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12/4/2015 5:06:33 PM
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That familiarity is what I think some players want to have. Just look at Han Solo in the new Star Wars previews, he's got his old trusty DL-44 blaster at his side. Looking at the vanguards, they have a look about them that shows they've been through a lot. They have history. On the flip side, we will never be able to show more than a current DLC worth of effort with our gear.
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That last sentence nailed it. I (sadly) couldn't agree more.
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Sad indeed.
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Some people love the items they started with and with game that says "become legend" how can you take our items and tell us we can't use them in endgame content. Our gear is what makes our characters and most people love to customize so why take that away? If bungie did their jobs we could have both old and new gear incorporated into this game.
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I know there are a lot of COD and MMO people who couldn't care less about holding onto old gear: but why not let those of us who bought into the story of becoming a guardian keep our stuff relevant?
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Exactly. Why can't we have both? I put this on bungie and their lack of intitative to give those players gear they are excited about. If they can develope new and exciting gear theirs no reason we couldn't have both old and new content combined.
