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Edited by Wes:
5/14/2019 7:01:03 AM
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If enhancement cores are removed from infusion, what other purpose should they have?
We all know the "REMOVE CORES FROM INFUSUON" rant has been going on, but I have seen virtually no alternative use for cores given. If they are removed from infusion, they would absolutely need an alternative use.
Some players have worked tremendously hard for their stash of cores, and it would be a shame if that went to nothing. Granted a lot of people exploited and Bungie would have to crack down on that, but still. Cores would need another use.
These are just some ideas. Feel free to comment any others and discuss!
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Edited by Harumi: 5/15/2019 12:15:21 PMDunno about the first Destiny game, but I've tracked those cores' "life path" from the first season of Destiny 2 till now, and, as a player who neither belongs to grinders nor to casuals or anything else like that (seriously, don't actually know the difference, if any, and all those tags sound like blahblah to me), I can say that they don't need to be removed at all. They're fine. You don't have to stack loads of them unless your aim is to upgrade every equipment piece you have (if more than 20) to a max.level masterwork, which is rather a personal issue than a game option. They work as a mean to improve your favourite equip a bit (or more than a bit), even if it's a Season of Osiris's few-bonus rifle (which are still really good even now). And don't forget that they increase main stats for earlier seasons' armor and give extra elemenal resistance for later seasons' armor.
