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Edited by ForthEorlingas!:
1/31/2023 12:40:22 AM
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If devs say they play pvp I call shenanigans
The spawn locations in Dead Cliffs (A spawn) and Altar of Flame (C spawn) are the worst.
I left Destiny 2 for 8 months and while it was nice coming back to content I hadn't played before and actual stuff to do, it's so disappointing that issues like ones described above are an actual thing, that pvp is still as much of a train wreck as before. I laugh whenever someone tells me devs play that part of the game, that or they want to see the world burn and actually enjoy being spawn trapped and then steam rolled.
Only as strong as your weakest link.
P.s., I realize spawn locations are less priority than other things on Bungies to-do list but it goes back to why I left initially which are the other issues with the game mode that add up and the neglect of weekly playlist activities for the last couple of years.
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They probably only play as much as they do for testing certain things, but not in the same way you and I do in a public environment where the bulk of issues can be encountered by just playing regularly. In the case of old maps and bad spawns, they probably don’t mess with those after initial release either due to time crunch or being told to focus elsewhere on the game, given a big if they are aware of spawn issues. It’s hard to tell one way or another. Either they are aware of the problem that could use a qol fix and don’t feel the urgency to change it or they aren’t aware or management is driving them to focus on more immediate concerns, which given nowadays there seems to be a more prevalent issue among game studios that bad management ruins development and forces rushed work for the sake of profit.
