Paragon was born, and with it additional progress initially capped at 100 in D3V, and now infinite and ever more so powerful. Remember why paragon was introduced: people didn't have anything to do after hitting level 70, other than searching for (really improbable) incremental upgrades. It's not something mandatory, but part of the powercreep in end-game, and it's supposed to give the monster slaying a purpose. Leveling gems for augmenting should be seen along the same lines as paragon leveling. It also wouldn't affect higher end progression because you're always below that 10 level gap anyways when you are doing gem levels to try and push your rank. So If you start with a level 10 gem and do GR 50, instead of 3 chances you would get an additional 8 chances to level for a total of 11. So every five GR levels past those initial 10 grants you an additional upgrade chance (essentially 100% until you go below the 10 level gap).
Currently the GR has to be 10 levels above what the gem currently is in order to get a 100% upgrade. Keep everything the same but change the chances. that way, veteran characters can level gems for themselves/alts easily while new players go through the process as normal. What about varying the number of levels you can get based on the difference between the level of the gem and the level of the GR? For example, if I start with a clean gem and run a level 50 GR, i can get 10-15 levels on the gem.
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