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Edited by Lost Sols:
5/28/2019 8:34:37 PM
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Dear all the people making sh*t comments to people who want a more friendly solo experience...
It wouldn't affect your experience one iota, so be maybe stop, put on a thinking cap and contemplate what you're about to say before you post something ignorant.
Facts: making the game better for solo play doesn't mean getting rid of team activities or even dumbing them down.
What it does mean is
-better Matchmaking in PvP environments that are currently extremely unbalanced towards fireteams.
-more and/or better matchmaking options for PvE content like Nightfalls, raids and dungeons.
-more endgame content like Shattered Throne that can be done solo or in a fireteam and both are a true endgame challenge.
If you want to keep having a game to play into the future, you might not want to tell people who experience the game differently than you to "find another game". You also might want to try a little empathy and understanding instead of faux internet basement-rage.
Thanks.
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4 RepliesAfter pursuing and acquiring the reckoner title. There is absolutely no way I support match making for end game type activities what so ever. Reckoning Is a clear example of why you can never incorporate solo match match making in a game that is so heavily influenced by mechanics and communication. Gambit prime is another example of why it's a problem. People with full sets on that either don't get recognized by other players or their role gets completely ignored. Then you have the same problem with player whom wear the full sets and play a completely different role. Crucible is just always going to be like that for any player, no one likes losing plain and simple, so the criticism is always going to be there. But quests I can say I thinks it's fair if they stick to a more linear path for someone to acquire themselves. Especially if it's fun and challenging also. Anyway just team up make friends and have fun, this is half the beauty of destiny 2, somehow we forgot all this after d1 (what a great helpful community we had back then)
