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blade329により編集済み:
4/23/2018 4:08:19 PM
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Sorry, but the number one problem in Destiny 2 is bad loot.
[quote]I paid for the game same as everyone else. Why should someone else get an advantage over me because they were "lucky" enough to get a god roll on a weapon.[/quote]
Ah, the $60 entitlement complex. Well, you should love Destiny 2 then, since they hand everything to you fast and easy without effort. Fun, huh?
By the time Year 3 rolled out, this was no longer an issue. You could get some of the best gear just buying them from a vendor. The factions had excellent gear that you could get just from upping your reputation. So, what was the problem?
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Other than the sarcasm, I do like your input about the vendors. I do agree, the vendors did help with some of the imbalance. But, doesn't that just support my case in a way. If everyone had access to buying the best gear and owning it. Idk, I'm trying to think outside the box so many people are stuck in. Thanks
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Sorry for the heavy sarcasm. D2 brings out the salt in me like no other. It's really more directed at Bungie, not other players. Like I said, I firmly believe that by Year 3, this was no longer an issue. The only gear that casuals had a tough time getting was Raid and Trial gear. I played for 1.5 years and I never got an Adept weapon. The world didn't end. There was so much loot from so many sources, that it didn't matter. Iron Banner alone had some of the best gear in the game. A couple of hours of time netted some fantastic stuff. That's why I feel Year 3 was Destiny at its best. There was zero reason to gut the game like they did.
