#Destiny patrol sucks full

It baffles me that difficult endgame activities such as normal raids and Nightfall strikes reward significantly less experience than going to kill some basic trash mobs in a patrol zone for a bounty does. Expecting players to grind bounties constantly is terrible, and it almost makes me not want to bother with Master Vault of Glass altogether. If Bungie is aiming to make leveling a more prominent part of Destiny's endgame PvE experience, it needs to introduce some new leveling systems that are more engaging than what we have now. It also doesn't cap your level like Grandmasters do, which indicates that Bungie wants players to have to grind their level up for the Master raid.Д«ungie needs to introduce new ways to level efficiently if it's going to be part of the endgame. The Master version of the Vault of Glass raid has tons of close-range encounters and swarms of enemies that threaten to quickly overwhelm you if you're not in the 1340+ Power Level range, even if you're using defensive strategies and one of the best Destiny 2 builds. But in Grandmaster Nightfalls, you have many more opportunities to deal with enemies from range and get more revive tokens, too (assuming you prioritize killing Champions).

#Destiny patrol sucks full

After all, Grandmaster Nightfalls cap your Power Level at 1335 regardless of how many levels you've earned and pit you against enemies at 1360 - 10 higher than Master Vault of Glass' 1350 enemies and a full 25 Power Levels higher than you. It's true that my friends and I don't technically need more Power Levels to complete the Master Vault of Glass. And I hate that I feel required to trudge through that slog just to have a chance in the Master Vault of Glass raid. To-do lists that ask me to kill X amount of an enemy or get X amount of kills with a specific weapon type aren't enjoyable, they're a slog. The only efficient way to accrue large amounts of experience to level up your artifact is to complete bounties, which are monotonous and feel like chores. This wouldn't be an issue if the leveling process beyond the pinnacle gear cap of 1320 was fun and engaging, but it isn't. Grinding bounties for levels is a terrible and outdated system. The Master Vault of Glass raid that Bungie recently released is an exception, however, and the reason why is because the raid's 1350 Power Level demands that players gain a lot of Power Levels on their seasonal artifact to make its combat feel less punishing. I'm usually always excited to dive into whatever hardcore PvE challenge that the game's developer, Bungie, throws at me. As someone who regularly does Master and Grandmaster Nightfalls as well as several raids each week, I consider myself an endgame player in Destiny 2.