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5/4/2019 11:51:06 AM
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That’s true to a point, but once you’re at level for an activity, any power increase above that does make you stronger relative to the enemies. There’s always going to be max level activities but that’s endgame content, so yeah. I see a lot of Borderlands comparisons now that Gearbox decided to exist again, which is funny to me because leveling up in UVH is an actual grind. By comparison, leveling up in D2 is baby mode.
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You can be killed by anything in patrol zones whether you are level 700 or 500. Same goes for regular strikes, heroic strikes and Nightfall. You see the pattern here? Who cares how quickly you get to the new power level. It allows you access the newest content. Only time power level matters is if you are under powered.
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I’m not sure what your point is. Those activities aren’t endgame content, and someone with no cores for infusion isn’t going to have a problem there unless they’re just bad at the game.
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I go back to my original point, the grind in Destiny is boring. It's boring to the point that it's driving people away.
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I mean it has to be one or the other. People complain about cores adding to the grind, but remove them and the grind becomes easier, leveling becomes easier, you hit max power level sooner, and then you’re like “well now I’m bored.” I should probably also clarify that I’m not saying that the current D2 economy is the best or should never be changed. (I really miss destination vendors being useful.) I just fear what would happen if cores were removed from infusion, with no other balancing changes made. I do agree with the philosophy of making infusion a “meaningful choice”, and I’d like to preserve that. (People may disagree, and that’s fine.) And I also think that using cores for both infusion and masterworking is not the best way to implement that idea. Maybe increase legendary shard cost per infusion, I don’t know. But even then, I’m currently sitting on 400+ shards and that’s low for me. Anyway, I do think that the overall economy needs to be revisited, but it should be done thoughtfully.
