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Edited by NVMYGT:
10/16/2019 1:26:31 AM
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Bungie, about rank #92... we need to talk
So I've been killing alot of Vex lately... so Vex components are pretty easy to come by just so you know.
Getting to rank 92 should feel more rewarding than to get a consumable that I cant even collect because I already have too many.
Each character has 100 in the postmaster, have 100 in my inventory... who thought that 25 more from rank 92 was a good idea. Swing and a miss.
Here's a better idea, by rank 92, how about an upgrade module, or a stack of 5 upgrade modules, an enhancement prism?
That sounds like a much more worthy reward for grinding to 92 before the second reset of the season.
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XP BOOST ADVICE: DO BOUNTIES!
Pick up and do as many bounties as you can. Dont waste your X2 well rested bonus
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7 RepliesEdited by M1DNIGHT GAM3R: 10/15/2019 2:45:05 PMLol, not sure if I'm the only one who noticed this. The dude has like 1500+ infusio... cough I mean enhancement cores in the thumbnail. Did this dude use the pinnacle weapon dismantle exploit before it was patched or something? Infusion cost is absolutely murdering me right now. I only have 4-6 modules on me at a time and feel piss poor broke most of the time. The gunsmith bounties in addition are not all that appealing either. With the amount of time I get to play D2 in a week. 2-3 times a week; 2-3h sessions. I find the GS bounties the lowest thing on my priority list out of the entire massive amount of content I need to cover before reset. I'm at the point where I literally have to ignore them and go for leveling with sucky weapons that drop. I am currently at 922 light. Does anyone know if this gets better as you go up in light? I feel like there should be more opportunities for upgrade modules like in contrast to how you get ECs.
