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Editado por Guardian4241:
1/29/2019 9:40:54 AM
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[Forbes] Yes, 'Destiny 2' Needs To Cater More To Casuals (To Some Extent) Paul Tassi
I found this on my search because I felt slightly alienated in this community. I thought destiny was a game to escape with but it turns out since I have college, a farmers ins-investment firm, and music performances taking up a good chunk of my week.... I am too casual when I log on. In other words I am not welcome here, and neither are any other gamers unless you are willing to play the game 8-10 hours a day everyday of the week.
In terms of casuals yes, I completely understand they move to the next shiny thing and ask for dumb things that yes.. before it was actually done. (Like the nerf to shotguns, golden gun, shoulder charge, universal remote, and Hand Cannons in D1- I WAS OUTSPOKEN OF MY HATRED OF THESE ACTIONS AND ANYONE WHO WANTED THESE NERFS CAUSE .... IT RUINED THE BALANCE- THEY NERFED SO MANY THINGS LOL. SADLY, most of the requests came from trials of osiris players- backed by casuals watching their streams.)
I also understand that gaming is for all of those interested. When it came to this Forbes article, Paul Tassi did go in depth and disproved lots of notions against casuals.
"Yes, 'Destiny 2' Needs To Cater More To Casuals (To Some Extent)"
Paul Tassi: https://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2018/12/13/yes-destiny-2-needs-to-cater-more-to-casuals-to-some-extent/#66069d046306
[b][u]For this forum thread, I wish to know your thoughts about Paul Tassi's approach to the casual players. [/u][/b]
Let me make this clear.
I really love Destiny and D2 is just warming up to me as I [b][u]JUST GOT IT, SORRY IF MY PLAYTIME ISN'T 1000 HOURS YET. I GOT IT AROUND JAN. [/u][/b]
I want this game to succeed and I want this community to succeed as well. I absolutely hate the toxic people here- most of whom are just coming from rage quitting OR are a hardcore player who made an alt account so they can troll.
I ask YOUR thoughts on this stuff. Give me a constructive answer- or else you will be disrupting my DISCUSSION.
A discussion and thread about this topic is meant so I can see other people's sides and views and I can learn more about this community as a lot changed in the 4 years I was here.
Thank you all for your responses in advance. Sorry if I cannot get to all of you.
LET ME SAY THIS AGAIN. Every type of gamer is important to me- and in a game like this- our goal should be as a community to make it as fun as possible. Look at the population in destiny tracker. A community can make or break this game. Bungie is also a big factor.... but we as a community can make an environment even they can't truly ruin!
[spoiler]IF I see any disruption, name calling, and anything that does not contribute to benefit this place as a whole I shall mute and report you. [/spoiler]
[spoiler]Great responses so far!![/spoiler]
[b][u]EDIT 1[/u][/b]
I love all these responses so far and it is a priviledge to see other Points of View on this matter.
Thank you all!!!
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3 RespuestasI think that the casual part of destiny needs to have a place. And it does more than D1, with patrols, strikes, and even nightfalls are much easier. (Also id like to say it doesn’t take that much to get much in D2. 8-10 hours a day is way too long for most. It’s easy to get to max light playing maybe 1 hour each day during the weekdays and a little more on the weekends). Even public events and forges are match made and quick. But then there’s raids. Which have some cool stuff and personally my favorite part of Destiny. These are endgame activities meant for a group of experienced players willing to invest time and energy. Even guided games and lfg have helped. Setting aside a few hours on the weekday in the morning would easily work for learning a raid. And from there raids take maybe 1 hour and 30 minutes max with an experienced team. Now I understand it sounds like a lot, but you don’t have to do these things. There are tons of things to do instead of raids to get to max. Plus, the random rolls help the hardcore players keep occupied. Now a regular player might think, “Oh cool a shotgun”, but a hardcore player goes, “Oh good another curated threat level to put on my third character”. Honestly I think 90% of the activists in the game, a casual can accomplish between seasons. Raids would be the only exception and maybe lunas howl/ not forgotten. Don’t pretend like it’s impossible. I personally would like more quests for exotics or cool stuff that’s harder and takes time. I honestly think it’s a good balance right now. And don’t bring up the bull crap arguement of, “Well I paid for it so I should be able to have it”. No. That’s bull crap. That’s not how video games work, their not gonna give everything away for free. A good example, D2 year 1. It was terrible. Everything was absolutely easy and required no thought. Exotics dropped like candy. Raid was easy and even if you completed prestige, all you got was some stupid chroma things. Warmind changed things a lot. For the good and now it’s at more of a balance. Hardcore people can still get their god rolled versions of everything and grind raids. Casuals can go through once or twice, and be happy with a hip fire snapshot blast furnace. Hardcore people can keep grinding for their 1000 wishes, and casuals can go, “Man this armor set looks pretty cool”. You can’t get everything. There are types of difficulty. Did people complain when they couldn’t get their name on the high score board? Did they complain, “HEY I PAID THAT QUARTER I DESERVE TO BE ON THAT LEADERBOARD AND BE TELEPORTED TO THE FINAL BOSS FIGHT!” No. Stop. I’m sorry, but it’s a looter shooter that’s how it works and that excuse just doesn’t work.
