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Изменено (SilverSols):
6/22/2019 11:38:47 PM
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Did it? Cause from the looks of my unupgraded guns that would be false. Weapon investment of XP. Gives you time to learn the gun and how it evolves along with perks activating as you work on it you feel progress as if the gun is getting better the more you use it. Though I don't really mind the people who used them for quick upgrades since you got hundreds in a couple days since they drop in large amounts from anything you do.
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You did not get hundreds in a couple days. Unless you no life's the game. Which if you do the same in d2 you'll have 0 issue with enhancement cores. Shouldn't have issues even now though
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Ah that lovely viewpoint. Just cause someone can get something doesn't mean it's not a problem. It's fairly easy to earn tons of motes without even no lifeing. Cores even to most no lifers at this point are still a problem to the wider picture. Like I've said before and say again remove their rarity entirely or remove them from infusion cost because they just don't belong there. Plenty of us have stockpiles yet plenty of us with stockpiles still believe they don't belong in infusion.
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It isn't a problem if the problem is their supposed scarcity I'm down with making them more plentiful though. As Bungo seems stubborn on keeping them
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Which would be option 2. If they refuse to use them better reduce them to rare and make them drop in insane amounts like Motes. As leveling should be no where near the problem it has become.
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Изменено (TJ_Dot): 6/22/2019 11:47:10 PMMotes were granted upon level ups like crazy (naturally), only cost one to infuse pretty much and were spent almost nowhere else besides xp and Speaker. It had its purpose, and it did it right. Cores aren't.
