For those of you who back up RNG.
Ever thought why you're getting so many NLB's or Dragons breath? Rng would not let this happen by default unless bungie added a percentage rate for something to drop in the RNG algorithm. This includes Xur. I'm not saying it's complete bull shit but anything that manipulates an outcome is not true RNG. I have no concrete proof other than every other payer i encounter complaining about being rewarded a 6th NLB or Dragons breath. This is a huge red flag. People asked why in the world was NLB even made. It's simple. Ever heard of a filler? Since progress of the public was miscalculated, fillers were released into the wild. The NO LAND BEYOND is the most obvious filler. Since players are hitting a wall having everything or missing 1 or 2 exotics, they get the fillers over and over Again. You call that RNG? Someone had to get something for raids or nightfalls right?
I'm not mad and just wanted to raise awareness. understanding why and how things are made gives you the bigger picture and prevents butthurt. Once Destiny is filled with 20 raids, 100 strikes and over 1000 exotics... never mind. You will be on the 4th Destiny by then.
First mistake - assuming that people hate dragons breath or NLB for that matter.
Second mistake - bitching about random when you obviously don't know the definition of random.
And like Green Soldier indicated to you....items are obviously weighted.
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