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Edited by FdYAcsoyPKN83gLE:
1/10/2019 8:36:25 PM
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WE HATE STREAMERS!
It is becoming more and more clear that streamers are ruining the game:
Primary and primary gameplay
Masterwork cores being infusion
Niobe labs being puzzle that only streamers would have the time to solve while we watch
Etc etc etc
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23 Replies in this Sub-ThreadEdited by Snake: 1/11/2019 10:40:55 AMI agree with one thing: STREAMERS ARE MAKING THE MOST INTERESTING CONTENT TOO HARDCORE FOR US WHO HAVE A REAL JOB IN REAL LIFE. guess what, we are 95% of the player population. We're not asking to make Destiny casual or for casual. We're asking Bungie to allow us to play ALL THE CONTENT THAT WE PAY FOR. I do not have 10 hours per day for destiny. I should be able to start any activity, including the raid, on day one (regardless of my light level) just because i paid for it. It's as simple as that. I might not be able to finish it, or make a lot of damage. but still i paid for it, so it should be accessible and attainable with a lot of skills (not time). Skill should be the main factor making you climb your way up to the top. Not time. Take Fortnite as an example.
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In D1 Trials of Osiris did indeed require skill, but level advantages were present, even though they were fairly negligible. In raids though, you could load in 3 levels(VoG & CE) and 30 light(TTK & WoTM) below the recommend. My point is that just because you paid for something, that doesn’t entitle you to access to it on day one. Some things require effort to unlock.
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That's your opinion. Not mine. The level progression of Anthem is better.
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