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Editado por vxvxTITANxvxv:
10/15/2023 4:25:28 PM
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I’d say D1 and early D2 had a good work-life-health balance and wasn’t so tedious.
Now when I login I skip a majority of the crap because ain’t nobody got time fo dat.
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D1 gave you a whole year before the next DLC to do everything you missed 😂
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Hell yeah they did 👍 That’s any adequate amount of time if you got a busy life outside video games
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No thanks I’d rather have stuff to do even if I play a week out of every month
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Well if you’re busy like I said before, that’s a non-issue.
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It became an issue for the player base that stay and plays, there’s a reason the seasonal model came out. You can play through most of a dlc in two weeks even by playing barely during the week and a few hours on the weekend. That’s D1 and 2. Taken king aside, that was a loaded dlc. Also the reason time gating became a thing.
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It’s definitely an issue for those that live on the game I agree; if you don’t live on the game, it’s a non-issue. Obviously.
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You do realize there’s not just those two groups of players right?
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I feel like I’m talking to a child right now 🤦🏻♂️
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