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9/10/2024 12:13:24 PM
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Is this a “celebration”, or a giant middle finger?
[quote]We are 100% committed to Destiny as a franchise, to improve, innovate, and keep it relevant and fun.
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Then [b][u]IMMEDIATELY[/u][/b] have us battling RNG for literal hours to collect a handful of worthless engrams.
For a seal, a legendary armor set and an emblem.
Christ, this is as bleak as that Willy Wonka experience in Scotland.
Where’s the depressed Oompa Loompa chick?
Improvement? Nope
Innovation? Nope
Fun? Nope
Relevant? To what? To Destiny? Sure…I guess this so called celebration is typical of Destiny. Minimum effort, minimum satisfaction. Right? Congrats. At least you got 1 out of 4.
There are so many little things you could have done for this. And it wouldn’t have cost you that much work.
A 10th anniversary shader or glow
A 10th anniversary mod, like Sweaty Confetti
Have the OG D1 theme blaring in the tower
A couple of balloons in the tower with a 10 on them.
A little resource gift pack.
F*ck, spruce it up a little, will ya?
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1 ReplyYeah its def a middle finger. Most boring event ever and didn't even think that was possible after solstice. Lines up perfect with the low effort final act weekly story that had us do the exotic for the missuon for a third, and potentially 4th time if you care about the epilogue. I've been floating around the top 100 for active triumph score but my god are they making it really hard to keep playing the game. It feels like they design the game to pad out the most amount of playtime instead of actually focusing on being fun. Like who tf thought it was fun to go back and do the same mission this many times? I'm sorry but encore is not that great, the only positive thing I can say about the mission is the first boss fights music goes hard, but even then its just a variant of the darkness theme.
