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Edited by CookieNiki:
8/2/2019 11:25:42 AM
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I agree with you. 100%.
Back before Forsaken Bungie said they wanted Destiny to be an hobby.
Problem is they have no clue what a definition of an hobby is.
An hobby is something you do for pleasure, relaxing and fun in some of your free time therefore can't be anything that:
- puts pressure on you to be done on a time frame or be lost forever;
- makes repetition the core of the activity;
- creates anxiety and burn out;
- demands an huge amount of time every day/week;
Those aspects don't belong in the definition of an hobby, they are the definition of a second job.
Destiny has all of them in spades and this Solstice event is the evident, undisputed proof of that.
Destiny became a second job, only suitable for those that have little or zero responsibilities of family, job, house work, etc.
It's great for streamers, YouTubers and for those without a full family and/or still living with parents.
Everyone else is f***** to some degree because it's impossible to have time to enjoy the whole game.
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yes, but then it might not be hard enough to have fun if its relaxing. I think solstice armor will end up just being a flex.
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The reason why the Solstice grind is worth it though, is that after you get the Set, you can repeat the EZA activity to get the same Armor, but witb different Ehanced Perks. And this set will be 2.0'd upon Shadowkeep's release. So if you do the grind, you can then resume to grind to get a build for every loadout you enjoy. Then you won't have to grind when Shadowkeep is out as you've already completed it.
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It can be both at the same time while I do agree it may not please hardcore players (exactly the ones who have tons of free time to play the game).
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Pretty much.
