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10/22/2015 3:04:49 PM
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You don't have to play the game. It's always been a game that requires grinding in some form, always will.
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Right. So why increase it?
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It's less than it ever has been....
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Lol. So wrong.....
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How so? Or you the kind of person whose only argument is, you are wrong?
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How about you explain to me how it isn't. ? Because if you played before ttk. You would know. Grind have gone back to Vanilla days.
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Back to vanilla days? Do you have to go and run a chest loop every time you need to upgrade gear and guns? Is upgrading the best gear restricted to how many shards you can get from the raid each week? The grind used to be so bad, people would delete entire characters and relevel them just for an extra chance to run the raid. They felt the need to have 3 of the same character so they could get gear faster.. Now a days 70% of the bounties dont require waking the hive to finish in a reasonable amount of time. And in vanilla you had to grind out each unique character to get the armor materials to upgrade their gear. There was no universal armor gear. So yeah it's not even close, and now the grind is more specialized, there is more focus to it. I grind omnigul or other strikes for specific loot that I want. The hardest grind is for the exotic swords which are pretty much the best weapons in the game so it's worth it too. Yeah, it's not even close to the same.
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Edited by Masiso: 10/22/2015 3:46:45 PMThat some good points, I'll give you that. Yet update like the last one, are meant to increase the grind like it or not. Yes there is way around it, which includes spending motes to level the gear prior to dismantling it. Which increase the amount of w.p. it drops. Yet it's another source that it's soon to be rare. Your right tho it has gotten better, to good probably, And I don't think bungie like that.
