If I'm willing to run around and gather chests as I PLAY THE GAME, I shouldn't be hindered by software or mechanisms that make my drops change to 0, or give nothing. I've paid for the game, I've put in over 150 hours, I've reached past 290 in all 3 characters. I'm not just sitting at a spot waiting for a chest. I'm running around, playing the game, hell I've even bought some silver to get some cool stuff I wanted. So why is it then that I'm being punished for trying to enjoy the game? Even worse, what you get is usually junk. Generally some glimmer and if you are stupidly lucky a blue. And of course you get a token each time. What do those do? Get you shit purples that nearly never help you level past 265. So again, I ask why, why am I punished for wanting to grab chest I see while running events and playing the game?
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I think you solved your own query. You start out by complaining that opening chest sometimes yields nothing due to temporary farming caps whilst patrolling. Okay, fair criticism. I agree it's an issue. Then it goes a bit wonky. You let fly about how trash the stuff is that those chests yield when they work. Now, I must ask.. What was the point of making a complaint when you claim the stuff is junk anyway?
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Edited by HemiOnNoz14: 10/3/2017 1:41:25 PMExactly. Unlike some that just enjoy trolling to hear themselves, and some do it a lot, your comment makes perfect sense. I feel your pain. You are encouraged to farm chests and yet Bungie does multiple things that discourage doing so. First as you said, they place a lock-out timer and second, they disincentivize it further by making the loot not worth farming. Seemed clear enough to me. But hey, over 4000 hrs in D1 and a 5500 grimiore score so what do I know? Have a good one. I am only logging in on Tuesdays from now on. One day is all it takes to do everything.
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I think Bungie actually posted about this. It’s not working as intended. They want players who experience opening a chest and not receiving loots to report it in the help section with a description of when and where it happened and what you had done prior.