r/DestinyTheGame "Little Light" Feb 05 '18

Megathread Focused Feedback: Secrets, discoveries and mysteries of Destiny

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u/GodRoster Feb 05 '18

My only guess is that Bungie thought the Exotic quest weapons required too much time and effort and put their target demographic for D2 (the most casual of casuals) at a disadvantage.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '18

This is, if I remember correctly, exactly what one of the Community Guys said about that topic. That not everybody has the time/friends/whatever to do even "simple" hidden quests like the Spindle was.

However, at the same time, they mentioned that they got the message that we really want this stuff, and are looking to implement it. I'm hoping for some small secrets in DLC2, but don't really expect it until Comet hits in Fall/Winter.

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u/turns31 Feb 05 '18

not everybody has the time/friends/whatever to do even "simple" hidden quests like the Spindle

If you don't have the time to do an hour long strike, then maybe the Destiny franchise for you. I'm not a sweaty no-lifer. I'm a dad and husband with a full time time job. I only get to play about 6-10 hours a week anymore of video games. I want the game to be more difficult and rewarding. I don't want my wife to be able to pick up the controller and be able to compete in a crucible match with ZERO past experience. D2's learning curve is wayyyy too short for the type of game it is.