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8/26/2014 4:33:34 AM
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So, you see a good piece of loot. You have to find out how to get it yourself. Not just be like "Hey, I want that, let's trade." Really, get your loot, and you wonder why some games have no longevity...
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this game presents itself as an MMORPGFPS yet it completely lacks a core interaction system with other players other than pvp and the strikes where you are silently forced to work with people. I am sure someone like you is such an 'experienced' grinder that you sure know how easy it is to get good weapons of the specific type you use. Hell during the beta whenever me and my bro ran together i could not get a single Scout rifle to drop that was of any quality, yet my brother managed to get not one, not two, three identical scout rifles, how in any way shape or form does it not make sense if he doesnt want the item to pass it over to someone who does? i worked just as hard as he did yet because i happened to be unluckier i should just never use scout rifles unless they are direct mission rewards?
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Well then you've got the wrong idea, you just can't expect it to be easy like that. You need to earn your loot in Destiny. If your friend has duplicated or unneeded items, he can dismantle them. If he has a cool exotic but it's not as good as his other one, then he can store it. It's not about getting a gin from a friend, it's about working alone or together to get loot like that.
