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Edited by LordOfSouls95:
9/14/2018 7:53:26 PM
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Raid Power Level... WHAT?
Edit: TL;DR - The thing that pisses me off is that people who used glitches and exploits to get higher light are rewarded by having a massive advantage over people like me who grinded my ass off for like 70+ hours. THAT is unfair.
So I know they bumped the light up due to people reaching unexpectedly high light; what they did not say (conveniently) is that it'd be so hard that normal players don't stand a chance.
The raid STARTS at 550, yet despite playing every single day after work and on my days off, amassing well over 100h on Forsaken alone, completing every daily and weekly challenge and I'm only 530, and my friends with similar playtimes are all 530-535.
What this means is basically, WE'RE SCREWED! The people who cheated their light up are rewarded, meanwhile legitimate, commited players like me and my friends have no reasonable chance of completing the raid.
I really wanted that jacket, but now I know Bungie don't want regular people to have nice things, they just cater to the cheaters and Twitch streamers (although it's not the Streamer's faults).
Really killed my excitement...
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1 ReplyI agree the cheaters have an advantagen but its also bungies fault, they can detect who cheated (i mean if you had raid gear before the raid came out its pretty obvious) and they can probably see who opened 100’s of prime engrams, they can and should have just given them a power reset yesterday right before the raid came out. Cheating/exploiting/cheesing shouldnt be left unpunished, it will make people do it again next time.
