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9/20/2024 7:46:09 PM
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Genuine question - what drives the grind without the chase for power level?
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If all you have for the grind is power level, I have a bad news for you when there's loot
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I’m just wondering what drives peoples’ grindset.
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For me? Loot, but such basic thing is failed to be done by bungie with borderlands model of loot back in 2009 when borderlands 2 is wild with loot design
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Borderlands 2 imo is one of the peak looter shooters. It’d be hard to fully replicate that, but games do seem like they’re adverse to even trying.
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For me? Mastery of content. Striving for seal completions and tags on raid report. You can see on my profile that is what I play the game for. Being able to craft weapons, but that’s a whole different subject. I mainly want to be able to spend a reasonable amount of time playing this game and feel rewarded, whether that’s through noticeable improvement in my activity performance or the actual loot.
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Perhaps if there was a more focused way to grind for power, would that help contribute to a more meaningful grind?
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I don’t see the point in increasing the power. I’ve already exhausted all the content that provides the pinnacle drops. Besides those, there is a focused way: XP via the seasonal artifact. They just want to make people go play old content that they aren’t updating to increase their playtime metrics.
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Fair enough.
