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2/6/2015 12:29:08 PM
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So I posted this once and it was removed from the feed faster than the next persons post could register. I must ask you bungie if maybe this line of thinking you caused in me has true merit then.... If it doesn't why remove it?
Ladies and gentlemen I am starting to think they silently want to kill this game. They made there money back plus.. It seems they are running out of QUALITY content and relevant game mechanics. So it's time for them to go to PLAN C...... Which is to put this failed project to rest..... I don't know of any company who would let down there community so often unless they truly had no real interest in keeping that community......It's nothing personal folks it's just business:(
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Agree ... I recommend dying light , 30 hours in and it's only getting better
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I moved on to the BFH beta. Lots of fun. Destiny is boring now
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I agree with you 100%. Its like they ran out of ideas and had a mad panic of shit thrown together, not the bungie I remember from halo, they have lost a fan who has been supporting them since the 90's.
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lol it's a conspiracy. Luckily they didn't remove your message this time
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Edited by RooK5775: 2/6/2015 5:56:07 PMBut it is a conspiracy.... I can hear my ghost saying " You've woken the HIVE!"
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Highly doubt it. This series have huge potential, they wont just leave it be.
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Sarge I have the same hopes and expectations really. Sadly this thought I've presented has crossed my mind...
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Huge potential means nothing. Bungie lacks strong leadership. That's obvious with these meaningless updates that gave done nothing other than drive players off, or fracture the player base with the DLC pay wall. They dismiss the most basic issues (vault space, removing glimmer cap, sell heavy synth until bugs are fixed) and instead focus on issues like nerfing the only class of primaries worth using (hand cannon, ar) and buffing pulse rifles, which no one will ever use. There's lots of losers with tons of potential. This seems to be Bungies fate. Lots of potential and no leadership to focus their talents.
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I think the weapon balance is way more important than glimmer cap and vault space. Why would you even need vault space if you only use hand canons. And glimmer is supposed to be used, i like the cap, forces you to spend it and do stuff. And they are fixing a ton of stuff, but it takes time, and they wont start the hype before they are sure it will work.
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Edited by NOVA Perc: 2/6/2015 1:10:38 PMWho said all I use is hand cannons? I said there is only two types of primaries worth using. Even with a buff, pulse rifles won't see any significant usage. Just no reason to shoot one. Secondly, after nearly 1000 hours, I've yet to see a weapons balance issue. What I have seen is bad crucible players, and even worse PvE players forced into crucible crying about fusion rifles and ars. If you have any skill at all, and don't play this like Call Of Duty, you don't get wrecked in crucible. The MAIN issue in crucible is always lag. Its always been that way with Bungie games, all the way back to Halo 2. Every single one has major lag issues. The ARs didn't need a Nerf. What needed to happen was people buffing their crappy gaming skills. Oh and as far as vault space, its needed. Plain and simple. I'm running full on all my characters and vault. I had to dismantle many of my favorite pre DLC weapons due to needing space to hold new guns because bungie made obsolete the ones I actually liked. And adding vault space is simple.
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Bump!
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You do know that they are giving more vault space in house of wolves right?
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Hi Sgt Rolf, where did you hear this?
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Edited by NOVA Perc: 2/6/2015 1:29:46 PMJust a measly 8 months after release...... Also show me where DeeJ said that we get more vault space in HoW.
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The only reason you see balance is because everyone is using the same few strong weapon types.
