clan based on diablo but revamped with guns?

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#193349984Monday, July 11, 2016 5:01 AM GMT

like youd be able to get gear at the end of a successful raid to boost your characters stats and stuff and youd have stuff for head, belt, chest, etc just like diablo dead players drop gold etc

Locust_1

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#193350092Monday, July 11, 2016 5:02 AM GMT

better off not using guns, but you can still fight gunfighting clans. defense wins don't count in wars.

Otherworldliness

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#193350256Monday, July 11, 2016 5:05 AM GMT

'Based on Diablo' 'Uses guns' I'm sorry but those two statements are never allowed to be used with each other.

YumoriZatsuken

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#193350384Monday, July 11, 2016 5:07 AM GMT

@nick it depends on the war terms usually if a defence win can count you need 2 defence wins to equal 1 raid win

dev_Brandon

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#193350645Monday, July 11, 2016 5:10 AM GMT

i meant the wins wouldnt count for warscores as a defense but if the timer ends and overtime is over and they dont win technically you "win" the defense and would then drop gear for the home team so it wouldnt be like they just get free stuff like at VS's fort where they get level for killng noobs and randoms and have a huge home defender advantage and i was thinking division when i said guns and they added updates that make the new dlc like diablo dungeons so thats why i said that, and i dont see a problem with combining that system

dev_Brandon

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#193350914Monday, July 11, 2016 5:15 AM GMT

idk i just think itd be cool personally like every player starts out with a basic class youd have like sniper assault support medic ig basic classes but then you would develop your players as you play and sure the defenders would have an advantage simply from "win"ning defenses but itd be a cool concept and would generate random people if it took off properly