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Editado por zaffy2005:
9/28/2018 1:24:26 AM
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Thanks for the clarity, Bungie
Reading the latest TWAB, it all finally makes sense. Four years, and they finally come clean, courtesy of their "Investment" team. They think making something ridiculously expensive actually makes it "more meaningful."
That's why the DLC has been so obscenely overpriced the last four years with so damned little content.
That's why they think adding additional costs to every in-game economy is "adding value" to the game.
That's why they think removing the most effective and efficient methods of moving forward is an "improvement."
That's why they think "grind = content."
Because somehow, in their fractured minds, they truly believe that making every single step a Herculean trial will make even hot garbage shine like gold.
Now, I get it. To the man who has been left stranded and starving on a desert island for months even a soggy lump of moldy bread looks like a magnificent feast. But you know what's better than something that FEELS like a feast in comparison to an absolute famine? An actual feast.
Bungie, do you not understand that the largest percentage of your community being happy with the state of the game occurred in Year 3 of Destiny 1, when EVERY end-game activity provided a path forward? When we could use the cast offs of ANY character class to upgrade any other class? When the cost of Infusion was at it's LOWEST? When literally EVERY player, regardless of DLC ownership, could access vendors who sold planetary materials for a currency they had access to?
WHY, Bungie? WHY would you think that INCREASING the cost of the most fundamental element of the game, an element absolutely CRUCIAL not only to our progression but that concept known as "making it ours" that you have been selling us for four years, WHY would you think making that more difficult would be an "improvement?" Would McDonald's charging you $30 for that dollar-menu burger you grab on your lunch break make it "more meaningful" to you, or would that just piss you the -blam!- off that they're making something so basic cost so much more than it's actually worth?
I cannot wrap my head around this level of non-thought.
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17 RespuestasEditado por Mr Fats: 9/28/2018 12:45:05 PMLook, the game is now more hardcore player oriented, not so much for the casual player. So now, instead of getting to max level and all the exotics and most weapons in about 1 or 2 week, it will take slightly longer. Just learn to live with it, the game has moved on to a more challenging activity. Now things are not given to you, you have to work your way up to get them, I personally prefer this, makes me want to grind... I want to complete the raid, I know I have to level up to a certain level, same for ascendant challenges, dungeons etc. Before anyone could pretty much do this almost just a few days after the game launched.. now it takes more time, and when you do it it feels more meaningful. You will get there, at the moment all your characters are below 400 so I am not sure why you are complaining, if you dont play a lot, then end game content will be out of your reach, and that is just fine! work your way up slowly and you will slowly be able to do more and more content. I do agree that resources should be more obtainable, specifically MC but besides that, I like the grind, and I am almost done tbh so now I can move on to doing other things, crucible, etc.
