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Edited by ne0m4tr1x:
9/2/2015 10:49:02 AM
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One of the things that bugs me is the people who are against this just say silly things. Kinda like
"But the Y1 guns are OP.......Better ones are coming in Y2 TTK"
Won't that mean the new guns are OP then.
"Move on from your crutch.......new guns make the game fresh"
So what gun's did you use last year.
"We need more guns......its time to move on"
Yeah my whole year worth of gear being left behind really helps with that.
"Using the same load out for 10 years would be boring"
Yeah and thats why we have freedom of choice, you don't wanna you decide.
"This is how mmo's rpg fps work"
So you think they should all follow the same design principles. Thats not very original is it. Shouldn't bungie be it's own game. Oh and its not a mmo ask Bungie.
"Old content has to be left behind or whats the point why would you want to get new gear"
Well we all want new gear. I have been in raids and prison's with people chasing weapon's they know are crap. whu make them less relevant along with the content for an expansion that is mostly design based cosmetic changes.
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Yeah, people who argue this are only just grasping at straws. And its ultimately pointless to even indulge them, either. I mean 9 out of 10, they're going to either ignore what you're saying in lieu of insisting their opinion is absolute fact or they'll just say they were trolling you and run off.
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The MMO argument also doesn't make much sense since many MMO's carry systems that allow for (through some invested effort) upgrading of damn near any stat stick (weapon) into a competitive one in some way.
