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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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83 RepliesBungie just needs to sell weapons and armor that are obtainable for free in game at Eververse. That move alone would kill any 3rd party source asking for large sums of money for a completion or item. Having Bungie directly offering it as a purchasable option, provided that it's long past season probably a year or so, for you or you can earn it in game for free gives them the necessary funds to make content and deters people from pulling the game into a for profit system. Ain't no money in saving the world, so you might as well take back control of your game and make a profit on it rather than allowing people to profit in it. You can even lower the cost of emotes and junk so that buying them is more approachable. Virtual content has no limit or stock, so more small sales = more likely to buy something else in the future.
