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12/22/2024 11:09:38 PM
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For the Devs - 3 reasons why I stopped playing destiny
1. You increased the light level grind again for no apparent reason. You’ve incorporated numerous features into the game where the light level feels almost pointless at this stage.
2. You stopped making red border weapons. For someone with bad RNG or limited time to grind for the perfect god roll, red border weapons were the perfect solution, and yet you decided to remove them.
3. You’ve increased the grind in this game to the point where it feels more like a full-time job than something I do to relax after work.
Destiny was, and probably always will be, one of my favorite games. However, games should be fun, and the direction the developers have taken Destiny has made it no longer enjoyable for me. Because of this, I will no longer be investing any of my money into the game. Even if a killer update is released, I will wait at least six months to see if you can sustain the momentum before spending any more money on Destiny.
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They wouldn’t have as much blowback from dropping crafting if the game actually dropped weapons from you know playing the game and those weapons didn’t have 87 perks with half of them being useless. You know as a starting point before you end crafting. But hey what do I know I ain’t an overpaid developer.
