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11/10/2018 10:09:54 AM
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Your thoughts?
What would your thoughts be on denied access to comp when you have achieved max rank/not forgotten? I personally think it would benefit the community as a whole because it would introduce a "sort of ladder effect" where the best players would obviously be 1st to achieve, but then the ladder would come into play were the 2nd best, then 3rd etc etc. I say this because I'm currently grinding through mythic and the amount of times I see teams with nf has been ridiculous, what's the point? You have the gun and well done you have my total respect but do you really need to raise your ego that much to do an activity for nothing??
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The try hards that grinded for weapons don’t want you to have it because weapons are a measure of self worth in destiny. It’s their way of keeping their spot among the elite that actually earned the guns on their own when 90 % of people using them were a paid carry.
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I understand there's problems up there that I don't know/understand but that's not the issue.
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No no no!
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Edited by michael: 11/11/2018 2:16:32 PMthe gamemode isn’t just about the weapons so no. some people genuinely enjoy it and locking out the players who are good at it makes no sense.
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1 ReplySome people play because they ENJOY it. It has nothing to do with rewards.
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1 ReplyErm, no. You can't lock someone out of a game mode just because they're good at it. A better bet would be to slice and dice the player pool based on skill / ability. Aka stats. You'd only need 2 or 3 divisions (noob / intermediate / premier) to give everyone a better experience. But you can't say "Hey, thanks for buying the game. You're too good though so you can't play"
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5 RepliesEdited by SirHeadPoppington: 11/11/2018 1:48:46 AMThe 'ladder effect' would kind of make the ranking system meaningless as everyone could get to legend eventually.
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1 ReplySo, force everyone with not forgotten into quick play? Good idea.
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2 RepliesThat’s like locking malfeasance out of gambit
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No. Remove Luna's Howl and NF from Comp, remove the questlines from comp and add them to quickplay or rumble or whatever. You should have one focus going in to a comp game - win it and move up the ranking ladder.
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2 RepliesThe biggest reason to me is that the MIDA catalyst is apart of comp. Also they dont deserve to not be allowed to play a gamemode because they are too good.
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1 ReplyI would say maybe let there be a permanent legend. Maybe like a legend 1,2,etc. This would keep the players with NF out of the journey to Legend while keeping players with NF to keep enjoying Competitive competing with the only top players
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9 RepliesNo. No one should be denied a game mode. How about working matchmaking?
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4 RepliesThey play it cause they are hoping to meet simularily experienced and compettitive players so i would dissagree
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I don't think anyone should be locked out of anything. If you're good, you're good; and probably enjoy the challenge comp offers.
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Competitive is just that. Competitive. Hardcore players duke it out. If I get Not Forgotten I’m gonna still play it. Maybe even help others obtain it so this is a no from me dude. I understand where you’re coming from.
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I think eventually Bungie is going to have to figure out a better system. Not everyone has the time to grind away immediately after release to get the Luna’s , now these players are paying the price for that because they have to face nothing but Luna’s while trying to get their own.
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That pretty much goes against what multiplayer gaming is, fundamentally, not to mention would drive off the players Bungie so desperately needs right now. I understand what would make people arrive at this kind of solution but it just doesn’t work that way.
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That would be unfair to lock out max level gamers from all game content. Much as it's unfair to lock out lower level gamers from all game content. Here's a thought - cancel the Destiny franchise and reboot it so that it caters to casual gamers.
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2 RepliesI like the idea of a ladder system, but to cut somebody out solely because they are good? That's pretty silly. Those at the top should be able to continue to play... With others at the top.
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Some people just like the Challenge. Why would I do the raid when I have all the gear and am max level. Some people find fun in the challenge. Now, should there be maybe a separate queue or a weighted queue. Maybe, but matchmaking times would get hit hard.
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2 RepliesSo I wouldn’t be able to comp anymore just cause some people are upset that my team would most likely beat theirs??? That also defeats the whole point of a weapon for the best. If you don’t have to beat the best for it you aren’t really legend...
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2 RepliesBad idea People play comp for elo and rank. Locking them out decays their rank Plus, more lunas/forgotten on quickplay cuz thats what we need
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I don’t think that removing access makes sense. The issue is matchmaking. The system isn’t matching people with similar glory scores. If you could play competitive with 700 Glory and NOT be matched against players with 2100 and higher that would be fine, but the matchmaking sucks. I don’t care if people with the top Glory scores would have to wait longer for matches and mostly play the same people over and over. If that’s your skill level that’s who you should play against.
