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9/29/2019 9:33:04 AM
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Grinding In Destiny 2 Has Lost It’s Meaning
So correct me if I’m wrong, but a lot of recent quests and gear have become massive unnecessary grinds. A lot of them are just kill 5,000 dudes, collect an infinite amount of rocks, find whatshisface the infinite, and do a slightly revised mission. Back in destiny 1, most quests had a bit of variety to them. They weren’t mind-numbingly boring. It would be nice to bring back the exotic quests where you had to go to new areas and complete [i]unique[/i] objectives.
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3 RepliesIt took 7 months for Bungie to create the quest for Outbreak Perfected. I really don't think they can keep the game jam packed with a lot of fresh content. If the story of D1s development is to be believed, all that stuff was already to go, then cut up to be sold in pieces later.
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4 RepliesMy biggest problem is the extreme nerfing lately. I grind out quests and pinnacle weapons so they'll be good and effective then they are nerfed. Then weapons tied to raid exotics if you aren't lucky enough to get them early then by the time your luck comes around they've already made them garbage. Doesn't leave any incentive come shadowkeep to play much more than the general offering.
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1 ReplyEdited by Pocket Fox: 9/30/2019 8:09:03 AMJumping puzzles, complicated path memorization, and timers. All at the same time. I will happily kill 5,000 dudes, collect rocks, and do revised missions instead of subjecting myself to that form of digitalized cancer.
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1 ReplyI raise you the exotic sword quests.
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3 RepliesIf you can't or wont grind 8 hours a day for days, weeks, or months on end for the gear you want then you don't deserve that gear. If the streamers and youtubers can do it, what's your excuse? ... Wait... that doesn't sound right... >. >
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2 RepliesHonestly, I used to absolutely adore spending hours in the Cosmodrome doing patrols, grinding for spinmetal and collecting a lot of Vanguard and New Monarchy XP. Now that there's no such thing as Faction XP, doing patrols is essentially pointless.
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A long time ago.
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But finding [b]Whatshisface The Infinite[/b] is the whole point of he grind Nah but fr i dont bother me as much since it keeps me occupied on things to do :)
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Unique objectives in d1 LMAO!!! I remember having to collect hundreds of materials for the exotic swords. Without the material trackers.
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[quote]So correct me if I’m wrong, but a lot of recent quests and gear have become massive unnecessary grinds. A lot of them are just kill 5,000 dudes, collect an infinite amount of rocks, find whatshisface the infinite, and do a slightly revised mission. Back in destiny 1, most quests had a bit of variety to them. They weren’t mind-numbingly boring. It would be nice to bring back the exotic quests where you had to go to new areas and complete [i]unique[/i] objectives.[/quote] Grind is meaningless, it's there to keep you playing. That's why is called grinding.
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4 RepliesEdited by cesar0s: 9/29/2019 10:47:37 PMLife has lost meaning...what is life...what is death...is the universe real?...am I real?... You big dumb dumb...those missions cost money and resources and take a long time to make. You cry about eververse, even though that vendor bank rolls that stuff...all of your parents should have spanked you more.
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[quote]So correct me if I’m wrong, but a lot of recent quests and gear have become massive unnecessary grinds. A lot of them are just kill 5,000 dudes, collect an infinite amount of rocks, find whatshisface the infinite, and do a slightly revised mission. Back in destiny 1, most quests had a bit of variety to them. They weren’t mind-numbingly boring. It would be nice to bring back the exotic quests where you had to go to new areas and complete [i]unique[/i] objectives.[/quote] Grinding lost its meaning d1yr1, when they started nerfing gear
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1 ReplyWell, it's called grinding because it's a grind. Otherwise it would be called questing or funning.
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[quote]So correct me if I’m wrong, but a lot of recent quests and gear have become massive unnecessary grinds. A lot of them are just kill 5,000 dudes, collect an infinite amount of rocks, find whatshisface the infinite, and do a slightly revised mission. Back in destiny 1, most quests had a bit of variety to them. They weren’t mind-numbingly boring. It would be nice to bring back the exotic quests where you had to go to new areas and complete [i]unique[/i] objectives.[/quote] It lost its meaning d1 mid yr1 bungle,, masters of whaaaaa Lol bungle
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1 ReplyWhich D1 quests were mindless?
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Yes they were.... Especially in [i][b]any RPG...[/b][/i] once you've done it before, you see patterns. Take the rose tinted glasses off and [i][b]really take a look.[/b][/i]
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Honestly I’m hunting down one more gambit weapon and I might be done with the grind, except it doesn’t drop from menagerie and drops as often as pre buff prime drops. Fml
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4 RepliesAgreed. Why I decided to go after Wendigo, I’ll never know. Should’ve learned my lesson after Loaded Question.
