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11/20/2019 2:11:04 PM
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The nerfs have been devastating to this game. I wouldn't say I'm heartbroken, closer to disappointed.
That's all I feel towards Destiny now, disappointment.
I resent that such a small portion of the community (streamers/Youtubers) have such a sweeping influence over the decisions made to balancing in Destiny.
These "full time players" draw value and self worth from having rare/powerful items in the game and when these items become more common, it diminishes the "full time players" sense of self worth and importance.
I loathe the very existence of every one of these self aggrandizing -blam!-. They nearly killed this game once and they're about to do it again.
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Only to players like you though. I work 40 hours a week and miss the D1 rare items, like Ghorn, faction ships/shaders.. this game got ruined by handing everything out. When there’s nothing to work for everyone becomes a casual player like you.
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I don't think that was the extreme intended by the person you replied to. It wasn't JUST rare items - their ability to obtain (even of through arduous tasks or RNG, or more ridiculous- arduous tasked AND RNG combined), but also buffs and nerfs (I'd suggest probably more nerfs), etc... Shoulder charge Blink Dodge Etc... Taken in context, I believe the point was valid (but not all may agree).
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Bearbeitet von Spyder-II: 11/21/2019 8:12:33 PMHe started off with nerf, but that’s not the point taken away after reading all that he said. Seems his main gripe is that the streamers have too much sway, and he feels that only they are able to obtain the more rare items bc it’s their job. That argument held up in D1, but not D2.
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Fair enough. I don't disagree with your perspective. I suppose I had a different take away.
