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3/29/2024 8:30:35 AM
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ITL: How did the initiative that birthed the Hunter and Titan armor produce the Warlock set?
The Warlock set is entirely missing the luxuriant classic look Hunters have, but also missing the advanced, distinct look Titans will wear. I'm just not sure how else to describe the genuine disbelief, shared by many of my fellow dress-wielders and I. Just.. what?
Not even going to use the community slang that's latching on to the Warlock chest piece already. And the helmet with the rectangle smoked-glass, featured on 98% of our helms already, literally doesn't even look finished.
Short of taking the game offline, or mandating a triple-Sidearm sweeper bot loadout, I could not be any less interested to play Into The Light than I am right now.
For one of three classes, there's no pride/veteran/flex/"I was there" feels waiting for us. Just embarrassing armor, paired to uncool kit, that looks and plays a full generation behind.
Please reconsider. Thanks for reading.
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4 回复As a fellow dress wearer, I’ve just come to accept that Bungie hates Warlocks. They’ll always have a sub-par power fantasy and aesthetic.
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1 回复由Fiend编辑： 4/1/2024 5:56:30 AMAll bungie does is take shortcuts when it comes to warlock designs. In both abilities and armor. I remember when we got menagerie armor, and it was a copy paste armor from d1s iron banner. They didn't even try and hide it. Then we get a dumbed-down version of sunsinger while titans and hunters get a new style super in final shape.
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4 回复由ForeverLaxx编辑： 3/29/2024 7:01:15 PMAll three are overdesigned. Like the Japanese fantasy game artists that can't stop adding more belts, or Liefeld never cutting back on the number of straps, pouches, and guns, Bungie's armor design team just cannot put the stylus down and doesn't understand the concept of "less is more." As an artist myself, it's painful to see these abominations ship so consistently with such developer confidence behind it all. EDIT: Had to replace a completely innocuous word with another since Bungie's filter is draconian and archaic.
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You know it's a bad Warlock set when the boots are the best part. I don't mind the helmet because of the idea behind the sets, but the oven glove gauntlets are bad and the first thing I thought of when I saw the chestpiece was that it's what an alien doctor would wear in a terrible low-budget sci-fi.
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[quote]The Warlock set is entirely missing the luxuriant classic look Hunters have, but also missing the advanced, distinct look Titans will wear. I'm just not sure how else to describe the genuine disbelief, shared by many of my fellow dress-wielders and I. Just.. what? Not even going to use the community slang that's latching on to the Warlock chest piece already. And the helmet with the rectangle smoked-glass, featured on 98% of our helms already, literally doesn't even look finished. Short of taking the game offline, or mandating a triple-Sidearm sweeper bot loadout, I could not be any less interested to play Into The Light than I am right now. For one of three classes, there's no pride/veteran/flex/"I was there" feels waiting for us. Just embarrassing armor, paired to uncool kit, that looks and plays a full generation behind. Please reconsider. Thanks for reading.[/quote] It was always the worst out of the 3 parade sets. Was still a little shocked by how much worse it was bloated to the other two though, lol.
