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10/30/2014 6:45:25 AM
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Actually about 2 million people have playe the raid and almost 700000 have finished it....its pretty easy to find a group on reddit,,, takes about 15 mins
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But why can't the GAME provide that service? Why do I have to go find strangers instead of the game finding strangers for me? I don't get people using that as an excuse for Bungie. "Stop playing the game, turn on your laptop, find a thread, message strangers, get their gamertag, find them in the fairly clunky Xbox friend system, send them an invite and THEN play. Rinse and repeat for 4 other members - nice and simple" Or... Have a button in the game that says "find players"... Wait 4 seconds and done. *angel choir sings" Taking 10-15 minutes to find strangers via computer or take 30 seconds to find strangers via matchmaking. Hmm. Find another excuse. Strangers are strangers.
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U dont have to look around, u make a post and people will add you and u just have to wait, also you can be specific like 28's only ect. No noobs
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That's fine and I appreciate you commenting in a non-condescending tone, but I think you are missing the point. Imagine if you had to do that for any other game? What if you had to go online and gather people to play a few rounds of call of duty? Or to challenge you to a game of Madden? Having to make posts to play Chaos mode on Sunset Overdrive? Why is Destiny the only game that everyone is ok with not doing this? When did we suddenly draw a line from something that's been a normal commodity since video games went online?
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I thought it was around 400,000...
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Link me to your statistics resources at your earliest convenience, thank you kindly.
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Destinytracker.com
