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8/17/2018 11:26:38 PM
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Not bad, but I would prefer if the resetting Valor rank 5 times was changed to reaching Fabled in Glory. Redrix's Claymore was a competitive crucible reward and I don't think someone should be able to get a clone of the gun without winning a single game in comp. It says "complete matches", not win matches.
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While I get what youre saying, if you dont win a single one of your comp matches by the time you complete that step, we have a problem.
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Edited by arlo_04: 8/18/2018 12:17:01 AMAgreed. And if you have that problem you shouldn't deserve to get the gun.
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Look, they're trying to get more than like, 2% of the population to actually play Competitive. If a certain Glory rank was required, then people wouldn't bother and it would just be a repeat of Season 3.
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They're making massive changes to the comp playlist already. That's what's meant to make it not feel like absolute shit. If you want more than 2% of people to play comp, then don't remove [b]the only reason why people played it in the first place.[/b]
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The only reason most played was to get the Claymore. The reason most people will play in Season 4 is to get the Broadsword. The population will actually increase.
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People will play 25 matches. A match takes an average of 10 minutes per game. 25*10=250. 250/24 = about 10 and a half hours. So people play 10 and a half hours, and then what? Go figure what happens when people finish those 25 games.
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You have to remember that most people probably won't go after it immediately. They'll likely complete PvE stuff first and start on it afterwards. Everyone has a different speed at which they go through the content. The hardcore players, Streamers, and jobless people like me will smash through everything quickly, but we're a small portion of the playerbase.
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I know that, but if there's no end goal in the competitive playlist, the numbers could get even worse than they are now. All I want is there to be a reason to play glory. The playlist currently has no final reward (or mid point reward) forecast in Forsaken. What is the point of playing it if you already have Redrix's? You can get Broadsword day one if you've got it now. I want there to be a reward from reaching Fabled, and I think Redrix's should stay in the competitive playlist. Not a fan of this quest and that is only because it changes Redrix's from being a "competitive crucible grind" reward to being a "just play crucible for a long time and we'll give you a really cool gun". Opinions will be opinions and I have a strong one about this. We will see how everything pans out in Forsaken.
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Agreed.
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I think that's better. people will just quit if they are losing matches when on that step. it'll be a shit show
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It makes them earn it
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Most people didn’t even play competitive because it was so awful. The win/lose streaks are universally hated and you only win with about three guns in the whole game. They wouldn’t change it without a good reason, and they have a good reason.
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I agree that the comp grind was awful, but Bungie are already doing a lot to change that. The meta is a massive problem but that won't be a problem for long with Forsaken reducing primary TTK. They're making it easier to get through comp, so why remove it from the grind to Redrix's entirely? I just think the quest should stay true to the original journey.
