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Edited by Blue Spy 3DO: 9/19/2020 11:30:04 PM
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Set load outs in Crucible is the closest to balanced it’ll ever get

Seriously, if we are going down the route of ruining PvP and PvE gameplay simultaneously let’s just cut to the chase so I don’t have to have my experience ruined in PvE because someone got tilted in crucible. I’ve seen people so salty they want the entire class of breach loaded grenade launchers removed all thanks to salty crucible tears. We all know the nerf/buff cycle will never balance the game and only serves to soothe whiney crucible cry babies who can’t stand the concept of a meta. It’s been almost ten years of this garbage balancing and we are no closer to it being fair than launch D1 was. Stop punishing the whole class because one clown won’t shut up and be mature and take their fat L like an adult.

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  • Destiny pvp is an example of why most RPG’s either avoid pvp or don’t make a new game and scrap balancing progress made in first game. You don’t see the like of eso or wow making new games when the first one didn’t work out quite the way you thought it would, but here we are destiny 2 and balance is honestly in a worse place than I felt like it was on 1. Sandbox split would do so much for making everyone happy because the balance would be more consistent and it would leave less room for major screw ups. 90% of people seem to elect to try to play the meta or at least not far from it which means a cookie cutter pre-made gun would do perfect if they just toss the god roll on the pvp version pre-set gun then boom balance can be made as desired.

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