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10/14/2018 6:37:06 PM
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Three Character slots.
Three Classes.
"It's easy math, Guardian."
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That’s funny except when I remember how bungie said they are enforcing player choice and play style. Real funny, real contradictory too :)
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I wouldn't categorize the quantity of characters you want to make under that considering all available paths are at the fingertips of a single character. This makes having a second of the same class completely unnecessary. The only reason it would be beneficial is if they locked a player in with whatever subclass they chose first. Instead, they let the player freely choose and change at any given or desired point.
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My point is if I have to play all three classes to progress at a steady and good rate, I am being forced to play classes I don’t want to play. They aren’t giving me a choice in the matter. I can see the trouble with leveling but that’s the thing I’m getting at
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I misinterpreted your response initially, but even so, the point of my initial response stands. You aren't required to do anything. If you don't like a class, don't play it. You aren't penalized for not playing it. My personal gripe is when someone doesn't even attempt to play one and decides it's bad, or even plays it a tiny bit and figured the whole class isn't for them. Getting used to a class- especially when you have only played one for a very long time - takes time. For example, initially I hated Titan and disliked everything about it. Although the greater portion of it isn't anything I'm interested in, there have arisen some paths and builds that I actually find enjoyable and either can't do on my Warlock or give a similar feel. But that was found through playing it and giving it a chance. I know not everything is for everyone, but you aren't forced to do everything, and not even all parts of each class are for everyone, meaning there may be a part - however small - that you'll actually enjoy.
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Except there's no advantage anymore to having multiple of the same class, unless they changed that with Forsaken. Even so, that's simply a power leveling tactic and not [i]required[/i]. One isn't forced to fill all character slots to power up. Was it faster back in the day? Sure. Was it necessary to reach the highest power? No.
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I wanted to raid in the first week with my friends but was left severely out of the race because of how much harder it is to level with two. I see where you are coming from though so fair enough
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I’ve made a warlock, max leveled it but personally strongly disliked the play style and feel of especially the movement so I decided to make two titans (my favourite class) but because I favour one class over another, I’m being penalised
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I totally agree with you but maybe I didn't word my point clear enough. I have bad rng when it comes to raid drops. I get alot of weapons nd most of them duplicate. I knew my second hunter wasn't gonna power me up but I was doing it for better chance of getting the armour. I'm not expecting the raid to drop me powerful gear. However I get zero rewards for my second hunter. This I did not know nor I have hear bungie mention that if you have 2 of the same character you get zero rewards from the raid.
