I can't emphasize this enough. Grimoire progress absolutely [i]shouldn't[/i] be obtained through private matchmaking. No other game allows progress in custom matches because it promotes boosting, so why should Destiny be any different?
This is going to completely destroy leaderboards, legitimate KD's/wins, and legitimate kills/medals earned in the Crucible.
On behalf of the Grandmasters of Grimoire, I'd like to ask Bungie to change this. We're a relatively small group that has earned our way to the maximum grimoire score, and I'd hate to see all the effort we put into our Crucible wins (Rumble requiring the most effort) to end up being for nothing.
We hope that one day there will be a reward for reaching Grimoire milestones and any form of boosting would ruin the uniqueness of said items. I hope this message is seen by the devs at Bungie, and I hope action is taken.
-Me
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2 AntwortenIt should give a separate list of medals for private games. Incase people do tournaments they can keep track of things but also keep the other game modes seperate.
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Signed..its bullshit!
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2 AntwortenI thought they already mentioned private matches will not affect quests and other game related activities...... Only Daily bounties.
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Private matches should be no progress for grimoire, quests, medals or stats. Maybe private match stats could be separate or there could be a different set of medals for private matches Personally, I'd like to see it go further. I can see people using private matches to find new cheese spits or practice getting into existing cheese spots in maps. I would like to see a different set of map available for private matches so they only get out of rotation maps
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Boosting is a thing, the game modes are on a rotation. Grimoire don't matter, grimoire credit for private messages sounds fine to me. Kdr boosting shouldn't happen [spoiler]it shouldn't count as inferno/mayhem variants don't count towards their perspective game mode[/spoiler]
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3 AntwortenI thought the grandmasters of grimoire required Max grimoire to be in their clan.
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Grimoire don't matter, boosting stats does. Grimoire is just a thing people like to do to be perfectionist it holds no real significance in crucible other then to track what you have killed with and how many of each game mode you were willing to just dump Your time into
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I agree. We need to not allow this otherwise it will be too easy for everyone.
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2 AntwortenDid Bungie say it would count towards grimoire progress? I'd be very surprised if they didn't disable this. Also, destiny tracker already confirmed at DCC that leaderboards won't be effected by private matches.
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11 AntwortenI am blown away that anyone would think that you'd get any form of reward or stat changes from private matches.
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How about.... NO PROGRESS AT ALL.
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2 AntwortenProve that this is confirmed
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Bearbeitet von Vhief: 8/31/2016 8:55:20 PM
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As a player with low grimoire, I'll sign. I know the challenges that will come with getting a high/maxed grimoire, and I understand that it takes a lot of work and dedication to do so. There shouldn't be some easy way out. I keep wanting to improve my grimoire, but the truth is I'm lazy as hell xD
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Meh. I want that seventh column.
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Bump. Straight downy shit
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I second this motion
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This is certainly a bit of a slap in the face to everyone who put in the time and effort to achieve max Grimoire score. I would actually be ok with this decision if players who have max grimoire prior to private matches could be somehow distinguished from the rest. Something like an emblem would do the trick. It doesn't need to be an emblem, just something.
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I agree 100%. I spent days having to win my way through Rumble and Doubles and every other game mode and I worked hard to get those wins. Now you're going to let everyone just boost their way to max grimoire making it an absolute worthless number and destroying many people's motivation and/or hard work with it. I'm not one to be mad quickly but honestly, what a --> dumb <-- decision, Bungie. I'm hoping you guys will look into this before Rise Of Iron releases.