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5/29/2015 6:37:45 AM
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Someone as organized and well spoken as OP would make an amazing Clan leader.
No disrespect to your opinion or feedback. Trying to make helpful suggestions.
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.... He did? Wtf DeeJ -.-
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I was proving a point about how condescending he has been. And the post came from DeeJ fingers.
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No worries Rocket. Your answer was necessary
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Thanks for the support
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Edited by NewFlava: 6/6/2015 11:30:19 PMLet’s be clear, people creating communities around your game because they like it? Good. People creating communities around your game to make up for missing mechanics, like the ability to allow individuals to find each other to play difficult content… Very bad.
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Edited by TheKungLao: 6/4/2015 6:52:43 PMA developer such as Bungie has the means and manpower, why not add optional matchmaking? No disrespect intended. Trying to make Bungie realize not everyone has the time or social skills required to find people to play with.
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[quote]A developer such as Bungie has the means and manpower, why not add optional matchmaking?[/quote] Note that (again) this subject was purposely ignored. I truly believe that they did not add the capability into the original software, and it cannot be changed at a reasonable price at this point, so everytime the subject comes up they plug their ears and sing loudly, hoping the subject will be forgotten by everyone else.
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Could be. It may never happen, but hopefully they will take consideration of these arguments for their next installment of Destiny.
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Hey Deej, While the OP might have the skillset needed to succeed as a clan leader, that doesn't mean that they have the drive or time available to commit to such a thing. I was given leadership of a World of Warcraft guild for pretty much the same reasons you point out here. Unfortunately the clan folded within six months because I did not have the time to commit to leading properly, nor did I have a desire to be the one dealing with the management of the guild. Just because people might match up with your (rather minimal) qualifications, doesn't mean they would have success. And trying to shoehorn someone into a role they may or may not want because you believe they would succeed is unhelpful, and even possibly damaging to the community.
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But, if OP were to make a clan who would join? And if they wanted to make a clan then why haven't they done it yet? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS FOR YOU DEEJ BECAUSE YOU ARE THE MAIN PERSON THAT IS THE LINK BETWEEN THE FORUMS AND THE GAME DEVS
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They are lazy and want to be carried to get loot.
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Wow, talk about disrespect. I've never seen such a back handed compliment. Afrer a well thought out point and post, you respond: Cuz you're smart, do it our way. He wouldn't have posted this if he thought your way worked! For -blam!- sakes. That Destinylfg.net even exists should be an embarrassment to Bungie.
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Nicely stated.
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FAIL. Epic, biblical fail.
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DeeJ, I've been a clan leader. We had an excellent clan that represented everything Bungie had in mind when you talk about pre-made teams. So I've previously stayed on the sidelines regarding this issue. Well not long after Crota we experienced a lull brought on by the ennui of the overall poor quality of the first expansion. Not long after, most either hung up their ghosts or migrated to Xbox One. And I was left clanless. I've been a member of several clans since and none have come close to duplicating the experience. They are basically just one more place to post a LFG. This as well as time spent (wasted) posting on LFG has really changed the way I view things. Having in game matchmaking would really give no better or worse groups than what the majority of us are already experiencing. It would just eliminate an excruciating wait time that is causing me as well as a large number of others to miss out on some of the best content. As a husband, a parent and a working adult, I simply do not have the time to find and maintain new groups all the time. My game play is usually limited to about an hour here or there and if I can find or set aside the time to run a raid, the last thing I need is to waste hours just trying to get a group together. The community knows Bungie can do this. They added matchmaking to the weeklies. So what is the real issue? I'm sorry but, "That's not the way we envisioned you playing so we don't want to do that." is not a sufficient reason. The community wants this. Bungie can do it. If it's optional, it's not hurting anyone who is in disagreement. So WHAT IS THE ISSUE? Give us a real answer DeeJ. And if there isn't one, then just give us the matchmaking already.
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All the bumps
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BUMP!
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My thoughts exactly
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So you got nothing to say to this. I'm leaving the forums for a while.
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Lol and this is another example of your.. my way or the high way tactics, How's that working for your games traffic? This is the only game I know that deliberately hurts them selfs because your right and the thousands of posts are wrong I
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How could so many people be wrong? ....ever heard of religion buddy?
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Did you just compare religion to destiny lol idiot! Faith is something far greater than you and me and especially a bloody game
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Edited by FireBroncaEagle: 6/1/2015 6:14:39 PMHahahahahaha faith is belief without evidence . its an irrationality held by billions. Totally applies. It was also made by man just like a video game! Exodus the board game! Lame, I rolled death of all the first borns....I really liked my son....oh well ....
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Faith is for the weak. Real people become the "faith" everyone prays so hard to protect them.
