Actually, they shouldn't have trophies for raids if they are going to lock a bunch of people out.
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Edited by Eternity: 8/12/2014 1:06:26 AMOf course they should. Just like most games having an achievement for finishing the game on the hardest difficulty, knowing that 95%+ of the fanbase will never even unlock that difficulty, let alone attempt it. Nobody is locked out of raids - anybody can attempt them. Whether you succeed or not, that's another question entirely...
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It will begin at lvl 25 and you will need gear with Light, so fresh lvl 20's will already be gated out of the raid.
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[quote]Actually, they shouldn't have trophies for raids if they are going to lock a bunch of people out.[/quote] You aren't locked out. You have access to the internet, forums, and match making within strikes/crucible. Plenty of time to create more than 5 friends. You know, more than 5 just in case life calls you will have a replacement. Stop your moaning.
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Then they shouldn't have Vidmaster Achievements which required you to find 3 other people. Then they shouldn't have beating games on hard mode achievements, then they shouldn't have no death achievements, then they shouldn't have reach level whatever achievements. My point is achievements are meant to be earned and the fact that you or someone else feel like they are being locked out is ridiculous. Then the achievements wouldn't be achievements if everyone can easily get them. They would just be nothing.
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[quote]Then they shouldn't have Vidmaster Achievements which required you to find 3 other people. Then they shouldn't have beating games on hard mode achievements, then they shouldn't have no death achievements, then they shouldn't have reach level whatever achievements. My point is achievements are meant to be earned and the fact that you or someone else feel like they are being locked out is ridiculous. Then the achievements wouldn't be achievements if everyone can easily get them. They would just be nothing.[/quote] All of this
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Really good points in this sub-thread.