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10/1/2022 7:08:04 AM
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Ok let's say you get the weapon patterns that you want, now what ?
You will now have less reason to do that activity and there for one less activity to play.
For raids (Vow and KF) you have 2 guaranteed red borders each week. One of them is a choosable one.
Dares gives one on your first Legend, i believe it was. plus you get a lot keys from bounties and completing the activity.
And of course you have the randomly dropped red border ones.
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If the activity is FUN to begin with, why would I stop? Look at the Borderlands series of games. There is ZERO reason to play any of them over and over unless the main gameplay-loop of just "killing stuff" is fun for you. Once you have seen one area, nothing changes. The spawns are the same, enemies the same. All that changes is you, with new gear or a new build, going through that area. We play "specific loops" because those loops themselves are fun. If you funnel people into SPECIFIC loops - ie, you don't let them PICK what the loop they actually want to do in order to get something, they usually won't be happy. I know many will say "well that is how it's been done in the past", but that is exactly why we should come up with better ways, in my opinion. We pay for these games with money and we play them in our spare time, which is "premium time" for older folk, so maybe the drop mechanics need a tweak.
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What is fun to you is very subjective. Let's say you like Strikes and i don't, Should i then be given a higher chance of getting a red border ? NO. Fun should not be in the equation. You only find the red border drop rate annoying when it is from an activity that you don't like. It can for sure be annoying to not get a red border. For example it took me almost a month to get a redborder from Vow and King's fall. Annoying for sure but since i was gonna play those raids each week anyways i didn't mind as much. Not getting them constantly or quite often is a good thing. This whole crafting system was a mistake from the beginning. Now that you can just craft any raid weapons and some non raid weapons, people just want the patterns instantly and just complains all the time that Bungie should reduce the ammount or increase the drop rate of them. This is what happends when you don't think things through Bungie. This is a grind game (Way less than it used to be) so you would excpect to put in some hours to get things. This game is also very RNG dependant, so some people can get things way faster than others. Bungie has made this game way less grindier and will most definitly continue to do so, seeing as they are now shifting their attention to the casual players who also has a very limited amount of spare time.
