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Destiny 2
Bungie
Yesterday, fans went to poke in the collections at Destiny 2 PvP stands at PAX, and discovered what appeared to be the full raid collection for the new game
The problem? Fans quickly deduced that the three armor were Eververse armor from the time of the curse of Osiris. While a few sets of raids like dens have been reskins in the past, this is A) a major expansion and B) a resin of Eververse Armor which is a new level of problem for many fans.
The fact that this is The set of raids was confirmed yesterday by the DMG Community Manager on the original Reddit Thread:
"Misinformation" may be a reference to a Gamerant article that tells fans not to worry because this armor was actually for the Vex's seasonal activity, which is wrong. This is the whole raid.
So, what to do with all this?
On the one hand, I receive repression. The raid is a flagship activity, and you're not much more epic than a new expansion raid in the Black Garden, and therefore see that the so-called coveted raid set is a reskin, a Eververse bad enough together, it's extremely disappointing.
Although I know that it is difficult to create new sets of armor, we know that there are at least three new sets coming as we know, that of the astronaut, that of the Vex seasonal business and that of Eververse, and if anything were to happen either the whole of Eververse or the whole of Vex's business could have to be the reskin, and the raid armor should have been this set:
Destiny 2
Bungie
I still do not know if it's the Vex activity game or the Eververse game, but I guess it's the last one, because it does not match the seasonal game shown in the battle pass. And if that's the case, and if the Eververse set is brand new, the Vex badass armor and raid set looks like an older and ugly armor, Eververse Vex, the situation will only make the situation worse. .
On the other hand, I have to reduce at least some slack Bungie here.
Frankly, I'm surprised that Shadowkeep is coming out this fall. I thought for sure that once Bungie broke out of Activision's contract, they would also go out of the fall release schedule and we might not see an expansion at all this year. We also know, thanks to updates from Luke Smith, that the team has really worked hard in the last three seasons, in an unsustainable way, and that much of Bungie is probably exhausted for this release even more. large.
So sometimes sacrifices have to be made. And maybe one of the sacrifices this time around is that we have a new big raid, but the armor attached to it is a reskin. We've heard in the past that even Reskins requires two weeks of work, while modeling any new equipment takes a lot more time.
Destiny 2
Bungie
And even though I said that this fine piece of equipment should have been traded for a different set, it's possible, from Bungie's perspective, to give the new armor to activities where more players would get it. The armor of Vex activity is both in this activity and in the combat pass, that everyone can win. The armor of the astronaut probably falls on the moon or is forged one way or another during the campaign. The Eververse armor is harder to justify for a reason other than financial, but even in this case, if the players save enough dust to buy it with the new premium system, it will now work as an ornament can be applied literally to any 2.0 armor piece. equipment.
All this will be used more widely than raid armor, to which a much smaller fraction of the population has access. Usually, raids have compensation rates ranging from 5% to 25%, depending on their number, and even fewer of them run them enough times to get complete sets.
And yet, in the end, I have to take the side of what seems like a bad idea. Bungie had to know that the community would immediately understand that it was a remake of Eververse and how much they would hate it. If there was not enough time to create a complete raid set, or at least a more elaborate armor than the dark armor of Eververse, this set should have been placed elsewhere and the raid should have been colder.
DMG says it will have to be discussed later. It is possible that there may be some kind of ornamental system that will allow this set to evolve, but we may have another long article by Luke Smith explaining how difficult it is to create new sets of armor in this new transparency effort. . But this is not the last time we will hear about this problem, no doubt.
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Destiny 2
Bungie
Yesterday, fans went snooping in Collections at Destiny 2 The PvP booths at PAX revealed what appeared to be the complete collection of raids for the new game.
The problem? Fans quickly deduced that the three armor were Eververse armor from the time of the curse of Osiris. While a few sets of raids like dens have been reskins in the past, this is A) a major expansion and B) a resin of Eververse Armor which is a new level of problem for many fans.
The fact that this is The set of raids was confirmed yesterday by the DMG Community Manager on the original Reddit Thread:
"Misinformation" may be a reference to a Gamerant article that tells fans not to worry because this armor was actually for the Vex's seasonal activity, which is wrong. This is the whole raid.
So, what to do with all this?
On the one hand, I receive repression. The raid is a flagship activity, and you're not much more epic than a new expansion raid in the Black Garden, and therefore see that the so-called coveted raid set is a reskin, a Eververse bad enough together, it's extremely disappointing.
Although I know that it is difficult to create new sets of armor, we know that there are at least three new sets coming as we know, that of the astronaut, that of the Vex seasonal business and that of Eververse, and if anything were to happen either the whole of Eververse or the whole of Vex's business could have to be the reskin, and the raid armor should have been this set:
Destiny 2
Bungie
I still do not know if it's the Vex activity game or the Eververse game, but I guess it's the last one, because it does not match the seasonal game shown in the battle pass. And if that's the case, and if the Eververse set is brand new, the Vex badass armor and raid set looks like an older and ugly armor, Eververse Vex, the situation will only make the situation worse. .
On the other hand, I have to reduce at least some slack Bungie here.
Frankly, I'm surprised that Shadowkeep is coming out this fall. I thought for sure that once Bungie broke out of Activision's contract, they would also go out of the fall release schedule and we might not see an expansion at all this year. We also know, thanks to updates from Luke Smith, that the team has really worked hard in the last three seasons, in an unsustainable way, and that much of Bungie is probably exhausted for this release even more. large.
So sometimes sacrifices have to be made. And maybe one of the sacrifices this time around is that we have a new big raid, but the armor attached to it is a reskin. We've heard in the past that even Reskins requires two weeks of work, while modeling any new equipment takes a lot more time.
Destiny 2
Bungie
And even though I said that this fine piece of equipment should have been traded for a different set, it's possible, from Bungie's perspective, to give the new armor to activities where more players would get it. The armor of Vex activity is both in this activity and in the combat pass, that everyone can win. The armor of the astronaut probably falls on the moon or is forged one way or another during the campaign. The Eververse armor is harder to justify for a reason other than financial, but even in this case, if the players save enough dust to buy it with the new premium system, it will now work as an ornament can be applied literally to any 2.0 armor piece. equipment.
All this will be used more widely than raid armor, to which a much smaller fraction of the population has access. Usually, raids have compensation rates ranging from 5% to 25%, depending on their number, and even fewer of them run them enough times to get complete sets.
And yet, in the end, I have to take the side of what seems like a bad idea. Bungie had to know that the community would immediately understand that it was a remake of Eververse and how much they would hate it. If there was not enough time to create a complete raid set, or at least a more elaborate armor than the dark armor of Eververse, this set should have been placed elsewhere and the raid should have been colder.
DMG says it will have to be discussed later. It is possible that there may be some kind of ornamental system that will allow this set to evolve, but we may have another long article by Luke Smith explaining how difficult it is to create new sets of armor in this new transparency effort. . But this is not the last time we will hear about this problem, no doubt.
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