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11/8/2015 7:14:02 PM
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I see a lot of people saying [b]"well if people had every exotic then they would complain that there is nothing to do!"[/b]. Well, right now I don't have them all and I'm complaining that there is nothing to do. Went flawless, did the normal and hard raid, and I have 313 light, nothing much to do anymore.
The only things I can do are probably time gated quests, so currently there is nothing to do. So why is it that after a month or two the only thing for most people to do is time gated quests?
This is a $40 dlc we are talking about here, not some little $20 dlc, so why is there already nothing to do?
Remember stuff like shivering isles for oblivion and dragonborn for skyrim? Those were both $20 dlc and had just as much content (if not more) then destiny's $40 dlc.
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I think hearthstone had more to do then this dlc...
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Plenty to do if you work on your titan and hunter......but yeah I wish they would release a new quest line weekly.
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Is there? Too bad the only things I can do on my Titan and hunter is do the same exact quests that I did on my warlock.
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You have to think about people who do not have time to play the game everyday, a lot of them have not finished quest lines, gotten all the exotics, or even completed a raid. If you spend most of your time playing Destiny and run out of things to do, just play something else. This is the only game I play so I feel your pain. But for the average gamer they still have plenty to do. I am working on getting my ToM for my other characters just to have something to do. I am sure we will have more stuff to do in the near future.
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I have 3000 hours on skyrim and only 1000 on destiny. I can still jump into skyrim and enjoy playing and find stuff I didn't know about, can't do that with destiny.
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No, I shouldn't have to have 3 characters to keep the game going. New dlc didn't even last 2 months
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Nothing left to do huh? What about those other 2 characters u got there seems like plenty left to do there. Plus do u have all the strike specific gear and weapons? I doubt it and I know ull just say I don't want that crap and that's a lie bc everyone wants that shit.
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Edited by Smough: 11/9/2015 3:01:17 PMTell me. Why should i have to do the same exact thing on all my characters just to make the dlc last longer? Besides my Titan and hunter can both get around 305 light. And for the strike specific loot, I really don't want to farm the same strike over and over just for something that may or may not be good.
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Enough time has gone by that everyone knows the omnigul pulse rifle is beast the flyer cloaks and taniks cloak are sweet and u have a lvl 35 character soo the 305 isn't possible. Also using different characters requires u to play things a lil different soo it's not exactly the same thing over and over
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The only difference between classes is the super that changes gameplay slightly every 5 minutes, more or less. But changing creating new characters shouldn't be something you have to do to extend playtime. And this is my sixth Titan, I have enough armor and weapons to get him 305+, same with my hunter. I didn't even complete any of the quests because I already did them on my warlock and they are really boring.
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Strike specific gear is not even that good. It drops at a low light level. I did grind for that taniks cloak. Love that thing.
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Those two DLCs had more content in themselves then Destiny and all it's DLC combined. But you're comparing two drastically different companies. Look at how much content you get from a 60 dollar game like Guild Wars 2. Each company has a different level of buisness morals.
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That's why I like Bethesda, none of their dlcs were terrible. Except horse armor, but let's not talk about that...
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Oh God, that dreaded horse armor, lol.
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They both had way more content than destiny dlc
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Probably more content then destiny itself.
