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8/27/2019 5:32:54 PM
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In a way, yeah they are. But I was talking about actual gameplay. Like the crota raid for example.
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it only enhanced our fun in raids , so it was more game enhancing than breaking , i dont care how bungie this we should be play the game, if its not fun they can keep their game
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I don't think it enhanced the fun, it just made the raid (which was pretty easy to begin with) easier. Clear the ads on bridge. Freeze crota when kneeling....
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Except it allowed warlocks to solo most of the raids. Which is game breaking as the game wasn't designed to be played that way. Enhancement cores aren't game breaking. As they're not exploitative of any game mechanics
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everyone is free to use warlocks , it didnt put anyone in a disadvantage unlike infusion cores who alienated the casual playerbase, and eververse putting people with deep pockets in a cosmetic advantage
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I think you're missing what the words you're saying mean. Just because everyone could use a warlock doesn't mean it stopped exploiting game mechanics. And enhancement cores are easily obtainable. And do not alienate the casual player, they just need to know what they're doing doing And what's a cosmetic advantage? You're reaching with that one
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:D dont take it too serious , i have to advocate for myself somehow and construct arguments
