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Edited by Zuper Greek:
2/21/2021 3:00:04 AM
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Drop rate of new playlist exclusive weapons is honestly too low.
I've been playing every playlist grinding rolls for the playlist exclusive weapons but honestly, it feels really bad to have played, for example, 5-6 hours of PvP in a row and to not have ANY new weapons drop. Literally 0 weapons let alone the new ones have dropped. Same with playing hours of Gambit or Strikes with literally 0 drops. It really is time to up the drop rate on these guns. If they have random rolls, then they need to drop more often to be able to farm for rolls that we'd like to use.
Edit: Since there are a lot of people that assume I meant Nightfall weapons, that is a source that I believe could be bumped a bit as well but my main post was about the 6 new weapons found in the core playlists like Gambit, PvP and Strikes (2 new weapons per playlist for a total of 6).
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Edited by WulfPak666: 2/21/2021 2:01:47 PMOut of the all the Gambit games I've played, I had 1 Bottom Dollar and 2 of the fusion rifle (whatever it's called) In pvp I've gotten the side arm about 3 times and the sniper twice. I played at least 50 or so strikes and I've never gotten the Rocket Launcher. I got the pulse rifle once. Grinded the NF last week and I got Shadow Price twice (mostly played on Heroic difficulty) Only played the Nightfall a handful of times this week and got Pally twice. I wasn't expecting to get Shadow Price or Pally as much but I got those more often than I got the Playlist specific gear in a shorter amount of time. Pvp (maybe NF too) seemed to be more rewarding to me in terms of Gun drops per time played. Considering how low the drop rate is on top of how many perks these guns can roll with (24 total in the last 2 slots alone not counting barrel/mag) they definitely should be dropping more frequently. That doesn't even take Sunsetting into account.
