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Edited by Tim-Mark:
1/2/2026 12:21:25 AM
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after spending 20+ hours of doing equilibrium multiple times, being screwed over by lfg teammates leaving during the 2nd phase, and doing multiple triumphs, l feel like I've earned nothing.
and after hearing triumphs only increase your exotic drop rate by 1% l feel like got punched in the stomach after being so burned out doing this dungeon, l don't want to do the dungeon and l hate doing it currently, but the only reason l keep playing it and replaying it is in hopes of trying to do the rest of the triumphs in hopes l can get the exotic, l used to have friends who helped me out years ago on dungeons and raids but almost all of them left for the same reason, one left for doing warlord's ruin 70+ times and not getting the exotic and just quit, the other doing ghosts of the deep 40 times and just taking a long break since she didn't get the exotic, and everyone else refusing to touch dungeons and raids since they've been burned out doing triumphs on trying to get the exotics, l feel like I'm placing myself in the same cycle and situation as them, like whats the point of triumphs in general if you barely get anything in return, if l got a shader or an emote or just a title that would be nice, but a mere 1% drop rate increase for an exotic with a 2% drop rate in general just feels almost pointless?
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4 Replies
ObelixMenhir - old
That’s been my experience too, playing D2 solo using LfG. I’ve done the Dungeon a couple times, and even if I like it, I was bored after 10 times. LfG is such a crapshoot, between the people quitting, people who don’t know the feats mechanics and won’t listen, people who aren’t prepared build wise… And more generally in all Dungeon, it really feels like they are stretching the content thin. The drop rate after an encounter is ridiculously low, even for legendaries, when you consider the time spent / difficulty of other activities. It’s meant to give you a piece of bone to chew at for ages, except IMO they are overdoing it. That’s why I don’t care much for Dungeons or Raids, not to mention the mechanics and jumping puzzles.
