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3/25/2019 6:28:18 PM
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REMOVE. CORES. FROM INFUSION. COSTS.
Seriously. Adding more ways to get Cores doesn't fix the problem. If anything it makes the problem worse by adding more things for the more casual players (Aka, the ones who don't have many cores) more things to do and pulls them away from their normal questing and missions and increasing their power level. Having increased the glimmer AND planetary materials need for infusion ON TOP OF adding Masterwork Cores to the mix has made the infusion system horrible. I can't infuse the weapons and armor i like to wear because I'm out or low on cores and I'm forced to wear a stupid looking armor set and weapons that are horrible. You say you're listening, but you don't care about what we're ACTUALLY saying. We, as players, know the real problem. And we know the REAL solution. And that is to remove cores from infusion costs and have them ONLY be used for MASTERWORKING WEAPONS AND ARMOR. That was their intended use from the start, and it should stay that way.
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26 отв.All of you arguing in favor of this busted ass infusion system are simply and obviously arguing in favor of other players having less than you do - not because they don't play enough, but because YOU play WAY TOO MUCH... You've all said a hundred times, 'it's not hard, I have 1.6 million cores, it's not a problem for me.' Jump to 'wastedondestiny.com' to find out you've sunk 36k hours into D2 since Forsaken dropped... Shocking... You don't like this system because it makes you more careful or gives you 'impactful choices'. If you did, then you could handicap YOURSELF instead of insisting that a game company force you to. If you actually preferred being limited to 17 cores/week, you could easily make that happen yourself by deleting your surplus. So, that's CLEARLY not what you like about the system. You like it because 'fsck casuals.' By supporting this ridiculous design choice, you tell brand new players they're not welcome here because they don't play the game enough. Because the proven reaction to this broken system by new players is to quit playing and go buy a game that isn't a full-time job... I know most of you who would proudly yell 'fsck casuals' will be happy to agree that that's why you like this infusion system. My problem is that until now, Bungie tended to ignore assholes like you in favor of their average player. You know, the one that is saving up to buy the Division 2 and leave for good... Removing cores from infusion affects you in literally ZERO ways. For some reason, you're the jerk who prefers that the office stay at 85+ degrees. At least you could put on a jacket and be comfortable. But no, fsck casuals...
