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Edited by TrulySublime:
6/26/2020 5:46:38 AM
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Someone got charged $400.00 for a normal whisper, So..
*Editing because I came across different than I meant to, and have seen other points of view*
I don't wish to shame anyone, rather I personally feel that with all things there should be an avenue of help for those who cannot afford as much. AND I feel that there should be help. Period.
I don't agree with insulting players for being 'bad'. Let me tell you why: A 57 year old gentlemen stepped into my stream and said: "I spent 6 hours doing puzzles, and when we got to the boss, I was kicked after 2 tries and lost everything." That guy got his divinity the same day with me. I hated what happened to him and made it a goal to make up what someone else did to him. He now is one of the best floor builders and high dps players i know, he also acquired his 1k and anarchy over on our stream, it was an awesome moment! Determination to be a better player is all that matters (usually). Those ending cheers after we've all finished a raid as a team, those things are part of what make gaming so great to me. I miss the gaming community being about those kind of moments.
I was helped for my first GoS clear by a stacked group who so kindly took me in and taught me the extras i didnt know about, the things that make it 10x easier. They didn't place me in the middle and say 'kill ads'; they gave me positions, detailed information on certain mechanics, and explained. Now i do the same, with over 120 clears and 90 sherpas in garden. They helped me advance when I was 6 months late to the game.
If any of you are struggling, and need a community, as well as a helping hand, we're here for you, and that's a promise. Come by the stream and say hello! I'm looking to find players who are down in spirits. Let's get you raiding!
- For the experienced players, I also teach speed strategies, skips and more -
A special thanks to these players who helped me become a better player.
Wingman
Yooz
IlIlIlIlIl
Avner
Bio
a750
redshadow
SolsticeSpectre
OptimusPrimal( my first teacher)
And many more!
Names have been shortened to keep confidential
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1 ReplyWhat console? I'd like to Anarchy before it disappears
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4 RepliesYooo you have given me hope. just because of you i will re-download and play destiny today. #blm
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Really it's up to the person what they value more.. time or money! But for people charging that need a kick in ths ass!!
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1 ReplyGood game bro! Thats what iv been missing in D2. I got carried un D1 and it made me alot better person. Once i learned the raids we would carry people through. Lots of them and teach them how to do it. Even squeakers ;) But i havnt completed a single raid in D2. The people i ran with were the worst raid experience ever. You get delt like that and you dont want to waste your time.
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6 RepliesAfter reading all the negative..I for one am glad I actually clicked on this post and went to see his stream yesterday. I just started playing D2 not long ago after my friend got me hooked on VR Rush of Blood and Resident Evil. Now I know why my son's are addicted to gaming. My hubby went out and bought me everything for the PS4 (he now regrets it, I'm sure). I watched and learned quite a bit about what was going and it also helped me see just how much jumping (which I pretty much suck at most of the time but I try my best) and how complex some of these activities are. Being a new person to the game world (51 year old grandmother and growing up on Pac Man and Galaga) it has been very helpful watching folks youtube and stream raids, quests etc., and I usually have to google quite a bit to find out what the heck I need to do with some of these in order to complete them. To me, this is no different than someone doing a youtube video and driving folks to see it. If someone wants to donate to help support it then who cares. I never even knew what Twitch was until I clicked on his link. I enjoyed watching and learning about what was going on. However, I would never pay someone to get a certain weapon or to advance my status in the game, that it is idiocy and why even play the game if you cannot put the time into the game, ask for help, do the work it takes to receive the particular sought out weapon and at the end have a feeling of accomplishment. I am so glad to have met certain people online during strikes and activities that actually are willing to help you instead of degrading you because you cannot do something correctly or it takes you awhile to get to a certain point in the activity and then have someone send you a message and tell you that you have no business playing or calling you names. Which is one reason I google a lot and try to find videos of said activity so that I can at least have a clue as to what is going on and what's expected.
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1 ReplyEdited by AENIMA1: 6/24/2020 2:32:31 PMNice to see some positive input regarding those in need of help. There are a lot of negative posts around. Was just reading a rant about 'stupid people' not knowing certain games mechanics and are 'the same people who want raid match making' as well as ridiculing the newcomers who 'just want to be carried through strikes etc' and called blueberries potatoes crayon eaters etc etc Constantly being called out like this is why a lot of beginners are cautious about trying new things or reaching out for help. So thank you for the encouraging post, gives me a bit of hope for the community. 👍 Ps. I'm a relatively new player, (a frequent 'blueberry') and I really don't care about match making raids, it's a ridiculous generalisation, some people - a lot of people - are simply new to the game /event /activity
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While I can agree that it's good to have a community that helps each other. I also don't feel bad for someone who's stupid enough to pay 400 smackeroos for a virtual gun.
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2 RepliesOne thing that made me fall in love with this game is the community. Although some people take advantage of casual players, there’s a lot of people who are willing to assist. I remember my friend and his experienced group helped me learn Crota and VOG, and my friend told me it was now my turn to help others. I’ve always had that philosophy with teaching raids now
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I would complain about this being a plug, [i]BUT[/i] I really respect what you are doing, so I’ll allow it.
