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Edited by Poeghostz:
10/22/2015 1:34:30 PM
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"...Some players use a LOT of Parts, whereas others use almost none..."
This is not a good enough reason to reduce the number of parts we get. It's like reducing worldwide food production because a few have too much food, while some are starving. Stupid.
[quote]further adjustments [i]may[/i] be in order?[/quote]
This is not a matter of [i]if[/i] adjustments are in order, it is a matter of [b]adjustments are needed[/b]. No one thought they had too many parts and wanted to have less.
Bump until Bungie clearly get the message.
Edit: We're trending, gw people. Keep up the bumping. Make your own post on the issue. Whatever we have to do to make sure that every time a Bungie employee checks the forums, the first thing they lay their eyes on is a "weapons parts issue" post.
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7 RepliesIt is simple: 1) The new meta encourages the use of multiple weapons and not just Fatebringer, Black Hammer and Gjallahorn; 2) You need weapon parts multiple times to infuse those weapons from the 280 or lower light they arrive at to 290+ to make them usable in the Nightfall, raid and Iron Banner; and 3) Because of this, nearly everyone is short on parts. The players who "use almost none" are probably running around with only 3-4 weapons that they use, which the new meta was designed to get away from. If Bungie wants us to use more than a handful of weapons, we need more parts.
