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Edited by BIT5 AND PIECE5:
11/4/2015 3:40:56 PM
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Just found this is in #feedback. It needs a read.
[quote]You are crack on. The individual gun nerfs were PvP related, but the wholesale rendering of all year one weapons and gear to worthless? No one wanted that, there was no hew and cry. That was Bungie course correcting and a complete reversal of DeeJ's own words. Not that we are not used to that...
Seriously, point to any post that complained about field scout, firefly, or the variety of gun perks we had. Final round? Sure. Shot package and range finder? Sure.
Where did anyone post, "I sure wish Nightfall rewards would be removed, the XP bonus and great weapon drops!"?
Where did anyone post, "You know, people do these old raids too much. If only there was some way to make the year one content completely irrelevant..."?
Where did anyone post, "I'm tired of playing the old stuff. I wish they would paywall or close off entirely large pieces of the game..."?
Place the blame where it belongs - squarely in the lap of a group of "developers" who are quickly gaining a reputation for unerringly making decisions which make their "MMO" more confined, restricted, and less fun with each "addition".[/quote]
I agree- this man has literally summed up the devs and this game as a whole.
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3 RepliesEdited by StiviX: 11/6/2015 1:14:43 AMOh look. More unnecessary bitching. Here's a crazy thought: Devs rework what they as the designers realize have faults. Here's another crazy thought: the design of year one perks were flawed and didn't meet their design intentions. Here's even more crazy thoughts: the above statements are true. Perks were designed to provide a benefit with a cost or at most a single decent benefit. Field scout had no cost and also had [i]two[/i] upsides. As great as that is for players, in the grand scheme of things it didn't fit. Old content always gets left behind. When Bungie gets the man power maybe they'll spend the time rejuvenating old raids. I wouldn't be surprised if they did. They'd want new players to eventually experience the staples of year one. However, Destiny had an extremely rocky start with year one and it's just found its footing in year two. Releasing new content will obviously always have priority over updating the old.
