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[Cryos_Feron]

"I will never ever play a MP-(grinding)-game again where I can receive duplicates and where there only is one best weapon in a category (more or less)"

 

Because the combination of both of these is absolutely deadly and frustrating.

 

Also, because the chance for the one and only weapon won't get better if there are duplicates allowed.

 

 

"you only live once (probably) - and you don't want to spend this lifetime pointless and frustrated"

 

 

 

What is your opinion on these statements?

[A-T-R-A]

They are both lies.

[Cryos_Feron]

I decided NOT to start playing the new difficulties and start grinding for the new lvl 26 weapons because

this would just start this pointless machinery over again.

 

Only read the following if you are not sick and tired of ME-talk:

I want to play a few matches with a rare (not ultra rare) weapon like the Arc Pistol and actually have fun doing this.

 

Instead of grinding for THE ONE AND ONLY "ultra rare" - receiving duplicates over and over and have not much fun doing this.

[ALTBOULI]

Most of the guns felt unique in ME3. The weapons in DAMP dont really feel any different, a great axe feels exactly the same regardless if it is a common or unique. It would have been interesting if they increased the variety of attack animations in addition to increasing the variety of weapons

[TormDK]

You seem quite stuck on only playing to grind the latest end game items.

 

Prehaps it is not the game that is in the wrong here, it may be your mindset going in.

 

I log in a play a few rounds when the fancy strikes me. Sometimes those few rounds turns into many hours in a weekend, other times I'll not touch the game for weeks due to other games out there that also need my attention.

[Silversmurf]

 

"you only live once (probably) - and you don't want to spend this lifetime pointless and frustrated"

 

I dunno.  I've been married 10 years now and DAIMP feels like a step up.

[ParthianShotX]

I dunno.  I've been married 10 years now and DAIMP feels like a step up.

[llandwynwyn]

Yes. No, maybe.

 

Can you repeat the question?

[capn233]

I can sympathize with the DAI team somewhat. I mean it isn't like they could vary recoil between axes or anything like that.

 

The combat system makes throwing in extra stats problematic.  There isn't any real accuracy or hit probability in this game, so that is gone as a factor.  And although enchantments are ok for differentiating the weapons, they don't really make any tangible difference in their handling.

[lJustAlexl]

I think it's a fair critique of an intentional design choice. If I didn't enjoy the gameplay as much as I do, the largely RNG nature of gear progression would have been a dealbreaker for me (as it was for my family and friends when we all started together). Thankfully, the devs appear to be addressing that a bit with the substantially increased Hakkon weapon drop chance, duplicate Hakkon drop prevention, and 2k gold chests with guaranteed rare or better items. I've gotten some of the last epic items I was missing from these chests too, though some players out there with much higher loot scores have had much worse luck. Pretty much reinforces your critique.

 

All that said, if you don't enjoy the gameplay and loot system, I wouldn't feel bad about passing on this game. It's as you say: with the limited time we have, we should probably spend it doing things we value. Your not enjoying the game as much as ME is a perfectly valid preference. I'd follow that and play other games that you enjoy more.

[Piffle]

Maybe I'm not understanding this correctly but I am not sure what your complaint is.

 

If you are talking about the Hakkon weapons, you can't get duplicates of them. You get one of each type per account.

 

Also, they aren't best in class per se. See Heartstring vs Hakkon bow, Yavanalis vs Hakkon staff, Dragon Maul vs Hakkon 2h, etc. Only the Hakkon weapon is restricted to dragon drops, everything else you can buy in chests.

 

If you only want to play a few matches with a rare weapon, the chest items are more than enough and provide a lot of interesting choices, e.g. guard on hit for assassins and mages. In fact, unless you have a lot of cunning promotions, the Hakkon weapons' 100% bonus crit damage isn't useful. Essentially, these weapons aren't for casual players anyways.

 

As for your YOLO sentiment, branches of Buddhism have whole sutras devoted to reincarnation and the wheel of Samsara, but I really don't want to talk about religion on a gaming site

[Pork]

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Also, they aren't best in class per se. See Heartstring vs Hakkon bow, Yavanalis vs Hakkon staff, Dragon Maul vs Hakkon 2h, etc. Only the Hakkon weapon is restricted to dragon drops, everything else you can buy in chests.

Hakkon weapons are BIS by a long long way. No other weapon comes close to putting out as much damage as they do due to the huge critical damage bonus.