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12/20/2014 6:45:15 PM
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Anyone else rubbed the wrong way by Bungie's response to this? If you didn't see it in the weekly non-update, they told everyone who hasn't soloed it to step it up.
I think it's awesome the guy beat this by himself, but Bungie has marketed their raid as the hardest thing they ever created, for a team of 6 guardians... and this is their second raid that has been beaten by two players or less.
I'm just getting tired of their sarcastic attitude toward the game. Maybe if they actually had updates and gave us real info once in a while I'd feel different.
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Normal - aint nobody gonna solo the hard mode
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Same guy 2 manned VoG on hard.
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So what if it is on normal. As the chap said it's supposed for 6 and can be soloed? Ridiculous whether he has skill (which he obviously does) or not. The culmination of all the work you put in to get to 31/32 and bungie think it's cool that someone can solo it. Just wow
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It's unique. What would you have done in Bungies stead? Ban the dude? Tell him to piss off? I liked Bungies reaction. Just means that they gonna have to double up effort on hard mode
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Double up their effort? They have created something that took supposedly 5 years and this raid is for 6 people. How about putting up their hands and saying "Hmmmm we screwed up if it can be done by one"
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Thats like saying that Namco-Bandai should say they screwed up when someone can beat either Dark souls game in under an hour. it just means that the person who did is way better than the average player. I can see a hint of "HE DIDNT BEAT IT THE WAY IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE BEATEN!" in your argument.
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I'm not saying the chap didn't do a grand job. He did for sure. Kudos to his skills. My argument is that Bungie could quite easily make it so that it's physically impossible, no matter your skill, to complete the raid. That's what I expect from something that supposedly needs 6 people. Do they not pay game testers within their own company to see huge flaws like this? If they do I don't see them being employed for much longer!
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You obviously aren't in command of any company that sells video game or let alone develops them.
