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8/19/2015 8:33:30 PM
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Well in normal crucible theyll all be great.. and old content.. whsts wrong with using new gear? I use to play WoW i have weapons that were amazing and never wanted to get rid of or gear that looked great but... new expansion and bam no more legendary i had to use uncommons and rares but found new legendarys and epics that were great
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sorry but as soon as you reference WoW i stopped reading, you wont understand what I mean, tell me which gun in WoW had a history behind it, none right, well here they do, they mean something, clearly some of you don't seem to understand that, and neither does Bungie it seems.
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Edited by Sabercy: 8/19/2015 8:42:32 PMSeriously, you have to be kidding right. WoW is a story driven and lore filled game. Weapons in thst gsme have 200x more lore than destiny. Windfury in vanilla. Getting your teir 1/2 sets were almost impossible for the none hardcore and you think they were happy to get rid of it no but its all about games evolution. Illidans blades from black temple.. you sir have no idea about what it is you are talking about. Also please tell me the history behind the guns.. and how the grimore cards mean so much? Raid weapons in wow were much harder and sought after than fate bringer or tlw.. theres ni xur in WoW
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Weapons in WoW do not affect your entire playstyle like weapons in destiny do. If you can't see the huge difference in the two, you are either stubborn, or stupid
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... this is not what im stating. Im stating that you grow attachments to weapons. I understand how weapons in destiny differ i was in the top 500 for trials i understand this game. But i feel as though from gaming for the last i dno 18 years you evolve when games evovle shit. I love some of the weapons but ill enjoy new weapons.
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See, people keep using the argument "but new weapons, I don't wanna use the old ones the whole time". Ok, cool, use the new weapons, I'm sure I will too. But why make our old ones nearly useless? And I don't even care about legendarys, but everyone and there mother was under the impression that our exotics will stay with us for the entirety of the franchise, and for good reason. 1. They led us to believe this was the case and 2. Because why the hell not? I should be able to amass a plethora of weapons that stay relevant. By the end of year 10, why can't I have 120 exotic weapons to show off? "Oh because new weapons, derp de derp." No, you are really not getting it. I love new weapons, but I should be able to use any exotic, whenever, and it still be useful.
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Im not saying exotics shouldn't get tsken forward each year, I believe they should like you are saying. I also feel as though they aren't going to drop them we eill be able to get them to use in new content ect and if not all year one content is still viable and none level advantage pvp. But they wont just remove all of year 1 from rng so lets say you start playing in year 2, you want that sweet weapon thorn that someone killed you with.. the fact that new players will want old exotics is the exact reason they will allow them to progess to full. Otherwise its unfair to new players in pvp and pve. I hope i am explaining this right.
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Surely, and there are still questions about old exotic bounties. Can we even get a thorn? Do the old exotic bounties work the same as before? Also, attack values don't matter in crucible, new players will still get destroyed by thorns and juju and all that. And if they do like before, the old exotics will still drop in the old content. For example, only vanilla weapons drop in VoG (you can't get a dragons breath or no land beyond in that raid). so that should be untouched, but the old exotic bounties, I dunno. Guess we will have to wait and see
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I agree with what you are saying dude and i hope they tell more. They completely ignored all the community questions it was pathetic.
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Yep, typically
