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There's no matchmaking for raids sadly, but they have brought matchmaking for Nightfalls (2 difficulties adept and hero).
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There's no matchmaking for raids sadly, but they have brought matchmaking for Nightfalls (2 difficulties adept and hero).
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Bugger, I don't know anyone that plays sadly, which is why I previously never did any raids.
All raids cannot be solo'd. You need a group. Jump in discord and we will help u through some raids fo sho
EDIT: if you have a CP for Argos, that can be solo'd.
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Sorry, just going through a list of things to try.
I have had issues with firewall settings in Windows having changed after an update (though not often).
Have you tried downloading anything else from Steam and installing and/or trying again to see if anything is working now?
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Me and a couple of friends have got back into this with Shadowkeep as well and have not done any of the previous raids bar one I think, so would definitely be up for running these. I'll drop you a PM with my steam.
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I played through the first 4 missions or so when it became F2P and I loaded the Steam version and moved my account across and logged in. I was met with a grandiose cut scene about a garden or something and dumped in the main lobby area, there is no obvious place for me to go for a mission or indeed any hand holding of any description. Basically it's impenetrable for a returning player like myself, I will do some coop stuff later my with brother, I hope he has an idea of what to do/where to go etc...
Haha - found exactly the same. Played a lot of it maybe 3 years ago, and just decided to return with a couple of friends. It's completely opaque!
By each of us remembering little snippets, we finally managed to put something together, but we were a good hour into it before we even remembered how to use the Sparrows.
That Bungie guide someone posted above might be handy to skim through. But the biggest thing to actually finding some direction in what we were doing was finding the director (hold down tab) and looking at (and tracking) the quests in there.
By each of us remembering little snippets, we finally managed to put something together, but we were a good hour into it before we even remembered how to use the Sparrows.
That Bungie guide someone posted above might be handy to skim through. But the biggest thing to actually finding some direction in what we were doing was finding the director (hold down tab) and looking at (and tracking) the quests in there.
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Don't understand the appeal. Just running around erasing endless trash mobs is not fun.
The 3 man strike team thing was good, but even they're **** easy.
The 3 man strike team thing was good, but even they're **** easy.
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Thanks mate, that's a kind offer but sadly I'm still over here living in California. So the only time I can really spend time on the game is 1900 PT onwards. Which is 0200 GMT.
Weekends however could work!
Agree some of the above, I just dont get this game.
Ive played through the first campaign (red war?) and it all feels just a bit stale.
Story is ok but nothing special and combat is far too easy and overall pretty dull.
Not sure if im missing something here or what?
Ive played through the first campaign (red war?) and it all feels just a bit stale.
Story is ok but nothing special and combat is far too easy and overall pretty dull.
Not sure if im missing something here or what?
The main draw of D2 is the gun play and community. It can be played solo, but really its designed to be played with a group and that's where the enjoyment comes from. I spent a long time playing D1/2 on PS4 and it's the people I met and regularly played with that kept me coming back. The campaign/patrols etc are all relatively easy, it's when you start doing the raids that the game becomes much more difficult, each person needs to know their role, the tactics and work as part of a team to achieve the objective. Communication is often key.
It's not for everyone though.
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It's really down to how much you want to play and invest into D2. I'd say Shadowkeep is pretty good, but it isn't a huge expansion in terms of content and loot. What it does is build on some good changes that were introduced with Forsaken and sets a good basis story/campaign wise for the next few seasons. Will depend on what you play (PVE/Campaign, PVP, Both) and how much you have exhausted the F2P stuff and Forsaken (if you have it).
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I'm at 922 after this weekend, the grind to 940/950 is sloooow! Still enjoying it, just a little bit more difficult finding the stuff to do now that rewards me with more powerful gear. I really want the Hammerhead - anyone know the quickest way to get this?
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Completely agree, plus I'm a new player so I don't stand a chance of understanding where to go and what's going on! Going f2p should bring in new players but they haven't made it at all compelling to stick with this.
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Everything stems from the tower...bounties, dailies, weeklies and clan stuff. There are also planetary vendors who give bounties (unless its changed) so that's your best starting point. The mission screen (map and hold R) should also give story based objectives if you've not completed them already.
I've not actually played the update as it got really stale for me and I went to WoW classic. I might come back at some point, but there is a lot to do. Spider, on Tangled Shore, also sells mats and has bounties for enhancement cores. These can also be done to complete the weekly challenge for 20 bounties.
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For me, the main draw is Gambit. Great fun if you can get a team of four together, as opposed to being lumped with randoms.
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I have figured out some of this. but things like just figuring out how to get into a mission in my quest log took time. I was trying to walk somewhere at the tower to trigger the mission. didn't know I had to go into a menu and choose the right planet. then on the planet sometime you talk to someone, sometimes you walk to an object and other times just walking somewher seems to get you into a mission. oh and sometimes the game match makes you and puts you into the mission directly?!Thanks
im a new player too and i found out you can play through the campaigns in the order they were released.. if you go to Amanda Holliday on the right side in the "Tower" you can select these and begin the missions
ive only done the first one but it did give me more of an idea of what things are etc so maybe worth running through them all
the first one atleast was definitely a new player/beginner friendly experience
other than that i just google things that give me no clue of what to do/ where to go etc