Players who PVE why dont you have 100 resil?

[NationX]

I'm intrigued. 100 DR gives 30%

[Eriana]

Originally posted by N33MA:

Originally posted by redk:

I've disputed your points over and over. You just keep repeating the same thing.

At this point, all has been said. I will keep passing over people like you in LFG, just like most people will.

You can do what you want with this information, but if on top, you admit you die to big 1 shot telegraphed attacks, that's not a good argument. That's the last thing that should be killing you.

Lol good riddance...

https://raid.report/pc/4611686018471145452

Bro got 3 Levi Clears and called it a day

[verbtime]

destiny players really be arguing over nothing

[Filipino Enjoyer]

they are bad players simple as that

[redk]

Originally posted by Vivi:

Originally posted by N33MA:

Lol good riddance...

https://raid.report/pc/4611686018471145452

Bro got 3 Levi Clears and called it a day

Yeah because I stopped playing during Curse of Osiris. Hard to do raid clears of a game you don't play.

Came back during S23.

[Kampish]

theres some people who also don't have 100 resil cause they got other mods on their gear that make them at cap. i think you can do this with resil, intel, discipline, and str. some give 10 points others 20 i think or it might depend on how many you have stacked up. not alot of people know about or think about it. at the same time its taking spots for other mods away. instead of min-maxing that stuff i just run 100 resil and anything else follows. rn i got 3, 100, tripple builds for different stuff. just do activities, put any gear in your vault over 63 base and use D2item picker to do the stats for you.

[The MidgetCrusader69]

100% RES is overrated. You can have exta RES thanks to orbs of light with mod, you have facet of protection, woven mail, overshield.. With the amount of orbs that are laying around you really don't need it. Even lower than 90 is ok becauses im always full on orbs... so always full on RES

[Stormbird]

Originally posted by NationX:

I'm intrigued. 100 DR gives 30%

I always have 100 resil.

[Lil C]-[ew C]-[ew is ☂д☂]

Originally posted by Chalchiutlicue:

I still get oneshots with 100 resi and armor mods.

With 100 of resilience you can survive from unfriendly griefers in Vanguard strikes. Like pushing you over to a wall for example.

[redk]

Originally posted by The MidgetCrusader69:

100% RES is overrated. You can have exta RES thanks to orbs of light with mod, you have facet of protection, woven mail, overshield.. With the amount of orbs that are laying around you really don't need it. Even lower than 90 is ok becauses im always full on orbs... so always full on RES

You do know that that extra resilience stacks right ? It doesn't just make the passive resilience from your gear disappear ?

[Coldhands]

There’s enough damage resist/over-shield/healing in Destiny that 3% more DR from 90 to 100 Resilience really doesn’t matter.

On the other hand, there’s enough ability energy regen that the extra few seconds off a cooldown doesn’t make a lot of difference either.

I’d prioritize RES over anything else and then use perks for quicker recharge of any abilities critical to my build. But I also wouldn’t rely on 100 RES to keep me alive in high end content. Leaving a raid because somebody doesn't have 100 RES is dumb without looking at the rest of their build (also, Raid combat isn't that tough), because they may not need it.

[Puzuzu Ebon]

Why care about stats when every other boss can one shot you, or you get dropped into a pile of enemies without enough time to run for cover. Or my favorite, there is no cover and everyone told you to go res skipping mob so you can't even move fast enough to dodge.

Most of the time the only thing that keeps me alive or gets me through is a teammate. I'm at 2002 but I'm new to the game. Everything I read says the game didn't used to be this punishing. 80/90/100 res, idk, doesn't seem to make much difference. Maybe it does but I can't tell.

I was digging what everyone was saying about a weapon collect-a-thon and all the other brilliant aspects of it for casuals but every time i try to do a lost sector solo(just expert so far) or a dungeon or anything past 1945 I get stomped. Starting to think this ain't the game for me. I'm not great at shooters but I'm not completely awful. But everything in this game feels like a slog now.

So many things feel like they are intentionally wasting my time or are obtuse to the point of making me not care anymore. Shame too because I was loving it my first week or so.

[Ged]

Something I genuinely don't understand about the Destiny community, and I partly blame bungie for this, is that these hyper specific rolls don't actually have any meaningful impact in the gameplay, but players chase it like it's mandatory.

If you take someone with absolutely god awful stat distribution, measure their performance, then give the same player meta stats, their performance is more or less identical.

In the big picture, 3% damage reduction is absolutely indiscernible. You may have altered the course of 1 fight per day. It really doesn't matter that much.

I would argue it's far more important in PvP, but that's off topic.

I've pretty much always been a healer warlock, even back when it wasn't really a thing (starfire + charged grenades) and I'm sure the number of times a 3% damage reduction would have impacted my gameplay would be less than 100 times in 7 years.

The reason I blame bungie is because their build-crafting is honestly really limited and restricted. Almost everything has conditions that must be met, and short timers to keep players from engaging in anything that could resemble fun. So that leaves players chasing these specific rolls/stats to give themselves the illusion that they have this unique and powerful build.

[Coldhands]

Originally posted by Ged:

Something I genuinely don't understand about the Destiny community, and I partly blame bungie for this, is that these hyper specific rolls don't actually have any meaningful impact in the gameplay, but players chase it like it's mandatory.

It goes all the way back to D1 raid and nightfall LFGs requiring players have Gjallarhorn in order to join, because that let the group kill bosses faster. It was the most expedient way to beat the content, but we're talking a matter of a few minutes quicker at most.

I think it has a lot to do with players having a bad experience with randos who don't know what they're doing/aren't taking high end content seriously, and then wanting to minimize the possibility of that happening again so they insist that the mathematically optimal way to play is the only way they want anybody to play with them, and eventually they just start to believe that's the only correct way to play.

[Akemi Mera]

Because I choose to. I aint forcing you to play with me, plenty of fireteams willing to do endgame without 100 res enforcement.

[Kilbane]

Slightly off topic I guess but I've never understood why Bungie chose to do stats the way they have with only increments of 10 meaning anything. 90-99 Resil? You get 27%DR. 100+resil You now have 30%DR. 110 resil? Nope still 30%DR. None of this is explained in the game. Why not just do a straight .3%DR per point with a obvious cap at 100? Same for other stats.. just a raw % cool down reduction per point. It makes way more logical sense imo.