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9/10/2023 8:28:38 PM
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I appreciate your perspective, and it's clear that we have different memories and expectations when it comes to Trials of Osiris. For me, Trials holds a special place as a sort of mini-tournament-style game mode, where the thrill was in striving to go flawless and if you couldn't you just went in for pinnacle gear. My fondest memories of Trials are intertwined with D1 where I believe it was at it's peak.
I understand your point about the desire for a more spirited and sportsmanlike Crucible experience, and I respect that. It's evident that you value accessibility for all players, regardless of their fireteam situation. That being said, I personally believe that Trials should remain a challenging and rewarding mode, much like the memories I cherish from Destiny 1.
While we may not see eye to eye on this matter, I'm grateful for the healthy discussion, and I hope that Destiny continues to evolve in a way that accommodates the diverse preferences of its player base.
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Edited by Luther, Grumpy Old Warlock: 9/10/2023 8:33:23 PMYou're very polite and well-spoken, so I like talking to you even if we disagree. :) EDIT: And to be clear, I'm not saying it should be easy or that the loot should be freely accessible. Its still something prestigious. But I don't think eliminating freelance solo players from the experience would improve the game for the majority of players. The 3v3 fans will continue to play that way, but now you're removing the possibility for a skilled, hard-working solo player to even attempt to roll the dice and fight just as hard as you would, if not harder. I hope you are very successful next weekend in Trials! Rumor has it it'll be Igneous Hammer.~
