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3/24/2019 9:40:18 PM
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How Removing Enhancement Cores from infusion fixes the economy
Right now, I refuse to infuse anything. I don’t want to waste my precious cores! By refusing to infuse, I’m also hoarding materials just Incase I want to infuse someday: gunsmith parts, planetary materials, glimmer, legendary shards. I have a large stock of each material because I save everything just Incase I want to infuse!
Now let’s imagine enhancement cores are gone from infusion. I now spend 25 materials every time I get a new item. Quickly, my stash runs out. I now go to spider every day and purchase materials; glimmer and legendary shards now have a role in the economy. Now, I also use enhancement cores to enhance my permanent build with masterworks. I now fully upgrade my armor and weapons and spend masterwork cores as soon as I earn them. Now, cores feel like they are an exciting part of upgrading my character and not a boring grind.
Now, I have an impactful experience where I have to work for 12 different resources as part of progression instead of just hoarding materials and playing unfun gear I don’t like.
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12 AntwortenThis is why countries no longer "peg" their currencies. That is set its value against a commodity (like gold) that is in fixed supply. It (like cores) rigidly restricts they supply of money...and has a smothering effect on the economy. By doing what they done, Bungie essentially turned cores into a PEGGED currency...dramatically slowed progression, and threw ice water on Masterworkign. So---like you---people hoard cores. They dont' want to spend them, because its such a PITA to try to get more of them. The problem is that they also threw ice water on the reward loop that sustain the game. Its like going into your basement and dousing your furnace. Yes it saves fuel...but it makes the house cold and uncomfortable to live in.
