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3/14/2019 2:51:54 PM
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Enhancement cores aren’t the issue, management of them are
I recently commented to a post about how there is an issue with the core economy inside the game, stating I had over 1,000+ cores. I instantly was bashed stating not only that I am lying, but that is also isn’t possible bc my current equipped weapons and armor are not masterworked. I responded stating that during the power level grind to 700, that there is no reason to infuse armor. I also stated that there is no reason to MW your armor / weapons (unless you like the roll) because you’ll lose it upon the next piece of higher gear.
This is a true statement. The enhancement core economy isn’t an issue; it’s the poor management of them.
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1 ReplyCompletely agree with you. I have been infusing along in this grind and have more cores than I started with. Gotta love these other guys. Probably the type that blow their money as soon as they get their paycheck and wonder why they have no money.
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6 RepliesYou literally just proved their point. You have to put all your best/favorite gear on the shelf until you hit max power. That's the complaint.
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6 Replies"it’s the poor management of them." You mean, Bungies poor managment? Because, its not our fault we have a messed up economy...
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21 RepliesYou whine about being attacked, then in the same breath attack every other player for "poor management"? Ffs. "Hur-du-hur i have 1000+ cores guys, its easy". Congrats, players like you [b][u]are[/u][/b] the problem. Players speak with their time, and you used your time to prove to bungie that players will mash a button for hours to farm resources in an mmo-fps. And as long players like you defend it, we will not get changes that will keep people in D2.
