Did I read the rewards correctly for the Prestige Raid Challenges?
Emblem, guaranteed armor piece and extra tokens?
I thought they were going to make the Challenges actually rewarding.
Am I dumb here? Or do those not seem appealing?
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I’ve done the prestige raid 3 times and received the cape 3 times and arms twice...Prestige is hard enough to complete once, the game can at least reward you for it instead of screwing you over repeatedly...so freustrated with this broken loot system!
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2 RepliesWell seeing how very few people can do the raid legit I think the loot is fine. Why reward people for cheesing every encounter then complaining what they got wasn't worth their time cheating.... kind of amusing if you ask me.
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Welcome to Destiny 2 where the harder the content, the worse the rewards.
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2 RepliesI agree things feel a bit underwhelming, just not quite the same thrill anymore. What do you think a suitable reward for completing the challenge mode should be?
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Rewards are so underwhelming it's beyond belief.
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2 RepliesYou are not alone here with this thinking. I miss King's Fall. Those were the good days... Sadly, Destiny 2 feels like a store-bought $2.99 pecan pie.
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yup. Token king comfirmed
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3 RepliesThat is correct. You get the emblem for the challenge and one guaranteed drop for doing the challenge on normal and prestige. On normal I got a weapon and prestige I got a piece of prestige armor. Nothing too exciting. If you are tying to get armor on prestige it is a good way to guarantee you will get something from the encounter. On normal it is pretty simple, on prestige a little more challenging.
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Yeah they suck just like the rewards for doing pretty much everything else in this game right now. Best reward is the buff you get when you complete the floor is lava challenge.
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3 RepliesIt's not worth it to me. I stopped doing regular raid once I hit 305. Don't think I will do nightfalls either. Not bitter about it. I enjoyed it and moved on. Never been a fan of doing the same thing over and over expecting a different outcome.