Think about it:
-Masterwork Cores for every infusion, catered to those who stockpile
-Last Wish raid completion less than 1% during the first few days, almost all that did are streamers
-second and third Seeds of Light (character progression) [i]currently[/i] only available from endgame team activities
Being even semi-casual no longer exists as an option. Bungie wants you to invest a part of your life into Destiny if you really want to have fun, which is ridiculous if you ask me.
And here's the thing, Bungie [i]does[/i] listen. Just not to you or anybody else who isn't a popular streamer.
What ever happened to the casual/hardcore balance that was there at the end cycle of D1? And why the hell did it go away? -_-
[i]#play[b]OUR[/b]way[/i] 🙄
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Edited by Snap_Show: 9/25/2018 5:50:53 AMMan its been three weeks. You dont have to have everything the first month
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Nope it’s definitely still for casuals. Although, unless you’re some kid who refuses to play the game and complain about it instead, it’s probably not for you.
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You have months before the next dlc and plenty of drops to level even the most casual player to be able to start enjoying end game content.
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I would not consider myself a hardcore gamer, I play on average if you spread it out maybe 1hr a day. I’ve managed to get one character up to 541 light. As far as mats I played more over the summer and haven’t spent masterwork cores and stuff on weapons I didn’t use. I currently have like 150 cores just laying around. I just don’t spend harder to earn mats unless I’m sure I like a weapon. Or if it’s really worth it to infuse
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There's no issue. Take your time.
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Did you watch DeeJ reveal Destiny 2? That game was made for casuals like him, and everyone hated it. Destiny 1 vanilla was great because it was hard, and rewards were worth fighting for.