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originally posted in:SmileB4DEATHxYouTube
9/16/2014 6:04:26 PM
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After watching your video (which I found was much better after I muted you), I have to say; if it requires dying to reset it, it's not a good farming spot.
I may be wrong, but I've only been playing MMO's and RPG's since the genres were first created.
But I don't think I'm wrong here, and I believe that most MMO and RPG veterans will agree with me on that. Dying and resetting is time consuming. The whole point of farming is that it is a much faster way to generate whatever it is you might be looking for in a faster way than just playing the game. To maximize that, you have to remove the dying/resetting aspect.
Thus, that is not a good farming spot.
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Respawning takes literally 5 seconds max if you're alone..
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Edited by Firehawk991: 9/16/2014 8:33:52 PMI agree. I don't want to die to reset. I just want to keep shooting, move the patern, collect the loot and repeat that.
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The alternative is pause, change character and select the same character then resume but that adds 2 cutscenes which makes it less efficient. Next I'll try the return to orbit and see the time difference.
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Good engrams are good engrams. What does it matter? This method is one of the better spots I've seen because of the higher enemies who also give out glimmer.
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news flash this isn't an mmo lol or an rpg
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Wrong its an mmorpg
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Wrong its an fpsmmorpg
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mmorpg is the generic term
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I was teasing everyone is trying to be so damn specific, It's a game that's fun, no need to argue about details
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True frankly I dont see the problem with the spot its not bad if you get good gear who cares if you have to wait to respawn
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When out on patrol, in the crucible, running strikes, you're [u]playing with others[/u] while [u]connected to Bungie servers[/u]= Massivly Multiplayer Online (MMO) In this [u]game[/u] you [u]play[/u] the [u]role[/u] of a revived guardian, take on missions to help save humanities "Traveler" and the universe it self = Role Playing Game (RPG) You seem to be trying to place the MMORPG genre into a very small circle of things, MMORPG is actually a very wide genre that incorporates many many different games. If you have to take on the role of a character and follow any type of story, you're in a RPG. If you have to be constantly online and others are around you playing that you can see, it's a MMO.
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News flash, yes it is both an MMO and a RPG you dumbass
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and an fps
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u -blam!- bungie has not once said it was an MMO its an fps action sci-fi game dummy kill urself
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So is this game not massively multiplayer? Or online?
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Edited by JasonLeeJames: 9/17/2014 4:37:12 AMMassivelyMultiplayer means that on your screen there are 30-100+ players. The max on screen in destiny is 3-16. Please tell me how is that massive?
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THANK YOU!
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Besides the fact that its an FPS right?
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It's also a FPS. It's all three...
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Technically an open world shooter not MMO but it is RPG
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How's it not an MMO?
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Too few players on one server/instance.
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Ah. Okay then
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Not enough people in world at the same time. Bungie also said it was not an MMO this whole time but a shared world shooter
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"shared world" Fancy word for MMO
