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Edited by samuryz:
9/18/2014 1:10:49 PM
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Trading
Why do people see the option of trading a bad idea yeah people are gonna abuse it or farm or whatever. But are you really telling me don't abuse the system now. I've had many instances already where I will be playing with a friend and he will get a duplicate weapon that has more damage than mine but we're the same level so what's wrong with being able to drop it on the ground and have me or them pick it up. I saw in some comments about it "ruining games" I've never seen it ruin a game except for people who whine and can't adapt to beat someone who has one better thing then they do. Cause of course if someone beats you there a no life hacking camper who lives at home with his parents
But thanks bungee for overall making a awesome game. From a competitive halo player everything for me has been well balanced and well done, I haven't had any huge issues so far.
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[quote]First of all, the point of the game is to play the game, to get good gear to have an awesome guy. It's all about putting in the hard work to make your guardian better. It good to know that your guardian is awesome because you made him that way, not because someone gave you all of the gear. Do you know what trading between players would do? Because I don't think a lot of you do. 1. Creates lazy people who bum gear off their friends. We all know you would. 2. Creates an opportunity for third-party sites to sell their gear for real money. Sites that quite often STEAL your money. 3. It wouldn't be right for someone who has only play an hour to have the same gear/level as someone who played 100+ hours. 4. Because of the third-party sites there will also be gear farmers who sell the item to this site. Then what happens when there is too many exotic gear and weapons? Bungi DECREASES THE DROP RATE! So one of two things happen. You either spend hundreds of of hours grinding because they decreased the drop rate, or you buy from a shady third party site. Also please don't tell me there is a way to stop third-party sites, there isn't. The only way to stop it is not to have trading. Finally I don't think some of you know what grinding for gear really is. Try killing the same boss over and over 800 times, just to get one level! (Diablo 2). So I don't think you want trading, just maybe higher drop rates (which I wouldn't go for but would be okay with).[/quote][url=http://example.com][url=http://example.com]link[/url]link[/url] This was my post earlier, and yes trading has ruined every game. That's why WoW has soul bound items and has a huge problem with people buying and selling WoW gold for real money. That's why Diablo 3 put in the real money action house because they knew it was going to be like that, but in the end that solution didn't work out either. It's not that hard to get rank 2 and buy all of your gear from the vanguard or crucible. Which you have to level up your gear to level up your guy to be able to do the VoG to get your level 30 gear.
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No trading please. The game is built around the hunt for gear. It's addictive. Make it too easy and the game will get stale fast.
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Give me trading
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4 RepliesA trading system means you'll gear out faster which equals you and others playing less. That isn't conducive to their goal lol... Sadly it sucks for us but benefits the devs in the long run. Same shit Blizzard does for D3 for PC to keep you grinding for weeks. It works but from a bad perspective.
