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Edytowany przez użytkownika Ken_Malibu:
2/29/2020 12:34:45 PM
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When a games lead director seems to lack direction.
You can argue the toss over if you agree with X nerf or Y Trials decision but when the games lead is quickly flip flopping over key decisions and basing a fundamental weapon progression system over a conversation with the only players in the game still using Breakneck it's time you realize this game is heading nowhere fast.
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Luke smiff has demonstrated himself to be a terrible steer of this ship. Its gonna continue to be a shitshow as long as he is around. So many other good games to play, who wants to play destiny: keep grinding? Its ridiculous/
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1 OdpowiedźI doubt a single conversation with 2 external people about breakneck brought about the decision to give weapons a shelf life? It was just highlighting that players don't feel the need to switch up loadouts much beyond a few select weapons and that variety/choice is not flourishing. They have data on every player, loadouts, weapons, armour and what's used & how it performs in all activities. How they handle it is key and if they bring a slew of new weapons that perform well and engage the player it could be a good change and bring some variety. If not they can always revert back and allow weapons to be infused & used again.
