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Editado por Doctor_Roidberg:
4/8/2019 8:56:19 PM
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Can’t get to the content if you’re stuck grinding cores. Don’t need to make good endgame content if they’re stuck.
Not surprised Drifter turned out like this. Reckoning is repetitive and Prime is annoying, yet that’s all the new this season has to offer save for a couple exotics, Subclass tuning, and whatever the Revelry is going to be.
They’re sticking to their guns with cores this season. More players in the endgame will mean more people realizing this season is trash.
Hope things change next season. They seem to be devoting a considerable amount of manpower/time/resources to Opulence. Fingers crossed
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Editado por Zenjiros: 4/8/2019 9:01:29 PMAgreed on all of the above. The simple fact of the matter is that more players would be willing to put time into Gambit Prime and Reckoning if there was more in the way of brand new, unique loot to chase that dropped at reasonable rates. An overall shallow loot pool has been, is, and will very likely continue to be my key point of contention with Destiny 2. And I’m far from alone.
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True. I’m glad they’re increasing drop rates and will likely dip into Reckoning (Spare Rations and Last Man Standing are my targets) but I’m not going into Prime. Prime is a train wreck in my opinion. I’m a Dredgen from regular Gambit and I prefer classic way better. Having almost every add be a yellow bar combined with a fully stationary DPS circle is nightmare fuel. They severely need to make the circle be a moveable Relic you pick up, similar to Chalice of Light in Crotas End or at LEAST the Aegis from VOG. I’m off on a different rant now but it’s all the same. Frustration over how very minute changes could make massive shockwaves in the gameplay.
