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Edited by Elitespear:
10/21/2015 4:04:53 PM
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That moment when bungie said nightfall rewards were being improved
And you get 10 three of coins
Edit: Apparently I should be grateful for receiving my three of coins because that's a really good reward according to the comments. Wow
I don't think many of you understand. The "well it's RNG, deal with it or stop playing" brigade. You people are utter morons, a significant part of weekly events have literally no point to them. The XP/Rep buff is gone and the drops are still shit. The nightfall is 90% a complete waste of time. Yet this is ok to you?
Edit: People still don't get it, you can just BUY three of coins. Why perform a weekly activity when it's going to give you easily obtained consumables? What is the point in making it a nightfall at all when you get better gear from just doing heroic strikes. Consumables shouldn't be in the loot table, neither should strange coins unless it's going to be a lot.
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By making the nightfall less risky they have decreased the overall rewards. Before TTK we did the NF hoping to get that one last exotic to add to our collection as well as to set up improved rep/xp rewards for the week. We felt like we had to do it, it was a check box on our weekly to do list. Now it is much more forgiving, we get no rep/xp buff, it is not a requirement now. We can do it at our leisure, or not do it at all. By introducing the 3 of coins exotic drops are much more common, we still have to rely a bit on RNG but nightfalls and raids are no longer our best shot at an exotic. Overall I feel the change to NFs for TTK is a bonus, I would like to see better rep gains across the board, but overall not having to rely on the NF or to have to do it first thing every week is nice. I am appreciative of the drop improvements they've implemented but I think people are too hung up on how things used to be.
