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Bearbeitet von TrunkMonkey3143:
5/6/2020 6:59:19 AM
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Minimum requirements for buying the fall update
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Mine and 100’s of thousands of others are the same, let me highlight below: 1. I will buy no matter what
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1 AntwortenThe number 8 “just like d1” is not true. Destiny 1 always had a certain damage cap in place, and if there isn’t a damage gap, old activities become useless and not fun. Not a good idea.
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4 AntwortenBungie is using an outdated business model. Paying for the base game, dlcs, and Micro-transactions are being done away with
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I kinda liked the way ROI handled light leveling at the beginning where Crucible Rewards, Exotic Engrams, and the WoTM Raid, were your only sources of getting higher level gear(Archon's Forge being your activity for a higher level ghost). Towards the end of Year 3, you could reach 400 light with little effort, because legendaries capped at 385 and faction packages rewarded up to 400.
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Also, wishing that devs “get put out to pasture” is extremely unnecessary and crude. Let’s be respectful here...
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So you are not buying the dlc. Gotcha.
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So Y3 when Bungie knows they are dropping D2?
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2 AntwortenNo random roles, 90% of the time the role was a bag or turd. The ability to change them yes.
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4 AntwortenBearbeitet von Pig Farmer: 6/1/2018 8:07:47 PMAll I can say is that love to read grown men arguing in the forums, while im here drinking a beer. Cheers guys😂😂😂
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"Minimum requirements for buying the fall update" -> 2000 shards [spoiler]hahahahahahahhahah[/spoiler]
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Exotic engrams should ALWAYS drop slightly above your light level legendary should have atleast some chance to drop above then take the light level pump it up to something crazy like 1000 and add a crap ton of stuff to do in between now and then I really wish bungie and activision would take not from rockstar and instead of rushing a game out they would push a release date back if needed to truly maximize destinys potential because destiny does have amazing potential we all know that that's why we are here I really hope the September update which is probably paid dlc (almost definitely) can really turn this around unfortunately it's not gonna be the game it could be regardless but hopefully they can atleast push it in the right direction then take a couple years to work on destiny 3 no year 3 dlc make destiny what it was meant to be back when it was teased in odst
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On the one hand, this is a well thought out and presented list. On the other hand, I have a great game for you to try, it still works and everything, it's called "Destiny," and I hear it's not that expensive these days. Here's where I think your idea is lacking a little: in all seriousness, Bungie needs to stop putting so much freakin' effort into making the journey from no light to max light interesting. They ought to just do your original things - make any engram have a low chance of being powerful, make all exotic engrams a little powerful again, and special events should at least get you up to raid light (if not all the way to max). Combining 5 things to get a 5 level light boost on one thing - it's a great idea on paper, but in implementation, what are you going to do, vault 4 of everything that drops? We don't have the space. Point is, once you hit max light, all that time Bungie spends making progression meaningful or interesting or whatever is wasted. And we're ALL going to spend more time at max light than getting there, right? Jesus, I hit 385 on all three characters last week, and I've upgraded a full 2/3 of my vaulted crap I don't even use to 385 already, and I'm a working adult with an 11 hour a day job. It's just. not. that. hard. to. progress. I am not in favor of Bungie spending a boatload of time on stuff that we're only ever going to go through *once*.
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Bump for number 2. That would swing it for me.
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Most of these are fair stipulations for purchase I'd say.
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I'm not buying if solo only playlist is not put in place before July.
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Then you won’t be buying.
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It's mind blowing that you can't even pick which mode you wanna play in crucible lol.
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Bump! I agree on every point. I guess we are not buying the fall DLC.
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3 AntwortenBearbeitet von MrMiizii: 6/1/2018 8:21:14 PMThey seriously really need to rethink the whole game. I'm sorta just sitting on the sideline. Hoping the game will do a 180°. But the fall release will decide if I stick around. Right now I maybe play an hour or two a week
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Plus a new full raid with mechanics and boss encounters not a mini raid but a actually raid or 2 2 DLC and we still only have 1 raid and 2 6 man strikes and 2 extra publics. And the raid has to have multiple boss encounters not this 1 boss encounter at the end and all the puzzles are just jump rotations from dog, sun, etc
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Lol guess u should just dropped the game now and forget it
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They really need to have something incredible planned for the next reveal before I even consider buying more. If they show they can give the game some actual depth and reason to grind other than just slowing down the power climb then fine that's an improvement. Weapons and armour, there needs to be an actual reason to use one set over the other, I suggested exotic mods before to add actual additional perks to this gear, and it all should be more interesting perks than the bland nonsense we have at the moment.
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16 AntwortenIf they add random roll ...then they cant nerf or buff individual weapons anymore.
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2 AntwortenBeing what Destiny 1 was supposed to do, a Online RPG Looter Shooter with a epic campaign. But thats not going to happen... because instead of taking inspiration form Borderlands or Diablo, Destiny is now taking inspiration from Overwatch with their compeitive pvp, timed events, and lootboxes.
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[i]just like destiny 1 random rolls?[/i] that was trash. No. It was broken in a [b]bad[/b] way. They need to improve it. No more highest damage shotgun with the highest range also.
