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Edited by King:
6/10/2016 11:13:59 AM
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New DLC disappointments. Ghorn no thanks.
Bungie, you've gotten some things right and some things wrong about this upcoming DLC.
The only thing I'm looking forward about this new DLC that comes out Sept. 20 is that there will be new content.
I don't care about new looks/shader/light.
The biggest thing that disappoints me is that everyone has a shot at the infamous Gally. And the best part about the gally you're taking away from it. And that is how they could tell all their RLF and online friends how they got it. How there were only 9 or so chances a week possible to get one. After I caught wind of all the methods, I would make my attempts every week to maximize my chances. And when it happened, it was the most exciting thing ever. And then you were considered a highly valued member in the destiny community. And you can help your friends get theirs. I know you've already made the choice that everyone can get it. And it's probably for the 'betterment' of destiny. But I enjoyed how it was done in year 1, when you really had to work for it.
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5 RepliesSo having a large portion of the community excluded from endgame groups was the best thing about the weapon? I got my Gjallarhorn in week 4 from a legendary engram dropped by a level 3 Dreg on patrol in the Cosmodrome. I was excited about it but did I deserve to have an easier time getting into raid groups than people who didn't have it because I got lucky? When a weapon is so powerful (yes, I know it was nerfed) that people are being excluded for not having it (this is a whole different issue that really shouldn't exist in the first place), this weapon should have a guaranteed way of getting it. I do hope the questline to get it is difficult, though. That way you at least have to work for it.
