Destiny 2 is delayed cuz they choose to recycle content and drink coffee on a pile of cash and watch as their stack gets bigger as every player invests time and money into their money making scandalist game. Ive played for 3 years and dispite all the rage and sweat and grinding, i still came back to the game. This game is like a drug. Its addicting but does no good for yourself. I advise all players to stop playing it. The game is dying anyways, and D1 wont even exist when D2 will come out. If it does anyway.
Destiny 2 is delayed because Bungie are smart enough to realise it needs to be right at launch so they don't have the same problems they had with Destiny 1.
You're complaining about sweating every match because of your "2 KD" yet the character that has it has barely over a day played. Your overall is only a 1.25. If the matchmaking goes off of your character kd then why play on the one with the highest if you don't want to sweat.
I know but since he has been playing for over 20 days on his hunter, it counts all of the bad games when he first got destiny, so his avg now is higher. Looking at his recent games, he is pretty good.
I used to play like garbage back in year 2 on my hunter. Ive improved a lot in crucible, so my kd on my new hunter is around a 2.0 leave some and take some.
I don't think you understand my point. 1.2 is his entire crucible career on that one character, over time it has gotten better. That's why the hunter with less time has a higher KD, because he is better now
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