[quote]elemental primaries made the game too easy. They did this by allowing an individual to have a load out that was self-sufficient and had just about no weaknesses. It also lead to less variety in primary choices.[/quote]Once again, that should be MY CHOICE as a player to use them or not, I beat the end-game content, I am therefore logically more powerful than every other enemy in the game [quote]on a side note,I have no issue with match game or trickle because I'm actually good at the game. Match game requires you to think about your weapon choices and coordinate with teammates. Trickle, while one of the more difficult modifiers, is about careful timing of when to use a certain ability and makes the player choose between weapons and armor that grant bonuses to super regen or other various bonuses depending on what other modifiers there are.[/quote]You realise you're talking to someone who was in one of the first groups to finish VoG, CE, PoE and KF, right? "I'm good at the game" gtfo with that shit, PvE is easy as all hell, Dishonored on Master Assassin is more challenging than this game even with Trickle or match game. On match game it can take me over a full clip to down a shield and by the time I've reloaded it's all the way back up. That is not "challenging". That is a straight up boring chore that pisses people off. Have you played PvE with Juggler and Match Game? You run out of ammo so fast that even your synths don't reactivate quick enough. You think that THAT was something that was good for the game? You think that making people sit and wait for synths to reactivate just for ONE weapons worth of ammo is a challenge? Laughable. It's not challenging in the slightest, it's a boring timewaster that you have no control over. Actually, when shit combinations like that appear, people come onto the forums and say "I'm not doing NF this week" and MOST PEOPLE would AGREE with them. They're shit modifiers. [quote]Good game design is about making choices. I'm not talking about having "options," as you have said, but about forcing the player to make choices based various levels of input. Elemental primaries made it so that the choices the player had to make were few: based on burn and enemy type, the player would choose one of three primaries with elemental damage to carry them through an encounter. Now that elemental primaries are out, I feel that you have to actually think about what your special, heavy, and subclass are going to be, as well as having to choose your own loadout around that of the other members of your fireteam.[/quote]Alright no just shut the f**k up because you obviously have no idea what you're talking about, I did two years of game design at college, GOOD game design is allowing your PLAYERS to make their OWN choices, ESPECIALLY in a game like Destiny where there's so much loadout variety. People don't like being shoehorned into one playstyle, people like to choose their own loadouts without people saying "no you can't do that" because it feels like you're not playing the way you want to play. You said Trickle forces you to use certain things if you want your abilities, well guess what, most people DON'T like that, because they want to play their own way. If we had elemental primaries, people at least had the choice of using THEM or using something else if they wanted the game to be more challenging. But like I've said multiple times already, I KILLED GODS, by logic I am already more powerful than every other enemy in the game until the next expansion. That statement alone trumps literally any other shitty excuse you might be able to come up with.

Or u proved urself to be a bit slow....Yeah maybe there were two. But id take two unique guns over 100 "different" guns that have no variation between them. This week has arc burn for the NF. What are u bringing? Zhalo if u got 2 brain cells to rub together. Next week if its small arms what r u gonna bring? The answer: who cares cause it doesnt make a difference what u use as a primary. They dont offer any advantage over a different one so ur choice for your perceived variety is irrelavant