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Bearbeitet von Dred:
11/27/2021 6:02:06 PM
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Start flawless pool immediately
So far I think bungie has done a good job with trials this season. But it’s so hard trying to go flawless before the flawless pool kicks in. It’s almost as hard as before this season now. Could the flawless pool just start immediately? I know it would be harder to go flawless more than once a weekend then, but this would make most non insane players happy. More people would be happy than sad. Also people will have less time on Monday and Tuesday since they’re week days, so they usually can’t play as much, leaving them just Sunday after reset to go flawless. Can this be fixed? Or at least start the flawless pool on Saturday or half way between Saturday and Sunday reset so players can play in the morning on Sunday too.
Or they could make trials last the entire week, but have the flawless pool start Friday. This would give players much more time to play trials and would be nice. At this point the only thing I’m really playing until the anniversary event is trials and iron banner. I’m just playing gambit for the seasonal challenge too. If they made trials last the whole week, pvp players could do a lot more before the weekend. Then the 1000 timed flawless players can play during the week before the pool starts, and the flawless pool will start on Friday, giving more time. I think this would be better
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5 AntwortenBearbeitet von Jorentju: 11/27/2021 8:54:01 PMFlawless pool should open up roughly eight hours after reset. Gives enough time for enough players to go flawless, and maintains control over the population sooner rather than later. The irony is the opinions are based on the same issues. Middle class doesn't want to have to drown in the upper class just to fit in. The bottom of the upper class doesn't want to drown in the top of the upper class so they can farm middle and lower class players for lighthouse loot. The top of the upper class probably has no opinion either way. From a moral standpoint any developer would side with middle and lower class players as they're aren't by any means taking advantage of anyone, which is exactly what anyone who disagrees with this original threads main sentiment, does, whether they want to admit it or not. Destiny is a hobbists game, and a looter to boot. Can't loot less you farm, and you can't farm if you can't win. Whats hurts my brain is that a game w a population of a million plus, trends towards to tears of less than 100 people who influence maybe 10% of Destiny's community.
