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Destiny 2

Hablemos de Destiny 2.
Editado por OhDeer: 3/25/2019 9:49:05 PM
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Forced competition

Bungie. I've been playing this game since that time you gave it out for free. I didn't care about Destiny until then, because I didn't see anything in it. But somehow I kept playing, and playing, and paying for expansions, and reading the lore. You built a solid game that i enjoy playing, and a story that I love following. You even managed to draw out the completionist in me, striving to fill up my collections and lore tabs. Then you broke my heart and spirit in one fell swoop. I understand that you want people to play all aspects of this game that you have spent so long creating, but forcing me to play PvP game modes to collect exotics will not make me enjoy it. I thought ace of spades and last word were a nightmare to get, so when I saw Thorn gave players a choice of PvP or PvE to complete steps I was happy, excited even, that might finally be able to enjoy getting an exotic. How could you get so far in the right direction only to 180 halfway through? The fact that you have forced me into crucible AGAIN, and with such a ridiculously slow-gain requirement... I just think that you could stop gatekeeping exotics behind ridiculous PvP requirements. I get that crucible is IN the game, but it is, and thus should be, optional. Addition since y'all can't read so good: Thorn was used as an example, I'll still be grinding for it you babies. I think moving forward, NOT forcing PvE players into PvP will be good for both sides as PvE players can still do quests and enjoy it, and PvP will be freed of quest-chasing PvE players, theoretically improving the quality of PvP. Except for those of you whose sole enjoyment is stomping on quest-chasing PvE players.

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