It's not perfect. Sure, the loot [i]drop[/i] system is decent, however I have [i]yet[/i] to get anything other than uncommons or motes from legendary engrams. It really does suck getting ur hopes up then getting shit in return.

I get what your sayin a billion percent but to keep it short an sweet..... do you agree with people who do terrible runnin around getting in team mates faces just for 'laughs' ultimately making your team lose an some people take pvp seriously (not me lol) only for them to get 'rewarded'..... for WHAT!!!!! Lol Then you realise the top two people who actually tried got squat. So are we sayin that we agree with bad being rewarded and good getting 'bleep' I for one do not because real life has toooooooo much of that already and games are supposed to be an escape from it Just my opinion

"Entitlement" the most overused word on this forum. People are allowed to have opinions and complain. They're not being "entitled" just sharing their opinions.

I feel like a lot of this particular community has just never played an mmorpg. Play WoW and compete with 25 others in a heroic raid for a .1% drop and tell me this loot system is too hard.. If the loot isn't rare than you never get that "OMG GUESS WHAT DROPPED FOR ME" moment that makes mmorpgs so satisfying

Sorry, i disagree. Cant stand the loot system. I played a crucible game and -blam!- the other team by going 4.5 kdr and getting first on my team and i get no engrams. While a guy literally just joined at the end, gets 1 kill, and gets a legendary engram. Thats a -blam!-ed up system. Ive seen this too many times on crucible. I dont mind everyone having a chance but it needs to be weighted properly. As for pve, it should be weighted also based on difficulty of enemies. common enemies (dregs, thrall, etc) have lowest chance of dropping a rare engram while a boss or major has a much higher chance.

The campaign loot system is alright but the online one is rubbish. The people who get the good stuff are always the ones who put in no effort and get about 3 kills, it shouldn't be based completely on luck it should give better stuff to people who are higher up the scoreboard otherwise there is no reward for doing well and you may as well sit around for the whole game and hope you get something good because you have just as much chance as anyone else in the game.

[quote]Quit complaining. There's such a ridiculous sense of entitlement amongst a portion of this community that it's sad and makes me weep if you ever have children. We don't always get what we want when we want it, sometimes we never get it. Your parents probably taught you that but your incessant whining in other video games got results and erased that thinking. I mean, who do you think you are? You didn't make the game. You have arguably zero say in what they do. You bought it sure, but you aren't paying a monthly fee so nothing is keeping you here. Personally, I think the loot system is the best I've ever seen, save for the fact that there should be a random attribute generator I.e. Diablo 2 and 3. Other than that, it's perfect, it's a mirror image of life and REALITY. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Sometimes you win big, and sometimes you get force-fed a giant shit sandwich on a God forsaken mountain in Afghanistan. Just enjoy the game. It's easy to do if you stop obsessing over getting the best gear. Just play and have fun. Edit: 'Murica.[/quote] I agree with you mostly, but I see your max level is 23 right now. That's about the point the drop rate starts to get a little stale. I'm not one of these fancy brats complaining about everything, I love the game. But since level 24-25 getting anything to drop is a huge pain, even getting crafting materials feels like a freemium game. Sometimes I get on after work and play my usual 3-4 hour block and end up with nothing to show for it. The game has great progression ip until a point, then it just starts to feel really tedious. Anyway, if you want my 2c, I think the drop rate is like this so people don't max out at 30 too quickly. A lot of multiplayer rpgs boost the drop rate sometime after release. Cause you know if the game gave rewards for every single little thing, people would max out and complain there's nothing to do. On the other hand, go try farming ascendant shards for light level. It took me a week to get 6 for one upgrade and it barely moved my light level by one millimeter. It just doesn't feel like a good time/reward ratio. But I guess 20-30 is endgame and they don't want to make it too easy on us. You're right, life doesn't alwaya give you what you want, but isn't that why people play videogames?