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9/27/2021 2:52:48 AM
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What’s the point of joining a endgame playlist that requires team play and communication solo?
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Trials is bungies pvp endgame activity. It's a vital part of their marketing. So destiny 2 has over 20million registers players. A lot of them are solo. Only 50k - 100k were playing trials. Then only 10% of those players went flawless. It doesn't look very good for statistics and marketing.
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Except it has been fine for like…six seven years. So no. Facts prove leaving trials for top tier pvp players has no discernible impact.
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Fact is that it's bungies game. They want more people accessing their game and they want people to have fun. If you think bungie is going to provide just to a small group of people then you're wrong. Bungie wants to be inclusive to all players. Catering to a small group isn't good for business. There's plenty of games out there which reward the top players. Like games with e-sports
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Because the community asked for it and Bungie made it available? I'm confused by your confusion lol...
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And that’s nice. You literally missed my argument.
