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1/9/2019 12:22:18 AM
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It is not just the casuals I am in the top 3 percent of players for time played and I find this to be bs. I don't want to have to use 3rd party resources to research clues and ciphers and then have to spend hours testing out codes by shooting symbols on walls that are hard to find and memorize location. Only to get it wrong on later levels and have to start over from the beginning replaying and entering parts already solved. It is not only boring but becomes tedious and tiresome. There is a difference between engaging and challenging grind and repetitive nonsense so far black armory has been the boringest content drop of d2. I never thought I would ever say that curse of osiris was more enjoyable. All be it the new raid is great.
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Its not just the casuals that are salty unless your definition of casual is anyone but streamers/youtubers
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The hardcore shills are out in full force
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Ok Hardcore
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So if you don’t cry about difficult content you are a hardcore player?
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No, but if you complain that doesn't make you a casual either. I dont know how hard this new forge unlock is, but it definitely seems like Bungie catered this to the streamers and not the casual / non casual non streaming players.
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Yep. In 2019 people can barely hold their controllers without it slipping out of their hands let alone use their brain for 10 mins.
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10 mins is going beyond 12 hours now
