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Destiny 2 Season of Dawn |OT| "I'm still trying."
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"When are we telling them we forgot to open a door in there?"meanwhile at Bungie HQ..
You know about https://braytech.org/? Lets you view the actual numbers on silly percentage quests, and a whole lot more.
app lets you do that too.
Should just be in the game itself though.
Another question. As I'm working my way to max power (950 or somewhere abouts?) is there any sense in saving any of my gear? Not sure if it can be upgraded, but I just read about the god-rolls and I'm wondering if I should be evaluating my gear for that or not, or if it's just all trash until I get to a higher power. I've been just dismantling stuff the past two days and I'm wondering if I should stop that habit now or not.
Thanks for the help thus far!
Thanks for the help thus far!
If you like a gun, you can always keep it for later to infuse it with a higher level gun to make it that level. You shouldnt be infusing every two or three power levels, but you can hang off until you hit 950 or thereabouts and begin thinking if any of your older and weaker guns would be nice to have again, regarding perks.
Ah, so there are some combinations of perks I should be on the lookout for then, as I can upgrade them later? I'll be more careful before dismantling stuff then.
I can't believe streamers are manually sorting through this puzzle data when there are at least three programs on raidsecrets.
Look for weapons that are good indépendant of power level. For levelling, keep a few items that are max level for a slot, once surpassed delete them or keep them if you like the perks. You only need to infuse something when it is (much) below the power level of an activity. The max power of a character's equipable items determines drop level, not what you are wearing or even have in your inventory
Look for weapons that are good indépendant of power level. For levelling, keep a few items that are max level for a slot, once surpassed delete them or keep them if you like the perks. You only need to infuse something when it is (much) below the power level of an activity. The max power of a character's equipable items determines drop level, not what you are wearing or even have in your inventory
Yeah, usually a damage perk + a reload speed perk is what people aim for as a baseline. Outlaw/Kill Clip is usually a guaranteed good weapon, because they synergise excellently. Outlaw lets you reload way faster if you get a headshot kill, Kill Clip makes the next mag of bullets do extra damage if you kill something then reload. They can just feed into each other over and over.
Is this d2checklist website that I've found that highlights good perks a good thing to go off of for determining what to keep? I don't want to accidentally destroy something that is amazing that I'll never find again, considering I don't know how many of the perks work or if they're good, haha.
You do have 500 vault spaces, don't feel bad about filling it up with legendaries you aren't sure of.
DIM does have "suggested Perk" icon that highlights the most liked perks for each weapon:
Also, are you in the DEra discord? There is a hard it/keep it section set up in there that you can post up rolls to see if they are good or not.
A lot of it also comes down to personal preference through and how you like to play the game, perks like rapid hit are great in theory, but I have shaky aim and body shot more, so it doesn't work well for me.
At this point they've done some many data entries, learning a new system would break them.
Bungie trying to get the US government to build an inter dimensional transport device?
at this point, it sounds plausible like people saying it is a tesseract because the emblem symbols change every hour for every player
haha
I entered every code on this post and it worked first try. Guess I'm just better at entering codes than you
no one really knows, but it looks like you have to enter codes
No, there's three things you can do
- Get 19 lore pieces. Requires 19 individual "codes" (codes are basically the path you have to take in the Corridors of Time, indicated by pillars with a symbol)
- Get an emblem. Requires a specific code. Do not need to do the lore codes.
- Get..... ????? Requires a specific (seemingly long?) code. Streamers / Puzzle solvers working on it now
The hope is that Trials will suck up all the super sweaty players, leaving places like Classic Mix an actual haven for new/casual players.
So is this speculated as something we will have to go through in its entirety eventually, so I should make a start now? Or is it just for lore hunters do you think?
I looked and all I saw were borked google docs.
Not a fan of ARGs like this. It's not so much a community event without an official or at least unified place to see everything. As is it's just hearing about three people maybe doing something.
Each part is pretty stand alone. If you care about the lore, then do 19 codes. If you wan the emblem or want to contribute your pattern to larger puzzle, do the emblem code. Whatever the larger puzzle ends up being likely wont require the previous two steps.
light.gg does that a lot better with the suggested pve and pvp perks.
wait a minute, how long is a marathon in feet? it must be a clue!!
We don't know what this larger piece will reward. Speculation is a new exotic/item. Or it could be for Bastion. Or it could be a message to drink your ovaltine.
The lore pieces are for anyone interested (it mostly talks about Saint-14 and Osiris's past, their relationship to the speaker, etc), and triumph score. The emblem is just an emblem.
You joke but there were people sincerely who took Bungie's tweet about not spending 30 hours mindlessly running through the corridors of time as some secret message to dig through Marathon.
That's great, really top stuff.
Bought!
This insane. Good for him. But at the same time...yikes.
Wait...he has a total of over 18K subs!?!? Is that for real?!??
Yeah, when he got back on after finally getting some sleep yesterday, his goal was to hit 14,600. Now he's at 18,316, which if the website I found about Twitch Streamer revenue splits is correct, is about $65,000 a month.
So yeah, sitting on the floor crying a bit while eating your breakfast seems to be the correct response.
I think Gladd needs a patch to work again, Bungie just broke him with the puzzle.
However, he is doing really well financially afterwards. :D
However, he is doing really well financially afterwards. :D
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