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10/3/2021 10:02:34 PM
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Anyone else getting tired of playing Destiny?
Each season they give us some kind of seasonal mission and force us to complete it a billion times just to progress through the seasonal story, it's the same formula every season, and replaying these missions gets boring and mind-numbing really quickly, add on top of that the artifact XP system and the tedius bounty farming to raise your light level makes the game very stale and boring. And it's not that I don't like farming/grinding or anything, it's just that farming XP is the absolute most brain dead tedius -blam!- thing to do in this game holy -blam!-, I'll gladly farm raids for 30 light levels every season over grinding XP to raise my light level any -blam!- day.
Another thing I want to talk about is how Bungie sees weapons that are lacking in performance, they'll just issue an artifact mod that makes these weapons viable to use, but that's temporary, cause when the season ends, the seasonal mods go with it, and the weapons go back to being underpowered once more, like, why not just buff the weapons directly?!?
Furthermore, the champion system is very restricting and pointless, LET ME PLAY WITH WHATEVER I WANT GODDAMMIT, NO! I don't like changing my weapons every season, just remove champions from the game or rework them, heck, remove artifacts completely, that'll fix pretty much everything.
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I've taken a break from a lot of games people consider good, great, and downright masterpieces. I think it's a perfectly normal thing, for any reason. All the things you listed for getting tired of Destiny 2 are valid. However, I don't think you'd be immune to getting sick of this game if all of those things were magically "resolved". Heads up... Some of them will never be due to the day 1 nature of this game. You'd find another reason to be sick of it though. A reason like farming a raid for 30 light levels every season for example. It wouldn't be because you were looking for one necessarily, but because that's just how it goes. We're all sick of the same stuff going on in this game, to varying degrees and overlap. You're not alone. Outside of what you're doing now by posting, the only way to combat the feeling is to disconnect from the game. I've been breaking up my gaming time between Hades, Skyrim, and Destiny 2 most recently. I kill a few gods, Shang Tsung a few dragons, and eventually I [i]have[/i] to find a guardian to shoot in the face. At that point, the things that annoy me in this game feel trivial to the experience of mapping someone with Chaperone, for example. Anyway, that's how I keep the malarkey from taking away from my experience. Find your way cause this ship turns slowly and some of the things you take issue with probably aren't ever going away.
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Yeah my playtime is going down less and less with each season. Or that’s what it feels like. I didn’t complete the “story” mission for this week until last night. I used to be on that day 1 of each weekly reset. I pretty much only get on for raids/IB/Trials nowadays. I do the “story grind” on a single character. It’s a repetitive grind to do it two more times for the other characters. And being forced to play the same seasonal activity each time does make it feel like a chore. They needa make strikes great again. Give the old strike modifiers back (instead of all the negative ones). I miss the modifiers that made primary/special/heavy weapons deal more damage. I miss the point system. Hell, I miss the old strikes. I’m so sick of the current strikes I cannot be bothered to ever play them anymore. Strike specific loot would also help. They’ve done it before. Why not do it again? I harp about strikes because I spent a lot of time playing them in D1 during content droughts. I was there or in crucible. And at this stage of D2, crucible is a bloody madhouse so I can’t even be bothered to do that. Kinda leaves nothing else to do after finishing raids 🤷🏼♀️
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I generally play Destiny 1-2 days a week and I focus solely on the Seasonal Content. Once the Seasonal Content is over, I only touch it when I'm bored or need a break from my other games. PvE endgame has never been truly rewarding in D2 as the raid legendaries are easily matched by more readily available legendaries. The permanence of gear kills the Masterwork design choice. I haven't truly sought to masterwork a piece of gear in ages. RNG raid exotics are the sole half hearted attempt at making raids replayable. And I'd rather die than run a single raid 30+ times to get an exotic that often depends on seasonal perks to be good. PvP suffers immensely because its passionate fanbase cannot accept that there are too many variables for the experience to be truly balanced. And don't even get me started on the P2P connections or the matchmaking debacle. Destiny is the only looter shooter on the market that genuinely offers new content at a reasonable pace and that's why I keep playing. But if a new shooter ever rises that either doesn't have PvP at all or separates the game modes properly, I'm gone.
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[quote]Each season they give us some kind of seasonal mission and force us to complete it a billion times just to progress through the seasonal story, it's the same formula every season, and replaying these missions gets boring and mind-numbing really quickly, add on top of that the artifact XP system and the tedius bounty farming to raise your light level makes the game very stale and boring. And it's not that I don't like farming/grinding or anything, it's just that farming XP is the absolute most brain dead tedius -blam!- thing to do in this game holy -blam!-, I'll gladly farm raids for 30 light levels every season over grinding XP to raise my light level any -blam!- day. Another thing I want to talk about is how Bungie sees weapons that are lacking in performance, they'll just issue an artifact mod that makes these weapons viable to use, but that's temporary, cause when the season ends, the seasonal mods go with it, and the weapons go back to being underpowered once more, like, why not just buff the weapons directly?!? Furthermore, the champion system is very restricting and pointless, LET ME PLAY WITH WHATEVER I WANT GODDAMMIT, NO! I don't like changing my weapons every season, just remove champions from the game or rework them, heck, remove artifacts completely, that'll fix pretty much everything.[/quote] I mostly play for fun. If I’m not having fun then I don’t play.
