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4/6/2019 4:08:57 PM
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Does dredgen title even mean anything anymore?
Just saw someone with the title shoot an immune envoy (healed by goblin) with 3 mags of his breakneck, then proceeds to try and rush the invader to melee them.
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1 ReplyCould be his kid sister playing on his account.
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I’m gonna unlock unbroken title next season just so I won’t have to use the dredgen title. It’s the most meaningless title in D2
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6 RepliesYes, it means for once in my life my RNG was good enough for me to unlock something that means nothing
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Dredgen title means "He who has no life, lives at home in parents' basement, and dreams of one day losing his virginity to someone other than his hand".
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1 ReplyEdited by magic: 4/6/2019 5:50:16 PMNot really. Every challenging triumph associated with the title has been massively watered down by Bungie due to crybabies on the forums. It doesn’t take much skill to get the title these days.
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Let me see. The 3 infamy resets take ages if you dont play with bonus infamy. Especially the last rank when you get no points for a loss. Light vs light was a pain for me as people using supers while invading are rarer than unicorns. Rng part as well, was well over my 3rd reset when I got the first Parcel to drop. Yea, for me the title means something.
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Sounds about right
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2 RepliesI guess it depends. I am a pretty average player but I did grind Gambit almost exclusively solo and did not cheese any of the PvP triumphs (actually killed 10 invaders while in their super-took a lot of rounds). I was pretty happy to get the title. I don’t think of it as something that benchmarks my skill, it just reflects a certain amount of focus and experience with one part of the game.
