Once you hit level 30 in Tom Clancy's The Division, everything changes and one major issue with shooter's endgame currency presents itself.
It has been ten years of the franchise and a celebration is planned.
It's been almost 10 years since we first stepped foot in Ubisoft's extraction shooter, The Division and it looks like the developer will celebrate by giving fans a chance to replay the experience in "definitive edition" form.
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So basically they patched an exploit since they don't want people to have all the high end weapons before you were able to exploit it and now they have a "currency problem"? Patches and fixes happen all the time in these types of games, not a big deal. Just get the credits like expected and you'll be fine.
"All you can really do is try to ignore those carrying the most lucrative wares, or get on their good side to avoid a beating."
There is your answer. These types of games will always have early patching to try balance things out, the first to get there do reap the benefits but that's just the luck of the draw!
To be honest 10-15 per boss is definitely too high, however 1-3 is also too low, I think a set 5 would be nice and I am sure we will see more fine tuning with it.
I agree, the drop rate for phoenix credits changed drastically after the patch. They went from one extreme to the other. Destiny did this and I hated it then. Someone told me the named bosses in the DZ were dropping like 15 phoenix credits. Now they drop like 2-3. A soft medium would've been like 8-10. If I kill 5 named bosses per hour, that's like maybe 15 credits. Just to buy a blueprint, I'd have to grind for nearly ten hours or more. That's hardcore.
And I know you can get phoenix creds by completing hard/challenging daily missions, as well as sometimes completing side missions and killing the named bosses at the end of those. But I'm assuming you don't do any of that and just go straight into the dark zone. That's so crucial man. I'm hoping enough people complain about it and get them to up the drops a bit. 15 was definitely too much, as I don't mind working for stuff, but 2-3 is too little. I'd even be ok with 5 or 6 per boss.