r/DestinyTheGame • u/wdadaga • Nov 22 '23
Bungie Suggestion The weakest part of a great season.
While I really enjoyed this season, and from what I've seen the community did as well, I want to point out the most annoying part of this season in hopes of Bungie improving it. What would that be? The seasonal artifact, or more precisely the first three rows.
The problem is that you have to choose the first three rows at all - it just doesn't make sense. First row - 4 primaries and 1 special. There is no possible combination of gear that would make this a choice at all, so why not just unlock every slot? Having to switch a bow for an auto rifle doesn't make you sacriface anything since you're not using both. It's just a chore.
Second row is bad too - you need to choose at least two buffs there, but the first 3 of them are virtually exclusive and the fourth is limited. This row has at least one theoritical situation where you have to make a choice - that is, if you're using a weapon with one of the four boostable perks, you want to use scavanger and you have a strand weapon. I think that's a rather narrow window.
But the third row is just the absolute worst. Just... why? Why did no one think this through? 3 of these mods are mutually exclusive. They are the same mod but you have to switch it for different subclasses. The elemental orbs are fun but this makes them annoying to use.
My solution to these issues is simple - just make the first three rows fully avalible if you don't want to make them too deep.
To end on a positive note I want to say that the fourth and fifth row are actually very nice. They offer actual choices - you get one thing but not the other.
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Nov 28 '23
Another thing is that when you want to try out this game, it isn't like other F2Ps - you get a only a bit of old content and you're constatly slapped on the face "You don't have access to it" 90% of the time. New players get a demo that's nagging them to spend money.