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10/11/2019 6:48:43 AM
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Armor 2.0 Doesn't Feel Like It Was Necessary
I actually like the idea behind armor 2.0 but... what was the point of it? Well at least for the game I am asking this question. At no point in this game currently do I feel the need to hunt for mods, I don't need to hunt for the perfect stat rolled gear, anything I equip feels like it will clear content. I think Bungie made a cool system, but the end game itself doesn't currently support it. Activities in PvE are far too easy to break with just shear muscling of power level. If Destiny is to be an MMO, we need the end game difficulty at the very least to support armor 2.0. Right now, it doesn't.
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11 RisposteI dont understand why I have to buy upgrade modules to infuse gear. The modules use the same materials and effectively do the same thing except now I have to buy a module first... what's the reason for adding a step? Its counterproductive.
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More freedom to make the build you want. Armor 1.0, you'd have to rely on RnG to get the armor roll you wanted, then slap a super mod on it and call it a day. The reintroduction of intellect, discipline, and strength A: gives you more flexibility in builds you wanna make. You wanna make a titan peregrine shoulder charge build? Go full strength and equip some mobility mods to make you fast af. You wanna spam nova bombs? Build full intellect and equip skull of dire ahamkara. I could go on, but the point is, you get a lot more creativity in how you build your character, especially in tandem with the new artifact. And endgame difficulty DEFINITELY supports the game. The peregrine greaves build is one of the best ways currently to do the 980 nightfall ordeal, and there are probably undiscovered builds that could do work in the raid.
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2 RisposteI think 2.0 is a nice addition to Destiny. Would I have done it differently? Probably. Will I elaborate? No, I’m a forum user after all, critical thinking is for those hacks who don’t use this forum.
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It should have been more like division 1’s armour system, much more streamlined.
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3 RisposteIt gives more freedom and the ability to create a build centred around exactly what you want which I wouldn’t really say is a bad thing. I agree that most of PvE could be harder but I hear those master nightfalls are pretty ridiculous
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3 RisposteI rather like the ability to [i]change[/i] what perks my armor has on the fly.
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It’s not what I thought it was going to be, they fixed one problem and created another :/ Armor 2.0 was supposed to be an improvement allowing customizations but they still managed to figure out a way to make us grind for the same old stuff all over again and limit what we can do with customizations, dumb.
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They fixed things that weren't broken. I love the multiple mods idea, and the artifact idea, keep those. I want them to increase the impact of the Monte Carlo, too.
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this armor system feels so weird & complicated, too many numbers & stats, at least they didn't try to change the weapon system so we only gotta worry about armor
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Modificato da PRIME_-LeGEND: 10/11/2019 4:42:21 PMIts just even more expensive. That's it. Its not different at all, besides choosing your mods. And that stupid, unnecessary element restriction. Who thought that was a good idea? I still use my 94 mobility set from forsaken
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I think that they should have made armors just a blank sheet and have the mods determine the stats and buffs they give.
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1 RispondiIf it ain't broke, dont fix it was my whole view on this
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2 Risposte2.0 is terrible, tf happened to all my mods? If you think an armor 'build' will make you better at the game then you're deluded. The old system was fine, equip armor with desired perks and add whatever mod then just play the game. Now you have mobility, resilience, recovery, intellect, discipline, strength, tied to everything. Added with mods tied to certain elements, and a even worse infusion system.
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Too bad bungle will never address any negative feedback to mods 2.0
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How i feel about finishers
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2 RisposteArmor 2.0’s utility will come more into light as the endgame activities like the nightfall get increasingly difficult settings/modifiers. It’ll force you to actually build a load out for a specific purpose and muscling won’t be enough
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It really wasn't. My old 1.0 Armor with perks and mods would still be top tier for my playstyle if it didn't automatically get penalized because it got 0 stat boosts in some categories when it was converted. All it was meant to do was curb ability regen to give Crucible some relief from the 3 to 4 Supers per match some people were getting, and to make PvE slightly more bullet spongy.
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It was Bungies excuse to not make content because remember in year one when Luke stated making content is too hard?
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The mods being elemental restricted sucks, the artifact not having pulse rifles included is asinine, I don't like using hand cannons in pve. Good ideas, poor implementation.
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1 RispondiThey either need to remove elemental affinity or make all armor ornaments.
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Modificato da SlaveSpawn: 10/12/2019 4:35:34 PMI'm a smart person but F me! I'm so lost has to how Armor 2.0 works with the whole mods - elements - energy. Ik i have to lvl energy to fit certain mods but... 2 of the 3 slots offer the same mods? Then element blocks u out of certain mods ....ugh @_@!? At this point I'm just wearing my clown armor because I'm afraid of wasting exspensive resources or even modifying my stylish set of mix matched armor I already owned in 1.0
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I think this new system was a lot of resources spent overhauling stuff that wasn't broke all to extend players login time. Just think of the good content we could of had if they didn't do this.
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It was a cool idea. But it’s a shame that most of my 1.0 armour was given garbage stats
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You right! We had all perks or at least those we needed in our former armory. But know we have to grind for those freaking perks again. Till know I spent +5000 gunsmens material and I only jave a view and not those I need. Next are the focus related perks, etc...it’s over complicated, it’s over complexity, it is just not streamlined. On top changing mods on weapons cost 5000. They truly were trunken making all those gaming experience killer changes.
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1 RispondiIt was necessary to increase grinding of mind numbingly repetitive content.
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1 RispondiIt just seems more complicated than it's worth. Maybe it'll get better with time..
