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Edited by Aurik Kal Durin:
10/17/2015 8:15:57 PM
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Double the weekly limit for Vanguard & Crucible marks!
Well, I just hit the weekly limit for both Vanguard AND Crucible marks, again. I'm still gonna need a helluva lot more if I hope to get the full set of New Monarchy armor, and the Legendary auto-rifle I want.
Thing is, this is proving to be very tedious, as I have to wait until Tuesday for the weekly limit to reset again before I can earn any more. Then, I'll be able to save up enough to get my new helmet, but I'll have to wait another week to get my new boots.
As for weapons... I'm thinking of getting either Doctor Nope or The Comedian from the Vanguard (I haven't decided yet), but I only have 15 Vanguard marks left; meaning it's gonna take me two weeks just to get one of them.
It's only been two weeks, but this is really starting to annoy me. Anyone think they should raise the weekly limit to [b]200[/b]?
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Edited by MSG ANIMOTAKU: 9/22/2014 6:41:13 PMThere are two main points I can offer for keeping the limit as it is. 1: Many MMO's, such as WOW, have been hurt by allowing players to burn through the content without limit. The limit serves to keep the player base as populace as possible by ensuring that the most addicted of us have to keep coming back week after week due to these sorts of caps. As opposed to letting us burn through it and be done within the month. 2: You can use multiple characters to save up vanguard and crucible marks. Currently I'm saving marks on my main character, a Hunter, for a helmet which costs 125 marks... I think. Whilst saving vanguard marks on my Titan towards the better sparrows. And once I've bought it, I'll transfer it through the vault to my Hunter. So it encourages us to use multiple characters, and to play more. These are two huge boons for the game in the long term.
