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3/14/2019 5:21:05 PM
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[quote]It's extending the grind.
They can play all day long. The average players can't. Anything that gives them an advantage could lead to views and in turn lead to money made.
With cores specifically, they will be allowed to reach max light and max out their gear ahead of the normal player, allowing them that advantage. While it may not be much, it's just another way it changes the game. Better for them, worse for the average players.[/quote]
Yeah and that might effect them a small bit for the first 2 days then no one gives a sh*t. You guys have to have a better reason, because that’s a stretch. If people can’t farm them then that sucks. Doesn’t effect the streamers monetary gain although.
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Cores has nothing to do with the plethora of problems riddled in destiny 2 bc of pvp and the 10% excrement crowd.
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[quote]Cores has nothing to do with the plethora of problems riddled in destiny 2 bc of pvp and the 10% excrement crowd.[/quote] It apparently does to casuals. That seems like the only thing they can list that benefit a streamer. Apparently it does the first 2 days when they go for light level haha.
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Edited by Kanashimi510: 3/14/2019 5:26:36 PMYou are the one who targeted in on cores. They are only a small part of the larger problem.
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[quote]You are the one who targeted in on cores. They are only a small part of the problem.[/quote] Yes because that’s the most common complaint I see. It was one Summit and people freak out and assume Streamers will never be beneficial for advise.
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It's the equivalent of inviting only oil and coal executives to a summit on renewable energy. Sure they may have some ideas, but their overall endgame goal and that of the community as a whole differ greatly. A streamers main concern is money and how the game will allow them to continue to make more. It's not about improving the enjoyment of the game.
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[quote]It's the equivalent of inviting only oil and coal executives to a summit on renewable energy. Sure they may have some ideas, but their overall endgame goal and that of the community as a whole differ greatly. A streamers main concern is money and how the game will allow them to continue to make more. It's not about improving the enjoyment of the game.[/quote] Small changes like cores and such aren’t to make them more money. It’s because they want the game to be more grindy. What happened to all the players in D1 and D2 vanilla that wanted a grind? Apparently this game just got plagued with casuals and people who can’t handle grind. If they made a good grindy game and casuals left they could be replaced with new hardcore players that like grind. Casuals would not be needed if that happened.
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Again cores are not the problem, it’s that bungie chose to focus on pvp in s pve at its core game. The grind is fine, people just don’t want to grind pvp that much. Not to mention the entire game has suffered due to the need for pvp balance.
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Like i said, that’s the only trump card the casuals reveal when they talk to me. Maybe some aren’t educated on the matter. Haha.
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A game with more grind than we have and the same lackluster rewards wouldn't stick around long enough for their first summit. The "hardcore" crowd couldn't support the franchise alone. It's a balancing act. Keeping both types of players happy is how a company succeeds. To much grind/difficulty you lose the majority of your players (along with their money). Having a streamer only summit shuts out the voice of the majority and doesn't do a good job of even pretending to care about the community as a whole.
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I certainly don't watch streamers for any reason. I mean watching other people play games, I'd rather get a root canal with a jack hammer.
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Bump, I’d rather be stuck at forever 29 literally forever
