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1/26/2015 8:15:32 PM
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to each their own bro. it's not even that someone farming in these strikes but probably trying to actually enjoy the strike. you say its not fair for one person to do all the work but that was his/her choice bro no one told them to. there's no argument there.
No one stops you from running through the strike don't stop us from killing everything
p.s i run through strikes sometimes too but i don't reach checkpoints and kill myself to reunite with my long lost random teammate
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Edited by l Am A Man: 1/26/2015 8:31:24 PMI don't either. But I can see the appeal of it. That's a 2 way street. If they want to farm engrams by killing every damn dreg. Then get a couple of sloth buddies and go nuts. Otherwise, if they die and move you forward. Accept it, go back, or leave the strike. All three of those are acceptable. But understand I don't like giving rewards to randoms, and if I get to the final boss, I'd just keep wiping us until the guy leaves, or catches up. Which probably wouldn't take long.
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#troll
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Took you that long? I must be doing good today. I run strikes every way. If I need to accomplish a goal, I run them fast. If I'm not I'm a hurry, I'll kill most of the enemies. If I'm running with a friend who hasn't had the game long, I'll help him/her kill everything. But my solo rums are normally dependent on the randoms if their fast paced, I am. Slow paced, I am. Afk, I leave.
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i knew it was some sort of trolling involved just wasn't sure if it was genuine
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Yeah, it's strangely satisfying.
