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1/10/2015 3:35:55 AM
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Destiny Double Standards
I feel like there is a pretty big double standard going on in destiny. On one hand you have all these people saying "I can cheese Crota, it doesn't affect you if I cheese it, I can play the game how I want to play it."
Yet a lot of people then turn around and complain about how people play the game wen doing ROC strikes. I've seen threads where people bitch about how other players speed run ROC strikes, and also threads about people who do all parts and don't run through the ROC strike.
I guess everyone just likes to complain xD. (including me)
I guess I just find it funny that no matter how you play the game, it seems to be the wrong way because someone does it different than you.
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Saying "I can play the game how I want to play it." Sorry people, but saying that doesn't exactly mean the problem is fixed. In some instances yes, it is fine to say, but not all the time.
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It's not really a double standard, but you're right that people like to complain. Working in retail I learned how important customer service is because out of ten bad experiences 5 people will tell someone about it. Out of ten good experiences only one will share what they experienced
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You can't please everyone, so why bother trying?
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The raid groups are legit raider or cheese raider.
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agreed. i have a team that do speed runs. reason being because we belive the good prices are at the end and not in the drops, seein you cant get an exotic from a drop. if im playing myself ill just stick close to my fireteam althou i have had ppl msg me profanitys because i did run on but i ran back again you know. also cudnt care if ppl cheese, thats an error on bungies fault, like who releases there first dlc with a cheese on evry part of the raid? its got to be a joke
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Just sayin' (Bump)
