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11/27/2014 9:54:34 AM
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I'm Alone... and Bungie doesn't care

Dear Destiny, Thank you for being so awesome. I love you like a brother loves a sister. I have defended you to those that cast you down, fought by your side against the bullies who made fun of you and done everything I can to make sure you're safe and sound come night time. You gave me hope for a new type of MMO, where I didn't have to have 20+ random "friends" to get good gear. Finally, for the first time in my MMORPG(FPS) gaming life I had the chance to stand on my own two feet because the systems you provided me when I was young gave me those friends to play with when I needed them and let me be when I didn't. Then I grew up. Of course, for those that haven't been following the analogy, I mean when I got to level 20. Now, when I needed you most, you're gone. Don't get me wrong, you'll still help me find those friends to do the low level strikes when I do them except that I don't need them any more. "Oh, I see you're doing Sepiks Prime without any modifiers, let me find 2 other level 28's for you because you'll need them." When it comes time to do the Weekly Heroic Strike and I need a few mates to help me out... "Oh, you want to do Sepiks Prime but on level 28 Heroic this time? Well... you can do it by yourself you ungrateful little nerd!" It honestly saddens me that a game would have the perfect queueing system built into it and then wouldn't use it when it's actually useful. There are so many things I can forgive but the fact that Destiny won't allow you to queue for the hard stuff but it will for the easy stuff is mind boggling. All I ask is for the option that when I attempt a strike, let me choose between "Queue For Help" or "Go It Alone". Surely that's not too much to ask.

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