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Edited by TwoKicks:
6/10/2020 6:29:40 PM
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Sunsetting overshadows your live stream
I watched the live stream this morning and got extremely excited about all the new content coming this Fall. So after the long wait for the download to finish and the many warnings about my connection to the Destiny server I was finally able to log on.
The wait didn't end my hype, the new video and story missions were really cool. After I finished the and acquired my new grenade launcher and did one of the boring new public events from this season I was still excited.
Then I looked at my weapons and armor and saw Bungie is already implementing sunsetting. We aren't affected by it, but it's there and looking and ready to destroy our inventory and vaults as soon as the new expansion comes this Fall.
I immediately lost any motivation I had to play this season. Every strike, crucible match, Gambit match, seemed utterly pointless. What is my goal? To receive armor with a time limit? What if I get busy with work/school/life for a few months? It doesn't matter to Bungie if you enjoy playing the game as long as you are buying new content and that is clearly apparent.
Sunsetting weapons I get, Bungie is too lazy to find a viable solution for balancing so just hit the refresh button. Sunsetting armor after the grind you made to masterwork it? After you made it the only decent reward from the season passes? It saddens me to see people support a company which has fallen so far out of touch with its player base. Bungie has been my favorite developer since the first Halo but they just can't seem to get out of their own way since D2 launched. I was expecting good things after the Activision split but it's just more of the same.
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1 Reply[quote]I immediately lost any motivation I had to play this season. Every strike, crucible match, Gambit match, seemed utterly pointless. What is my goal? To receive armor with a time limit? What if I get busy with work/school/life for a few months? It doesn't matter to Bungie if you enjoy playing the game as long as you are buying new content and that is clearly apparent.[/quote] You have to realize something buddy, Bungie does not care about the Working Class Gamer when they design Destiny. They designed Destiny for the Freeloading No-Lives and Streamers in mind. Luke Smith is a Freeloading No-Life Scarab Lord from WoW so that shouldn’t come as a surprise to you that we will miss out on a lot of things and events due to us being busy with School/Work/Life etc. Luke Smith does not care if we miss out on shit due to life getting in the way. It’s one of the many reasons I quit Destiny and moved on to Division, Borderlands 3, and in the future I’ll be on Cyberpunk2077 and there is another Looter Shooter I’m thinking of coming out in December called “Oblivion” it’s a Third Person Shooter with like Biotic abilities. But it looks more fun then Destiny and I can’t wait for it. I like Games that don’t leave me behind when life gets busy, I like games I can put down for months on end and one day come back to it and doing all the activities, grind out the events, get all the missed loot etc. Destiny used to be that game until Scarab Lord Smith cape and turned Destiny into WoW and a game that gives you the finger going “oh, life got busy eh?! Well you’re shit out of luck cause we don’t give a F U C K. You Missed out, oh well” yeah, screw that. Games are suppose to be hobbies, not careers that you have to dedicate every waking moment of every waking hour or every waking Months of every waking year Etc. Ain’t gonna happen for me. Luke Smith clearly wasn’t raised with the principle of “We work before we play” I think Smith’s Mom let that fat ass sit in her basement no lifting WoW till he was an adult. It’s sad really.
