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11/30/2017 11:01:31 PM
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<— this is how many people want strike exclusive weapons back
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1 ReplyEdited by goats_dont_shave: 12/4/2017 4:30:45 PMThe fact the game didn't have it from launch is utterly bizarre!
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This i actually agree with
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5 RepliesI am sorry but all of your posts are suspect. I thunk you are self up voting them. The upvote to actual reply ratio is way off.
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3 Replies0 years on bungie.net A see sheep everywhere
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1 ReplyI eat poo
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1 Reply...and armor
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. Shaders & emblems could become a thing but guns, armor & class items is the way to go
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Biggie should just a treasure hunt game. Skip all the shooting and pvp and make something more intellectually stimulating instead of long and over complicated. And stop trying to FORCE people to play as a team.
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8 Replies740 ppl so far out of millions? Fail!
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1 Replyyeah times like a thousand to factor in all the people who don’t use the forum
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[quote]..[/quote] For this forum that many up votes are significant. I think bungie only listens to twitch people or Reddit forums. Or nobody.
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2701 upvotes.... still no Bungie This isn't even a "slam" post, just a request... I thought they were supposed to engage in more communication, not ignore us...
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1 ReplySometimes I feel like rise of iron was released when destiny 2 was already completed.
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I want line rifle
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6 RepliesAlso missing the ppl that don’t really hop on the forums too. Let’s not forget those. So I’d say triple that number if not quadruple it. Lol
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I disagree... [spoiler]...the number is definitely [b]way[/b] higher than this. Think about all of the people that already gave up on D2, or never visit bungie.net that clearly would like it too. It's really a no-brainer. All the options they took away from us that were common place in D1 is just ridiculous. Of course you have two reason to blame for that: 1. Activision forces Bungie on a certain schedule to release content, whether it's ready or not; hence the very bare bones end game we ended up with. 2. Many of these features are being withheld to be re-added in future 'free' updates or as filler content for future DLC to make it look like they are giving more to us than they really are. Perfect example, we're getting heroic strikes back finally in this DLC. Who wants to bet there's a fair chance it's blocked behind the DLC wall, so people that don't pay can't even access it?[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyLook at all these edgelords getting salty about the possibility of more items being put into the game.
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3 RepliesThread fail.
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6 RepliesEdited by DidacticRhetoric: 12/3/2017 6:42:55 AMI regret buying the game+expansion all at once. I’ve found this to be such a disappointing experience that I’ll probably skip the next major update. Is there any debate that D1 is a vastly superior game? I’ve never seen sequels remove features instead of add features. At its core, D2 should have at the very least, all of the same features we finished D1 with. Instead, D2 fixed the little things that were annoying, like bounties, going to orbit, etc. (“Quality of life improvements” I believe is the phrase they keep using), and also changed some of the core satisfying aspects for no good reason. What happened to this stuff? -Strike specific loot -Vendors that sold items you could actually choose to buy -Factions that you grind all the time -Rank up packages where you could choose armour or weapon -Shaders -Nightfalls that were hard because of the modifiers not because of the time restrictions -Fun raids -6v6 PvP; Rumble -Interesting raid armours with effects Do we need to wait 3 years for the game we deserve?
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Bump bump bump, bump,bump,bump,bump,bump,bump,bump,bump,bump
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How is the highest liked post not trending #1. Bump for more attention
