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11/2/2014 8:44:34 PM
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I didn't want to use it, I wanted to experience the challenge of the raid. However, since I was playing with randoms, it fell to a majority vote. The other members of the fire team opted for the easy way out, as I said before.
It is not Bungie's fault that players find these exploits. I never said it was. However, if they allowed matchmaking for raids with options for being paired with players who wanted to play without utilizing exploits, I would be able to experience the raid as it was intended.
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Now you're just being ridiculous. Is there supposed to be a filter like "exploits on". It's not meant to be exploited at all. Why don't you use some initiative and ask the fireteam leader not to use exploits before you start your raid or better still, be fireteam leader yourself and make that decision.
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Yes. Because when I'm fire team leader 5 random stranger's will instantly respect my decision to avoid the easy route and play the game as it was meant to be played. They won't argue at all or leave when they realize I won't budge, or just let me die and do things the easy way after. I was being ridiculous, you're right. No game has ever had the ability to specify whether a player is a completionist, speed runner (which would be where those using exploits go), or casual gamer. Yeah no, no game has never had that before.
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Well lets be real here. If you're fireteam leader in vault of glass and you don't lead the raid then you're going to get nowhere. It's difficult to be reasonable with you when you think that it's bungies responsibility to stop you from using an exploit in order to overcome a boss encounter. The responsibility lies with you and you alone. If you felt it was such an issue, you could have just left the raid.
