wanderjahr
Banned
Invited j up.
Queued up too late. Thanks for the invite though. Good luck!
Invited j up.
I'm just always having a hard time to being able to get why people get just SO into games.
Like,I understand you all love the game but also hate it cause it does things you don't want and like the "endgame sucks" and stuff like that. And you all got these big ideas and advice and things Bungie should or should not do.
But at the end of the day it's just like,one game of thousands out there and you're not a dev,just a consumer. So all those ideas and discussions don't really lead anywhere cause you are not changing anything about the game.
Sure, we are in the unique position that we have Luke Smith posting here, so some of this might be seen and MAYBE taken into consideration but most of the things are laid out weeks if not months in advance.
I just go from game to game, whatever takes my fancy and if I don't like a game anymore or have seen it's content I move along and maybe come back later when new things are added. So I personally don't "get" endgame and all these huge posts and threads and all the time invested in them and arguments and such just kinda weird me out cause I just think "Ok,why not play something else and come back when you feel it's worth it again?"
Maybe I'm weird,no idea.
Yah, I did, read it very differently.
Gear checks will always be with us, and I really don't mind them.
I'm just always having a hard time to being able to get why people get just SO into games.
Like,I understand you all love the game but also hate it cause it does things you don't want and like the "endgame sucks" and stuff like that. And you all got these big ideas and advice and things Bungie should or should not do.
But at the end of the day it's just like,one game of thousands out there and you're not a dev,just a consumer. So all those ideas and discussions don't really lead anywhere cause you are not changing anything about the game.
Sure, we are in the unique position that we have Luke Smith posting here, so some of this might be seen and MAYBE taken into consideration but most of the things are laid out weeks if not months in advance.
I just go from game to game, whatever takes my fancy and if I don't like a game anymore or have seen it's content I move along and maybe come back later when new things are added. So I personally don't "get" endgame and all these huge posts and threads and all the time invested in them and arguments and such just kinda weird me out cause I just think "Ok,why not play something else and come back when you feel it's worth it again?"
Maybe I'm weird,no idea.
OK man. You're right, I'm wrong. Cheers.
Maybe I'm weird,no idea.
The lack of respect for other peoples opinions is also troubling. Oh well. See everyone in the next OT, I guess. Time for a break.
You and your refreshing sensibility! Now that's a train I can get on.
It's unfortunate the thread lately has been filled with negativity and people spouting opinions as facts. The lack of respect for other peoples opinions is also troubling. Oh well. See everyone in the next OT, I guess. Time for a break.
Not being sarcastic! Was agreeing.I don't know if you are being sarcastic
I don't want to offend anyone or anything, i just don't "get" it.
I wish everyone just the best with the game!
People who think everything with the game is bad are wrong.
People who think nothing is bad with the game are wrong.
The game has tons of good stuff and some bad stuff.
Yes I would say that it has way more good things in it than bad things and I also believe that the endgame of it is okish. i was never an MMO endgame man and never will be, so for me it's not a big deal cause I just move on till next content drop.
I'd be willing to give it a shot. 310 Titan
StrykerIsland
Can't go for hours and hours though, I'm on dad duty today.
Telling me it's "just my opinion" does not prove that i'm wrong.
If you think it is actually wrong, shatter my logic. Look at the reasons you disagree, and articulate them. Lay out every reason you think Destiny's End Game is superb right now, or otherwise not bothering you; back up those claims with points of reference. That's how a debate works.
If you aren't interested in that debate or don't think it is worth the effort, then that's great. But don't dismiss that with "that's your opinion".
No fucking shit it's my opinion.
It's all good, hope you guys kick his arse.Sorry man for the removal.
In VoG and CE I was chasing loot to make my whole Destiny experience better by using said loot in every area of the game. In KF I'm chasing numbers... why? Why am I chasing numbers? I'm certainly not chasing the raid's Scout Rifle or Rocket Launcher. I'm not chasing any of the weapons or armour because they do nothing for me in the entire game. Increasing my Light Level only benefits me when doing Oryx. Okay? Why am I doing Oryx in the first place? For the great loot? No? Then why should I care?
I'm just always having a hard time to being able to get why people get just SO into games.
Like,I understand you all love the game but also hate it cause it does things you don't want and like the "endgame sucks" and stuff like that. And you all got these big ideas and advice and things Bungie should or should not do.
But at the end of the day it's just like,one game of thousands out there and you're not a dev,just a consumer. So all those ideas and discussions don't really lead anywhere cause you are not changing anything about the game.
