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5/14/2019 12:30:57 PM
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[quote]Don't care to much about the min max and builds because there's not much of a reason to build them cause you're just playing the same missions anyway.[/quote]
The content plays differently depending on your build and your play style.
It may be the same mission....but its not the same EXPERIENCE if you're playing it as a marksman or LMG/support player hanging in the back supporting the push of the DPS players.
Versus being in the thick of the fight as a tank with a riot shield controlling agro for the most dangerous NPCs on screen, and taking pressure off the DPS and support players.
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If you enjoy that than I'm happy for you. I enjoyed the exploration of the world, weapons, perks and types of enemies. Finding out what works. Getting the huntermasks. Things like that. Playing the same shit over and over again to get diferent builds to do the same thing just doesn't interest me. And of course I've tried some diferent builds and weapons but the missions are still the same to me. The 'challenge' just isn't there fore me. Lets compare it to destiny. It's like playing the same strikes over and over again. Try diferent karakters supers and weapons. Sure. But it's stil the same strikes over and over again. I'll go play it every once in a while and when there's something new to do like the raid I'll pick it up again. But claiming the endgame of division is really deep... na.. not really. Not to me at least.
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[quote]Playing the same shit over and over again to get diferent builds to do the same thing just doesn't interest me. [/quote] Which is---ultimately----the end game of every loot-based game that has ever been made. Taste in games is personal...and if you don't like that kind of game play...there is nothnig wrong with that. As long as you aren't playing a game that is designed around that kind of game play, and expecting it to be something else. The end-game of The Division 2 is quite deep. Its just a depth that doesn't appeal to you (personally) as a gamer.
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Edited by damnter: 5/14/2019 2:28:33 PMLet's agree to disagree about the depth. I'm looking for prgression. Iff there's no incentive to progress ore even real progression it gets boring to me
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No game can vertically progress you forever. ...and if you find the sort of horizontal progression that we're talking about unappealing then THIS kind of game just isn't your cup of tea. Not every kind of game is for every gamer....nor should they be.
