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4/8/2016 9:56:37 PM
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The game would be better without PvP...but these days, everyone's gotta build their games around the CoD standards.
Destiny was advertised as mainly, a PvE game....so what the hells going on bungie? Ditch PvP..
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Considering how dead the PvE is, that would be a horrible call. What would you expect us do? Run the same old strikes again for literally no benefit? Do KF? (like most of us need to do that at this point).
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PvE is dead, because bungie pours all their time into PvP. See how that makes sense? Yeaaaaahhh..
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It takes far less resources to alter PvP than it does PvE. If PvP was dropped and the resources were allocated to PvE, you would probably receive the equivalent of a few more strikes. The downside is that you would see a steep drop in population. PvP is what keeps the game afloat during the "down" phases of Destiny, so dropping it entirely would not be beneficial. I do agree that weapon nerfs should be separated thought between the two.
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Edited by RagingPheonix00: 4/9/2016 1:34:10 AMwell there was a steep drop in players due to the lack of PVE for which they purchased this game for. PVP was to just test your metal against other guardians, not be the center of the game. if they did not leave PVE behind like they did with TTK but in turn keep all PVP current with the game it might have the same playerbase it did a year ago.
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I agree with frenchy me.....its was supossedto be pve......but the pvp whiners complain....and now they just catter to them and totaly forget about us and pve
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I'm not disagreeing that the weapon balances should be separated, but it is much easier and less resource-intensive to do changes across the board. I understand that the major allure of Destiny was based around raids/strikes, but PvP has always been a huge part of the game from the beginning. Bungie forged their reputation from creating, debatably, the greatest shooter of all time. To think that PvP wasn't a big cornerstone of Destiny since its inception is a little asinine (not directing that towards you).
