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Edited by Menkus:
9/14/2017 12:27:32 AM
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To each their own. Some people prefer a hike in the woods, others prefer to climb mountains. Neither way is wrong, which is why Bungie has been removing the requirement of doing the raid to get max light.
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[quote]To each their own.[/quote] Exactly. Thanks for taking a mature view on this issue. I get that a lot of gamers get off on completing challenging activities and I respect that. But it's not for everyone. I watched a few hours of the Leviathan Raid and after the first dozen or so wipes I was in awe of the fact that the people I was watching hadn't given up. I would have gotten frustrated and upset with all the repeated failures. My daily life is stressful enough, I don't wasn't to come home and spend all my spare time failing to accomplish anything.
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Yeah, if your life is negatively affected by playing video games then you should stop.
