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10/2/2024 1:41:02 PM
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Sine I bought the pass I’m going to finish up the last two episodes and then I’m out. Kind of burnt out anyway honestly, but I’m really interested in seeing what happens with the dreadnaught episode.
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Bearbeitet von Sunslinger: 10/3/2024 1:45:34 PMSame man. But for old times sake, let me just say one last time. Go -blam!- yourself.
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I'm in the same position and have come to the same conclusion. It all looks like one step forward, two steps back at this point, what with their 'new' armor setup looking suspiciously like the D1 version. Endless grinding battling bad RNG all over again. That and the slow, invisible sunsetting of crafted gear and you essentially have a game designed for people with YouTube channels that have nothing better to do than play Destiny 8-12 hours a day Definitely not for me at that point.
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I love this game, been playing it since D1 alpha, but I’m over the changes aimed at streamers.
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This. If Salvations Edge isn’t an indicator to them that they are headed the wrong direction then I don’t know what is. They ask…”how do we bring on new players?” Well a raid that requires every person in the team to have to contribute to a specific job leaves no room to teach or help guide someone new through. A raid more like scourge of the past would have been more appropriate to teach new people. The armor….most of us grind to get our triple 100s or better to set our builds. Now that’s being reset…why? I don’t especially like grinding the armor…maybe I’m the minority. Played and loved this game since D1. I’m here to say the direction they are headed isn’t the right one. I’ve seen a lot of backlash in the comments here. I’d like to hope that someone is listening but I fear that is not the case.