Sure, we are in the unique position that we have Luke Smith posting here, so some of this might be seen and MAYBE taken into consideration but most of the things are laid out weeks if not months in advance.
I just go from game to game, whatever takes my fancy and if I don't like a game anymore or have seen it's content I move along and maybe come back later when new things are added. So I personally don't "get" endgame and all these huge posts and threads and all the time invested in them and arguments and such just kinda weird me out cause I just think "Ok,why not play something else and come back when you feel it's worth it again?"
Maybe I'm weird,no idea.
An how do I prove your opinion wrong? You're entitled to your opinion, just stop claiming that's its gospel and everyone needs to agree. Get off that high horse.
That's it for me! Good night everyone!
You're not weird & there's nothing wrong with playing the way you do, but neither is there anything wrong with playing how we do. Which is spend time with the game, with friends, with GAFfers and enjoy the game and and enjoy discussing it's strengths and weaknesses.
Two things I want to say with regard to your bolded statement:
Swords in Vanilla were awesome, but one level, and the community loved them. So we got a whole expansion with swords, and then we got Exotic swords. We loved Exotic bounties, so we got more of them. The community hated being #Forever29, so Crota's loot changed. The community hated Re-xurbishing our already leveled exotics, so they changed that.
- It doesn't matter if we're developers or not, whether we work at Bungie or not, discussing the game's mechanics and design philosophies can be quite pleasant on its own. I really enjoy discussing raid encounters, both the glorious Templar Suite and the lackluster Crota fight. There's nothing wrong with that.
- Our discussions not leading anywhere is flat-out wrong. Bungie very clearly reads GAF and the Destiny subreddit with great devotion and takes us at our word. They may not implement our solutions, which is fine, but they listen when we say something is broken. I think we all agree that Taken King is much better than Vanilla, and while the community never touched a line of code, it was made possible because we, the community, helped Bungie figure out what Destiny was. What it's strengths and weaknesses are.
It is impossible to deny that the community has helped shaped Destiny in dramatic ways, both with things we loved and with things that were problems. (And that's awesome!)
Yes, the thread has been critical lately, but it's also been really interesting. So many people having thoughts about different parts of Destiny and their own unique experiences. I'm glad you and others post when some of us have criticisms. It's good to have lots of points of view.
I'm just always having a hard time to being able to get why people get just SO into games.
Like,I understand you all love the game but also hate it cause it does things you don't want and like the "endgame sucks" and stuff like that. And you all got these big ideas and advice and things Bungie should or should not do.
But at the end of the day it's just like,one game of thousands out there and you're not a dev,just a consumer. So all those ideas and discussions don't really lead anywhere cause you are not changing anything about the game.
Maybe I'm weird,no idea.
Well, Oryx down on my Warlock. Got the HM bond and HM Scout.
Now I just need to do the raid from Totems up to Daughters on my Warlock.
For those that didn't normal and just did hard, how were drops like?
I'm up for doing it any time today. Just want to get this done and over with. The hard part is over. It's now the easy part(s) I have to do.Think we'll have a group that needs a couple more.
Well, Oryx down on my Warlock. Got the HM bond and HM Scout.
Now I just need to do the raid from Totems up to Daughters on my Warlock.
Personally, it was alright. Didn't take down Oryx but got something from every boss. Wait no, got moldy shards or some other crap loot from Daughters. Only Golgoroth had double drop: NM gloves and HM chest (310 am cry). I'll probably continue not doing NM save for Oryx and gear up through HM.For those that didn't normal and just did hard, how were drops like?
For those that didn't normal and just did hard, how were drops like?
I'm up for doing it any time today. Just want to get this done and over with. The hard part is over. It's now the easy part(s) I have to do.
Last night our team of 305-310's got to Oryx with no issues.
As 310, Sniped an Ogre with Eirene RR4 and he didn't even flinch a little...Nope'd the heck out of their.
GG, Oryx.
Last night our team got to Oryx with no issues.
As 310, Sniped an Ogre with Eirene RR4 and he didn't even flinch a little...Nope'd the heck out of their.
GG, Oryx.
I'll be down to do it in 90 minutes to 2 hours. Gonna head off to eat breakfast. May do it earlier. I'll post when I'm ready.I'd be down for that.
Looking for two more for HM raid. Looking to at least get to Oryx, and we will see if RNGesus has blessed us with enough drops and light to cross the artificial difficulty barrier.
