It’s just very sus when you say “m10 is easy” and then say “no incentive to farm” when those are mutually exclusive statements.
Also Hellwalker is a great weapon but it still not going to do much on m10 without a good build around it. Like yea it will one shot everything on like m1-m5 probably, but on m10 it’s going to barely tickle an enemy unless your build is solid.
Also also running around in Athenas one shotting enemies on m10 is not really m10 because those are like the weakest enemies in the game. Go play a takedown or the Cartel event and see how “squishy” the enemies are.
Ever since OPQ became a thing i only farmed for godrolls and old gods
Emptied my bank after last level cap and filled it back up the same day. Sure there’s some rare guns you really have to farm for but like OP said, M10/11 is easy even with world drop gear. Hell, even your action skills could kill without even having the need to shoot a gun
I always got lucky and found a clairvoyance masher pretty quickly and that gun allone caried me through endgame (even my old OPQ was able)
What i think the OP is getting at, endgame does notrequire much effort to reach and once there becomes even easier (without limiting yourself)
Well, more like 5. I’ve spent a lot of time goofing off with the Wife on some of the starter planets. She’s not a gamer by any stretch of the means, but she loves Borderlands and she was pretty disappointed with the loot in BL3. Hence why we’re playing 2 again…
And it doesn’t really matter which skin you apply, its the body that has this issue.
I Have filed a support ticket regarding this, and I’m quite puzzled how can no one notice this.
BTW if you check Zane’s other skin thats completley fine, and Moze and Amara’s alternative skins are fine as well.
I have submitted like between 10-20 bugs to them. None of them got fixed. Some of those were reported a year ago.
And I even created videos about them, so it’s probably not that situation where they “simply don’t understand what is my issue”
Yeah, I’m not a fan of this developing practice of bringing out a game, charging an arm & a leg for it, then neglecting the requests of the current player base (of course, you can’t please everyone). All the while, developing another game that’s probably going to be just as buggy and loaded with the same problems as the previous title.
Of course, that’s speculation, but it seems to be the going trend of developers nowadays.
Now, I mean, you get what you paid for. But this is the reason I miss Demo’s. At least you had an idea of how the game felt and if the playstyle was going to be something you’d enjoy.
Call me “old school” but I miss the days of Playstation Underground!
