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Edited by PapaGadu2ch:
10/20/2018 2:52:18 PM
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How to D2 when you have a life?
Seriously curious about this because I work and would, at times, like to enjoy other free-time activities. So how does one get to end-game content like this "Well" (Whatever the F that is), or for GD sake, the 540 NF! With limited time scrounging for 'powerful' engrams, I'm leveling only 2-3 levels per week?!
I mean, I want to play it NOW, but cannot even fathom the concept of getting there, when I've put probably 40 hrs+ into it since Foresaken release! -blam!-. I'm now only 525! Can't run any end-game as clan members are all at 580s, far too high for me to join. They've helped me get some good exotics, but I'm just using them at that point. I can't see where it went off-rails. Just need tips on best managing game-time with these shitty, what bungie calls a "reward" system. (Oh, and F the new infusion requirements!)
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1 ReplyEdited by Raevenent: 10/20/2018 11:32:25 AMIt's all about managing your team is really what it comes down too. Got 2-3 hours to grind the day before doing other stuff? If you're efficient, that's plentiful. Granted sure you'll get up there slower compared to someone playing say 5-8 hours a day, that's just how it normally is when it comes to any game, not just destiny.
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I know how that feels. Even though I ain't employed or anything, I still struggle to reach higher Power levels. I'd just recommend playing a few Heroic Public Events a day, you're bound to get some Prime Engrams.
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1 ReplyI can help with nightfalls and other activities to boost your light. If you're on Xbox at least.
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For me it's less about having a life and more about playing other games. Usually it wouldn't be a big deal but my supers can't even kill opposing players in IB.
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Play a better game that's my advice. There are plenty to choose from and games that don't purposely slow progression to a near halt to keep you on a hamster wheel
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1 ReplyGreat question! In my case, I feel like i'm just not knowledgeable of the game enough to level into the high 500's. I'm dwindling down at 512 or something. And have no idea how to increase my numbers, and I DO play a lot! If you find out, please give a shout!