1. Teasing_Pink (psn same as gaf)
2. Taistelumurmeli
3. Saveweyard
4. Namikaze
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6.
The great thing about the endgame was that Bungie eventually us gave three good paths to the endgame; you could raid, you could do Iron Banner, or you could do Trials. What's eventually come to light as we've played TTK is that the raid is once again the only way to properly reach the endgame, and it's become more frustrating than before due to the RNG nature of the drops.
I can see the frustration. I share it. Personally, I don't have enough contiguous time to raid, so I use Iron Banner to play an hour or so at a time, and grind my way up there. I never played PvP, ever, before Destiny. It made me appreciate PvP in a way no game ever did before, despite the lag and other little annoyances.
And then they ruined it. At first I didn't think so; the new bounty system really did help to speed up progression. But the lack of drops, the Legendary marks to buy the stuff that wasn't dropping, and the fact that the gear was no better than legendary gear just stung. And then to add insult to injury, the drop system was bugged. "Sorry about that," Bungie says. Kind of a waste of time for me after that.
It's this entire one step forward, two steps back thing that frustrates, along with the feeling that Bungie forgets the lessons learned from year one. I'm sure Bungie will tweak thing back to an acceptable level, but for now, I agree that the endgame has been botched.
I'd like in.Looking for two more for HM raid. Looking to at least get to Oryx, and we will see if RNGesus has blessed us with enough drops and light to cross the artificial difficulty barrier.
1. Teasing_Pink (psn same as gaf)
2. Taistelumurmeli
3. Saveweyard
4. Namikaze
5.
6.
Looking for two more for HM raid. Looking to at least get to Oryx, and we will see if RNGesus has blessed us with enough drops and light to cross the artificial difficulty barrier.
1. Teasing_Pink (psn same as gaf)
2. Taistelumurmeli
3. Saveweyard
4. Namikaze
5.
6.
Hzoltan969
I'd like in.
PSN: coyquettish
Yikes I hope I never have the displeasure of raiding with some of you. I do understand your point when you're doing something like a hard mode raid where there's no revives, but in general I think that attitude sucks and it'd really sour me on ever raiding at all if I had teammates like that.You take it as if I just say "git gud" and sit there and wait for the person figure out what they're doing wrong. If you've raided with me, you'll know I fucking yell out everything any time someone is fucking up, myself included.
But when someone is fucking up continuously and consistently, I'm not afraid to acknowledge when someone just fucking sucks at what they need to be doing and are unable to learn and get better.
I want to play with people who are on their game and are willing to learn when they fuck up.
I have never once denied my elitism and I embrace it. Trying to use it as an insult against me is hilarious to me. If I'm playing in a team-based environment that requires intense coordination, I expect people to all be there to execute perfectly.
There will always be learning moments in complex encounters. It comes with the territory. My issue is when we are clearly far past that point and people are still fucking up due to inattentiveness or what have you.
The great thing about the endgame was that Bungie eventually us gave three good paths to the endgame; you could raid, you could do Iron Banner, or you could do Trials. What's eventually come to light as we've played TTK is that the raid is once again the only way to properly reach the endgame, and it's become more frustrating than before due to the RNG nature of the drops.
I can see the frustration. I share it. Personally, I don't have enough contiguous time to raid, so I use Iron Banner to play an hour or so at a time, and grind my way up there. I never played PvP, ever, before Destiny. It made me appreciate PvP in a way no game ever did before, despite the lag and other little annoyances.
And then they ruined it. At first I didn't think so; the new bounty system really did help to speed up progression. But the lack of drops, the Legendary marks to buy the stuff that wasn't dropping, and the fact that the gear was no better than legendary gear just stung. And then to add insult to injury, the drop system was bugged. "Sorry about that," Bungie says. Kind of a waste of time for me after that.
It's this entire one step forward, two steps back thing that frustrates, along with the feeling that Bungie forgets the lessons learned from year one. I'm sure Bungie will tweak thing back to an acceptable level, but for now, I agree that the endgame has been botched.
After seeing that bit about their engine, It wouldn't surprise me if 99% of the problems with this game were "bugs".
Anyway, it's Halo 5 time for me. No hype like Halo hype.
I haven't ever felt any 343 Halo hype... I wonder what that feels like.
Anyway, it's Halo 5 time for me. No hype like Halo hype.
I haven't ever felt any 343 Halo hype... I wonder what that feels like.