This makes me want Tali from Mass Effect to be a DLC skin.

He wants a game that will make money for a real life homophobe and racist to fail, I guess.

Finally a game where racism is not an option, but a gameplay function.

Vanguard + Crucible marks get you plenty, cap or no. That plus weekly strikes/daily mission gets you coins and motes of light which you can trade for exotics. All that with the rare legendary drop to supplement it and you're on the fast-track to 26+. And as for the legendaries sold being "meh"?

"Yeah, well, that's…

See, that's the problem, you think the main way you're supposed to get legendaries is via random drops.

Because in this analogy "work" is actually a pretty fun and competent co-op shooter and the lottery is boring as shit.

Do they pay more for NRFB?

According to his stats, he might have only went to the cave a few days. Most of his kills were from the crucible, story, and strikes. I guess you either hate the game or love it. You must be one of the haters.

Spreading false information like this is probably the reason people are wasting time on that cave instead of playing with their friends. You can get to 27 without relying on luck at all, which allows you to take part in almost everything the game currently has to offer.

Except for the part where you can buy legendary items from the various rep vendors in the tower with a 100% reliability rate?

Insomniac head Ted Price then got to what is, for better or worse, the heart of the matter. "It's almost like we had so much complexity everywhere else that this had to be one of the simpler constraints for us," he said. "You have so much other complexity in all the things you can wear, the hair, the animations. We…

It's weird, isn't it. This game... yeah, it's got MMO stuff. And yeah, I think it'd be better if the loot was either color-based or engrams were communicated in a different way. That's Destiny in a nutshell: a game with shit communication. Because it's a great game with fascinating ideas and a fresh take on so many…

It sounds like you've mistakenly equated Destiny with other MMOs. You're not mad because it's bad, you're mad because it doesn't conform to arbitrary genre standards.

The problem is, is that is where you put supplementary information. Not your whole fucking lore and backstory.

I'm standing in front of a cave, my assault rifle drawn. I'm shooting at a steady stream of identical aliens. I do this for an hour, hoping an alien will drop a good enough item so I can finally feel okay about walking away. That moment never seems to come. That's Destiny.

At times, I've felt as though I'm playing Destiny "wrong" by farming exploits and choosing boring missions over enjoyable ones. But if I'm playing incorrectly, why has the game been designed to reward that style of play?

Someone's Jelly!

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this is cool, until that moment at the end where ashley tries to hit on leon