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BeerMeYouWillにより編集済み:
7/15/2019 10:56:59 PM
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So we are not allowed to have fun. You must grind your face into the ground!
So it's not how you designed it. Everything from our end looked like it was. Piles of easy to farm runes, a 300 second timer.... Player enjoyment level at an all time high.
So what if it's not what you designed, maybe a mistake is better than your design, At least the community think so.
Bring back the chest farm or watch the best content you created yet in D2 die out just like reckoning after the super nerfs. No one is going to grind 40 to 50 Menagerie a week. I see three power drops then done, and once max level is reached done for good. The odds for "God rolls" are just way to low.
https://youtu.be/guaAdv7GJTk KackisHD
Come on BUNGIE it's so simple a caveman can do it!
Edit: love the feedback! Not really what I expected though. I guess all that's left on this game are the streamers and no lifers grinding 40+ hrs a week.
For the casual lifers the grind is real. Just look at the new Bad JuJu quest... The glimmer and material required to complete!? It's impossible for the casual - 10hr a week guy.
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46 通の返信Ah, Bungie fails in basic psychology, the more you reward your player the more they'll want to come back. "Positive Reinforcement Positive reinforcement is using a reward for positive behavior to make sure the child continues with the desired behavior. It is the most effective method of shaping behavior because it is the most pleasant. For example, praise and reward are both used in positive reinforcement." "Positive Punishment If you present a negative consequence in response to negative behavior, you are using positive punishment. An example is using natural consequences – allowing a child to suffer the consequences for negative behavior – such as getting a bad grade when homework is not completed and/or turned in."
