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Edited by JohnnyDayJob:
5/9/2021 12:16:56 PM
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Would you leave Destiny if they took out PvP?
Just a survey for devs to see what they should be focused on.
Edit: I've been reading almost all the posts to my poll, and really am enjoying the engaging argument. Yes, I realize the forum has a bias towards PvE. Not much I can do about that. It is what it is.
What I am pleased to see is the COMMENTS seem to be relatively equal in PvP vs PvE...and that was my hope.
Is balance in PvP hurting PvE? Should D2 PvE be a deeper RPG experience? What other games handle this marriage of PvP and PvE well, and how are they able to do that? Is PvP being held back by lack of engaging content?
While most will blame one side for the other's demise, the long and short of it is that Destiny 2 is HUGELY popular...and has been all the while with a marriage of both PvP and PvE...even creating a new genre of game that combines then both, with Gambit.
What I feel Bungie needs to do is continue engaging all three sections of the game equally. Seasons should simply rotate the focus...so each get a large content drop when it's their turn.
As far as balancing the game, they should stop trying so hard. Balancing doesn't mean make EVERYTHING the same. It means making everything have POTENTIAL...if you use the right combination of mods, perks and play styles.
I just don't know if Bungie is slowly killing off PvP to get people to engage with their next IP or are they just struggling to get the right people to fix D2. What I do know, however, is the struggle is real!
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4 RepliesI play pve the vast majority of the time, but still like pvp in the game. One comment I see in here that bothers me is quantifying toxicity, there are toxic people in both, pve has some horrible people who will lfg for a checkpoint and kick you to bring in their friends. My point is, you really can't quantify which one is more toxic without introducing every variable, this is a weak and lazy argument. If your argument is more focus on pve content, or not playing pvp to complete content, then stick with that. Emotionally driven arguments are usually poor arguments, that said, in my opinion, having pvp in a game like this makes it unique, if bungie decided to remove it I think the content droughts will effectively bring the game to a quicker expiration.
