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1/8/2015 5:20:18 PM
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So several isolated incidents mean that it's a trend? You and "everyone you've spoken to" see it one way, and then it's concrete fact?
I repeat; there are millions of instances of crucible matches every DAY. You do NOT know how they all end based on your couple of hundreds of rounds' experience, and your friends as well.
I [i]have[/i] seen legendaries and exotics go to top players. I've also seen legendaries and exotics go to bottom players. They are random bonuses, not meant to be ground out. Grind for legendary gear from marks and rep, that's the one way you can guarantee gear and weapons from doing the crucible.
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Have you ever heard of outliers in a data set? Fact is most rewards go to low players. You can't dispute that.
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You can't call it a fact because you don't know for sure. That's what I'm disputing; the fact that the vocal minority comes here to complain does NOT mean that is the way the game is designed. I know what outliers are, but I believe that we're not seeing the whole picture and using our incomplete data to assume; because, unless you are a designer or developer for Bungie, and know exactly what goes into the bonus reward system, you CANNOT claim that you know FOR CERTAIN how the RNG system works. You can't, I can't, nobody can. All [i]I[/i] can do, and I'll I'm trying to do here, is use my experiences, and my history of playing around with RNG loot system based games, and applying it to Destiny, as a counter argument to "bungie always give best drops to worst players." I stand that any "data" we find here on the forums is the vocal, yet angry, minority, and that a true RNG system wouldn't run that way.
