That's irrelevant. You can't patent fantasy creatures. That's a copyright issue. If they were suing for copyright infringement I might think they had a point, but they're not.
(this is an expensive hobby just FYI)
Yeah custom keyboards get absurdly expensive very quickly.
Aha, okay. Steel Path is probably the difference.
then they made it free and introduced DLCs. Such a slap in the face.
The part that got me is that they made it free and reset my light level.
Suddenly I was on the same light level as people that had just started playing. The only difference between us being that I had some exotics.
Going F2P was shitty from my perspective, but going F2P and removing all the content I'd paid for already.. yikes.
What absolutely killed it for me is when they started including important story information in battlepasses. I stopped playing for awhile, and then started doing a new expansion only to find out that my light had been reset, half my favorite guns were literally useless, and on top of all of that I couldn't really follow the plot anymore because they had introduced an entirely new hub area I'd never seen, and several new characters that they just expected me to know.
Maybe I'm not understanding something- why is excavation a limiter? You can pretty much always struggle through an excavation eventually since you can't fail them unless you die..... right?
Not a popular pick it seems, but I think I'd go with Inaros.
I think the only real requirement for this is that you have some sort of CC/Defense capabilities because higher level defense missions can be rough without a decent frame for them. Interceptions are going to be a pain pretty much no matter what, but they should be doable. Inaros should be able to do both.
My other reason: I like Inaros. I think he's fun.
The only part that would be difficult is getting Rage. Hopefully it'd drop from one of the junction specters, but worst case you can farm Napalms.
An interesting followup question: what weapons do you complete this with? What builds are you using? Do you bother going out of your way to personally farm the rarer mods or just make a decent build with more common stuff?
What 'whirlwind of changes' has happened to Destiny 2?
Maybe I'll actually consider playing it again if it's major enough.
I doubt it, just from this article, because most of my issues were with the monetization and 'running destiny 2 like a business' doesn't make me expect they'll fix my issues with it lol
I don't really think it's ever been a Pokemon knockoff in anything but the monster designs. And they're not going to change all of those, so.. it's just as a much a Pokemon knockoff as it's always been.
I read at one point it was thought the color would help keep pilots as alert as possible.
From my understanding, they appear to be coming from you- that's kinda the point.
That's interesting, I really like the fishy taste. If it's overpowering it can be unpleasant, but in reasonably amounts it's tasty.