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12/11/2025 11:39:07 PM
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Just entertaining the notion of a sweat lord but yeah I can see where you're coming from & still say "skill issue". Idk if you know this but it's not that hard to make a build that's unkillable? I mean I used to main Hunter since D1. Then I went full Titan even though I played them all. But definitely easier with strongholds or just the right mods on to never die. Hell a Warlock has way more of a chance with healing & Hunters can hide away with grenades just make sure you're running mods that keep you alive. Please don't take this as me being rude as I'm being sarcastic about my first comment & trying to help
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That's the problem, now it's all about unkillable builds, ability spam, melting everything. D2 is using builds as crutches. Armors and weapons don't matter as much now as they mattered before. In my honest opinion, it's all about balance, but it is not balance right now.
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I guess you just bought the wrong game, lol. The D franchise has it's roots both in Borderlands as well as WoW which in turn draw heavily upon Diablo where the abilities and the way they interact with the weapons plays a key role endgame content.
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i played destiny 1. in edge of fate they made the default difficulty harder by locking you in your power level. ya you can play lower but you wont get anything worthwhile.. it seems now though you can play arena ops and fireteam ops at 300 and still get tier 5. before you could avoid gm nightfalls . now the difficulty is harder overall. before you could do strikes or lower level nightfalls and avoid gm and even master. I can handle master its easy. i do gm solo ops . i dont like limited revives . that was not their in destiny 1.
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All I can gather from your account is that you've had it since last month or so. Still, doesn't matter. D2 is based on the Diablo principle just in a 3d shooter environment and more as an MMO. Diablo in turn draws direct inspiration from RPGs. Even in their tabletop variants you would cast spells (AKA abilities) to buff attacks, bolster defences, buff particular weapons. Also some of the gear would provide bonuses to your stats, particular weapons etc. That's how this game has worked since 2014.
