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4/1/2020 12:52:03 AM
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Worldline Nerf?
So I wanted to wait a bit for the worldline nerf to settle in before I made this post. I am not attacking anyone or anything when I say this, I do not want to be rude, I just want to ask Bungie what the logic was behind nerfing the infamous speedrunning tool Worldline Zero. From my perspective, it seems a little unwarranted because it never negatively impacted any people who play the game. For example, the people who don't care about speedrunning or stats or rankings on raid report will continue to not care about the nerf. The people who do care and legitimately use it for speedrunning are all very annoyed. Me personally, I am a moderate speedrunner, I am not incredibly good at it, but I am proud of the times I have. I just had tons of fun running around open world and in strikes just moving super quickly. Again, Bungie, I would just like to hear the rationale behind these changes made when season of the worthy dropped. Thank you.
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2 RepliesTo be honest I used to speedrun regularly. Our times were good. We have a sub 30 kings fall heroic and a sub 23 prestige Levi on console. We always prided ourselves in speedrunning legit. No skipping encounters and no glitching out of the map, going to orbit, etc... After WotM speedrunning became a function of how well you can glitch out of the map, and how well you can use exploits. We lost interest. It was not fun any more. Speedrunning of GoS is really not impressive to me. All warlocks all with WLZ. Whole sections of the raid skipped by someone glitching off the map and pulling people forward. How fast can we do it without exploits? Maybe now we will finally know.
