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Edited by Sly Oda Lucifer:
10/21/2020 7:25:21 PM
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Interference: an annoyance.
The fact that I can’t get the Forerunner title is starting to irritate me. The only thing that i have left to do is the Ritual encounter for the mission and I’d have it already. And I’m sure that I’ve already done the encounter because I’ve been playing near every week since season of arrivals went live.
The fact that none of the other encounters seem to be in rotation anymore seeing as how Nokris has been in rotation for 3 weeks, if I’m not mistaken, is not only frustrating because I feel as though we’re being jipped out of something for really no reason. But it’s also just left me disappointed because it’s the only Title I’ve come close to getting since I haven’t played D2 since launch and only recently got back into it heavily with Season of Arrival.
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11 RepliesIt feels like you're getting ripped off because you [i]are[/i] getting ripped off. They only decided to warn people that they would need sufficient time to finish the title a week or two after the final interference loop was cut short by nokris (rip to anyone expecting that bungie would do the logical thing and let the rotation finish before shoving nokris in) which doesn't help anyone that still needed to finish 1, 2, or all 3 of the different interference encounters. I know for a fact that they could've totally done it like they did with the psion bosses in dawn where you could still get your bosses done even after the big guy showed up. They could've also done it where you could chose the base mission (one of the rotation missions) for interference if you needed that or you could chose the heroic version of the mission (you would get nokris at the same difficulty as before) but instead they decided to throw nokris in and call it a day all while screwing tons of people over whether the person was missing one because they missed it or the person was missing it because it bugged out and didn't count.
