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8/31/2025 12:03:46 PM
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It's wild how much of the base game is just plain...broken. Try running the sacrificial altars on the Moon, and some of the bubbled Wizard mobs are unreachable with a sword, so you'll time out on the event and fail solely because nobody can reach a wizard in a sphere.
I was going to get my weekly gold golf ball from an Excision replay, but....all that happened was I ended up porting in to hear "I-I don't understand" and suddenly I had the golf ball without having to fight anything - I assume everyone in the previous match had been DC'ed and us lucky few ported it to take their place right at the end. Which is more than fine...the entire event is broken, laggy, and sometimes the mobs don't spawn so it's impossible to complete.
Standing around emoting in Dares because nothing is happening - either we killed everything too quickly or half the team was DC'ed.
I've said all I intend on saying about Portal, I'm done with it for now, it's too boring.
But the alternatives? Where, when it's all broken beyond apparent repair?
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There are So. Many. Things. that should just be an easy fix. They will fall all over themselves trying to "balance PvP" (newsflash, lads - there's no such thing as PvP balancing, because the true problem is nobody likes losing. Blizzard has been trying to balance PvP in WoW since WoW's inception, balance doesn't exist). But a lot of things ingame have clearly been broken for a long time and there isn't even a skeleton crew in place to fix any of it, which I admit I was surprised about when I started playing this game. Even basic mobile games will fix a glitch in a couple weeks.
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I think it's even worse than that. When you see so called "favourable" glitches/bugs squashed in hours and small easily fixable issues like this ignored for years, you have to ask where Bungo's priorities lie. People HAVE been asking that for a long time now and the numbers show it. They aren't looking good.
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Which is rather the point: I suppose if I cheesed it a lot and jumped a bunch, I might be able to get it done. But I shouldn't have to, and after spending a couple runs trying to get it done, and eventually doing one, I just gave it up as nonsense. There's always going to be a workaround, but when all I'm getting is tier 1 stuff 100 levels below what I need, there's no point in doing it at all, really.
