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5/24/2019 12:32:32 PM
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it removes any point in calling it a worlds first.
Its like someone designing a golf course FOR Tiger woods, then presenting it to him telling him and everyone else he's the First person to complete it. Where was the challenge?
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Yeah I mean I understand that bungie want it to be fair but it just can't be. They can make it all skill based but the people who play for a living will almost ashtrays be better than everyone else, they play the game on a constant basis and do nothing but practice... How does this make the game fair? They might as well stop celebrating world's first raid completions and just give everyone who beats it in the first 12-24 hours something cause no matter what, the same small group of clans have the best odds of being it first.
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No.. its not "skill " based. Remember, most of this game is basically just " what light level are you". Most people in this game can shoot just as good as others when it comes to PVE. Its gear and lightlevel, and how fast RaidSecrets can cobble together the answers for streamers who cant figure it out themselves.
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That's what I meant in this case about skill, how quickly people can figure out the mechanics, etc. since in this case, power level means nothing. So yeah, it's trying to be fair but there's no way that can or will ever happen because one way or another, it won't be fair. You'd have to handicap streamers and content creators somehow without applying that to everyone else or give everyone the exact same chance, streamers will still almost always win. We've had what, 1 no name group get a world's first completion this whole time?