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2 답변Try playing any other mmo rpg the grind is still there...its not the game its you...go play an action game if you want instant gradification...i love this game i can pop alien heads all day and hearing the sound of completed bounties make my stick hard....d2 may have a lot of casuals playing but its really for the hardcore players always has been.....even watching my kill counter go up is satisfying to me ...maybe its me but i know that my hardcore homies will feel this....
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10 답변작성자: Demon_XXVII 10/4/2021 4:56:48 AMThe D2 Core (Strikes Gambit & Crucible all need a huge overhaul) Not just weapons etc But multiple brand new Strikes, Crucible Maps & Gambit Arenas And the x6 seasonal content feels bland this time The Umbral system is trash [b]Shattered Realm[/b] has promise (for feeling like Destiny should - exploration, puzzles, gun play etc) The artefact unlock should be intrinsic Unlock the mods & just equip that weapon type for that specific mod to automatically work (no need to apply to armour)
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I think the festival of the lost (Dino armor) and the 30th anniversary stuff will hopefully get people to re-engage. The odd thing about season of the lost is there is no season pass calendar with dates… perhaps because if they had put all the dates down on paper and then spaced out all the sporadic content drops it might have made it painfully obvious that this long season is all really a result of delaying witch queen till next year. I’m happy for the longer wait for witch queen personally it it means that game gets a major content overhaul and it ties together better content wise (I don’t want to hear Cayde doing VO in strikes next year as much as I thought he was a cool guy). I still log on each week for the story continuation but imagine that quest will conclude after reset this week. Other than that I’m still chasing that vex and my last catalyst (mida).
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Yeah. I bought the current seasons pass day one, played for like an hour and after that I've only visited Xur a few times. I just can't force myself to play the game right now. Fortunately the season is long so I have time to catch up when I decide to come back.
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[b]Pro Tip: Everyone gets tired of playing Destiny. [/b] People just deal with it differently. I treat Destiny like seasons. Beyond Light was springtime. Grinded everything, all activities, bounties, DSC raid all day. Enter Autumn/Winter - I quit doing anything that wasn’t pinnacle last season. Stopped doing Nightfalls weeks ago. Sensing my decline, I won’t jump back in fully until well after Witch Queen releases. I did the same with Rise of Iron. Just have to know yourself. It’s not the game, it’s you.
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I understand your points, but maybe you are just burnt out? I still enjoy this game and have thousand hours in it. And have no intention to stop. I just wish the hamster wheel (LL grind) wasn’t so tedious: it would let me play just what I want and have more time to experiment. I would still play as much, but would enjoy much more.
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5 답변Its called burnout and it happens on any game that you play for too much. Literally, just play some other games or take a break from it altogether, it's not going anywhere, when you're feeling up to it again you can hop back in, I do it occasionally after getting burnt out on the game and come back refreshed and excited.
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100% agree it's chore simulator , I've decided to just play Tuesdays cause of the story but the rest I've moved to warframe and it's Hella more fun. Raids I've got all but eot and that's not even a problem cause eventually it'll be at the Npc. Everything In the game is pointless cause new things will replace it every 3/6 months.
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You know what’s particularly annoying? I’d like to ignore pvp and gambit entirely because I don’t enjoy playing them AT ALL. But the game forces you to play these activities every season to grind your power level in an effective manner. I reached my breaking point this season with pvp tolerance, and I now don’t want to come back to it ever again no matter what changes they make, but I already know they’re gonna find a way to force me to do it so I can take part in the things I’d like to do(gm nightfalls and master raiding). This game needs to find a new way to engage players in its content without forcing every player to do every piece of content when they should know damn well that most players want to do either pvp and PvE as their activity of choice. Christ, maybe even have a seperate level for PvE and pvp, and GET RID OF ARTIFACT LEVELLING!
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9 답변Yup. All 3 of my characters are this week at 1330 light (Max) and my Artifact will be +22 on Tuesday, so I'll be 1352. Although a few clan mates are interested in GrandMaster NF's, I'm not (I have my Conquerors title), but I will be helping them get through this ghastly array of Nightfalls this season. Very much interested in Halo Infinite, especially for PvP. Exceedingly tired of Bungle still using Peer to Peer networking, emptying weapons into some people and not even taking their shields off let alone hurting them and constantly winding up in matches with the UN of players (i.e. I'm in Alberta Canada, Why TF am I being matched against teams from Korean, China, Japan and Eastern Europe?). Bungle's PvP SUCK on so many Levels! Other than the weekly dribble of content, I'll be playing other games very soon.
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1 답변It needs a seasonal rotation of all the maps. Strikes, Gambit, Crucible. Make new ones or rotate back some of the old maps, I don't care. Would make it a lot better for players who actually stick with the game more than a couple of weeks.
