tell me it wouldn't come back if I clicked rental. Clicked it and it went directly into my inventory until the 7 days and it was perma gone :(

Angry Monster1 votes

do you not know the difference between rental and lease?

Fovere1 votes

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do you not know the difference between rental and lease?

Fundamentally there isn't one. Not all leases have ownership options.

It's not clear that if you use the shard to "rent" it for a week it'll be unusable to convert to essence or a permanent skin. It might be a good assumption to make if its a shard you'd rather use for something else, but I've read up on crafting twice now and still wasn't sure what happens.

Angry Monster1 votes

It's not clear that if you use the shard to "rent" it for a week it'll be unusable to convert to essence or a permanent skin

I had 0 confusion when i read up on it. They made it clear you had 4 options: burn for dust, unlock for rental, make permanent and use in combiner.

I am not sure when the other options eat the shard you would assume that a rental would not. There is reasonable thought and wishful thinking. Anyone saying that they were not sure what would happen is using the wishful thinking. People are always hoping for more.

Vindictive Ex Gf1 votes

My point also. It always seemed really clear to me.

Vindictive Ex Gf1 votes

Of course if you rent it then it is gone. I never read the hextech article but it always seemed obvious to me that you get one choice per item. Break it down.. rent it... make it permanent, or reroll it...

Billy VoHagen1 votes

I think what he means is that normally, when you rent something, it's not permanetely gone. Often, you have q change to buy it after you rent it.

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