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1 ReplyDude I'm there. I'm out of town until Friday but would love to learn from you. I have literally no PvE weapons. Don't even know what's good. All I do is quick play pvp. I'm 46 years old and I've done two raids in my life (vault of glass) and maybe 5 night falls. Would love to try something new that I would otherwise not have access to.
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21 RepliesEdited by TrulySublime: 6/23/2020 2:03:08 PMGetting alot of bad vibes on this post for plugging the twitch. Look i didn't have to plug it, but i did so that people could come meet the community, i don't ask for donations, nor twitch sub nor twitch prime or bits, or trades, or recovs or anything else. I don't even ask you to follow. I honestly only posted this to help players, be upset with my post all you want. 6 people got their divinity since this reply and the post was made. And for clarification all you frustrated players out there, i didn't ask for money or subs or bits or twitch prime or follows. Ask the viewers who watch, they can back me up. And anyone who is down hearted and doesn't have twitch, just message my PSN and i'll help :) obviously it has to be when im available and not on demand :)
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2 RepliesPeople like you are what i thought i would interact with for the majority of the time when i started playing 2,5 years ago... sadly most are not like this and won’t help you... When i was going for the Cursebreaker seal my then clan was annoyed about me going after old content, while for me it was new because I didn’t get Forsaken until Januari after it’s release... at one point i looked for help elsewhere and got into trouble with my clan which ended up me leaving and leaving some great guys behind... they wouldn’t help me but wasn’t sort of not allowed to play with another clan to get my stuff.... My current clan is a bit silent at the moment but they will return in the Fall (to be honest I’ve not played in 6 weeks too) but as of community wise i’m trying to get a Lev prestige done for ages now! People always kick me in LFG because i have 0 completions on prestige, and someone even ones said if i pay me money he would get me tru... uhm no way i’m paying money. I’m in a great small clan now with great people but it’s just silent because the seasons are disappointing this year, but still hope to get that prestige done before the Fall or else that plat trophy can never be earned sadly...
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"TrulySublimeSo = 1.5 months ago i heard someone was charged 280 dollars US for a divinity, then i heard 400.00 for a normal whisper. And again, once more, 150 dollars for a garunteed anarchy. I snapped. I snapped so -blam-ing hard that i started a stream, and GAVE everything i had to help the community, in 30 days we broke 13,000.00 dollars in "free help", 70 people got divinitys, 5 people got 1k's 2 people got anarchy." I think its Abusetly disgusting that people are charging $400 to do these exotic quests and raids its a disgrace that these people get off with doing this on LFG bungie should be finding these people and perma banning them destiny. Good for you helping new player get these exotic.
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2 RepliesWhy would you pay 400.00 for that though?
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I used to help others,every raid i did i took newbies with me,but now with all the grinding the game force me to do from power to bounties i just cant be 3h in raid on all 3 characters them do 2x contact them Reckoning or Crucible and after that mission...and i do not speak of dungeons,Ordeals and other activity...how can an experienced player found time to HELP when he got few hours after job and 2 free days at week...i do want some seals i do want power for trials.I believe that most of comunity are good peoples that just dont have enought time to help others learn bcs are crushed under the wheel of pointless grinding the game give us.
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I'm not into the streaming community, no offense, just not my thing. However, my hats off to you. This game could be so much more with more people like you. (Along with a big positive change within Bungie)
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15 RepliesPretty happy they’re finally looking into taking legal action against recovery accounts and the like. Good on them.
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What happens if you play on another console?
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Edited by Zor: 6/23/2020 6:36:34 PMthis post deserves all the upvotes. keep up the great work guardian!
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Xbox one msg Winged spartin and I'll help you get whisper free of charge
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Not really into gaming with streamers, but because of what you do I gave ya a follow. Stay classy sir.
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5 RepliesEdited by Il TINY lI: 6/23/2020 12:06:38 AMI love this, my other half and guys he used to raid with were CoS Sherpas, he was/is 4th in the world for Sherpas... they taught people patiently for free. Now my 10 year old son plays with us... my biggest fear is that he’ll run into douches that send hate. So far we’ve got him through whisper, he and I 2 manned PoH and got him through the first encounter in prophecy 🥰 Keep doing good things 🙌🏻
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8 RepliesGood man! Ive only done 1 raid in D2, but did a fair few in D1. Would love to get some help doing new ones but never see any offers to help etc
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2 RepliesIt is ILEGAL and bungie can create a lawsuit verses anyone who charges for anything related to this game, including trials of the modded remote garbage players Osiris. At no time can anyone legally charge for anything bungie related, that is infringement and the lawsuit for charging anyone anything for anything in this game would be outweighed to bungie and they would win. Bungie should have employees monitoring twitch, YouTube, and any social platform that offers this. There are carry companies now, bungie should end them all.
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1 ReplyThanks for doing this. We need more people like you in the community.
