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9/27/2018 3:37:59 PM
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On the silent majority
As people continue to argue about whether there is too much randomness/ unfulfilling grind in destiny 2 at the moment, I would just like to point out that a VAST majority of players are unable to contribute their opinions to this or any debate. This means that most of the feedback bungie actually gets comes from the more hardcore side of the community because most casual players don't use forums.
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20 RespuestasEditado por lazyandy: 9/28/2018 7:05:19 AMIt’s become a race. Youtubers competing with one another to be the first to get malefeance, wish ender etc eager to drop the latest 20min vid on how you too can do this in a matter of hours/days (if you sacrifice all else). The rest of us who have full time jobs pop on in the evening after work or at weekends and gradually chip away at gambit or visit the dreaming city to do some Petra bounties - with a trip to the spider to buy two masterwork cores before logging off for the evening. To my mind this is creating a huge gulf between those that seemingly play the game for an unhealthy amount of hours and the rest of us that took it one step at a time. Most I think are hovering around 530-540 at this point from what I have seen whilst the vocal majority are ‘dude wtf are you only 540 at this point??!!!’ I love we have so much more to do/chase but all this content is being pumped out so fast to an ever seemingly hungry audience of elites the rest of us are quite frankly struggling to keep up/stay relevant. Just my two pins!
