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3/29/2022 10:51:22 AM
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Damage check at the end of each Encounter
Hello Guardians,
This is a post to get Bungie's attention, so it needs a solid 100 up votes at least.
If you are like me, after a monstrous damage phase you think, "wow, that was sick damage". Then you orchestrate a wipe because Bungie doesn't show you damage at the end of the encounter. Some dungeons done and it's beautiful.
So I propose a flag or some interactable object at the end of each encounter showing the same stuff it would should if you wiped. Whether that's damage done to the boss or trash kills. It's not only a good ice breaker for an LFG squad but it also help players improve.
To my fellow guardians, upvote this please and hopefully Bungie will respond. I've heard the excuse that Bungie won't do it because it promote toxicity within the LFG, but we see damage or trash kills when we fail so that can't be the reason. If we complete the encounter what does it matter, it's just for the people that want to check.
PLEASE BUNGIE HEAR OUR PRAYS AND BLESS UP WITH A DAMAGE CHART AT THE END OF EACH ENCOUNTER OR A SUMMARY AT THE END OF THE RAID/ACTIVITY!
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3 RepliesIt's not a necessary feature. You know if there's enough damage when the encounter is done.
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1 ReplyYea its pretty sad honestly that there is no in-game stats at the end to display things like: kills, assists, deaths, damage done on boss x, y, and z. Revives, accuracy, time with relic, etc. I think they have it this way to be "woke" but in the end they just look pathetic. #wokeequalsjoke
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2 RepliesI could care less as long as we beat it. I already know who isn’t pulling their wait in my raid team. No need to bust their ball even more.
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1 ReplyAs somebody who played WoW, let me just say no to that. It was always about the damage meter and most people using it were e-peening really hard and being generally toxic -blam!-. We don't need to encourage players micromanaging other players while holding the threat of getting kicked over their heads if they don't hit X damage number in a fight.
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13 RepliesSadly I feel this would just increase the current endgame toxicity problems. It would result in sweats/exp players lording over others less able players and kicking them for not using DPS weapons properly or missing shots… If the community were friendlier, this would be a nice addition mind 👍🏻
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1 ReplyMy fireteam and I literally -blam!- on each other for every little thing "damn boi why u no kills" "Lolol the titan got a low score guess he got caught up eating crayons instead of counting" 😅🤣 With that said yes pls for the love of God, give us numbers 😂😁
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1 ReplyI’d out damage all you suckas with just a sweet business
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I always wanted this, i dont really Raid too much but data like this is super useful imo. Since i know some players say 'no it causes toxicity' i would say that its more about statistical knowledge than influencing toxic behaviour. So for that i would suggest a personal statistic of each raid encounter when you pull out your Ghost, after damahe phase for each encounter it will tell you how much damage you have done personally but wont show anyone elses.
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1 ReplyI am the divinity user and I want to know my teams damage.
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3 RepliesMeh, if we get it we get it. Kind of a pointless ask imo as there’s lots of other more valuable ways they could spend that time. But one on rhulk shouldn’t be hard as dungeons have that already I believe
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Edited by IAGNRG: 3/30/2022 1:58:34 PMI would find this beneficial.
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1 Reply“Wipe for Damage”
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Why not just have the numbers visible in the bungie app? No need for anything else.
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I think you can if you wait for the timer to count down, but usually people don’t like to wait
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Just volunteer a well, bubble or the mighty divinity if there's an -blam!- in your group. Having the numbers will help weaker groups and be a great way to get bragging rights with a group of good friends. Do it everywhere!
