Why Is It That PVE Players ALWAYS Complain About Some Rewards Being In PVP Yet....... | Forums

[Mad EYE Murffy]

It's simple, pvp requires a totally different skill set to pve, pve to pvp is not very transferable where as the reverse is. Not everyone is good enough at pvp to come out of the DZ in credit.

[Mad EYE Murffy]

I'm sorry did I miss something? Where are the 204 glove blueprints? Oh yea the DZ, and the 204 vector blueprint? Oh yea in the DZ, and the 204 m1a blueprint? Oh yea the DZ

[imgoodryan]

The best Armor is locked in PVE content. FACT

HAHA You cant even argue this

And lets act like for a second 240 gear isnt a thing. Even the lower GS gear sets are WAY easier to get in PVE. You have an activity that guarantees you a Gear set item everytime

Bottom line though best gear in gaem is only achieved through PVE yet you rarely hear PVP players complain about it

You, child, are truly special. No PvE player in the division is complaining about armor in terms of PvP walling. We're complaining because the BLUEPRINTS FOR THE 204 WEAPONS ARE LOCKED BEHIND A PVP WALL in what is without a doubt the worst form of PvP ever made. Christ, is it that hard to comprehend?

[xPLAY3R1x]

Christ, is it that hard to comprehend?

Yes because he is a troll.

This thread, however, has given way to good discussion, asshats not withstanding....

[HeliBrewer]

Only reasons to DZ; 1) Get to DZ 75 to buy BP's, and 2) Farm bosses for HE parts for crafting

You cannot do either one of those things on the pve side and other than those two things there is absolutely no reason to even go into the DZ

[kellygreen45]

Not comparing to other games is why The Division was developed as a steaming turd. No sane designer or developer would ever discount the pros and cons of other game designs and simply do their own thing. No company has proven to be super genius enough to pull that off. Games take from and build on the ideas that worked in other games. You try to be intentionally different from those games, you're creating a steaming turd that will lose people quickly.

Agreed.

You don't necessarily want to copy what others have done.

But to fail to LEARN from the experience of others who are doing similar things is just stupid and reckless.

There are three kinds of people. Those who learn from books. Those who learn from experience.....and those who just have to see what happens when you stick a fork into a wall socket for themselves......