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7/4/2015 7:44:18 PM
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Yes the level matters crap is such a load. and I also got dropped into every dead match on the planet. I don't honestly think they have enough players left Here is why. My son had the xbox 1 so I thought heck it is just crucible I will go up and play it on the 360. So I did some and thought heck I will get my Crota Hard mode done. Checked on LFG for a team last evening....Nothing at all. Checked some other raids nothing at all. Checked it again this morning just for giggles nothing. Got a team on the one to do it but noticed there were not many listings there either and if you do find a team it likely won't be experineced players. You are sure that a couple will never have done a raid. What that says to me is all the game vets are slowily going away. I know everyone declairs this game dead all the time but it sure does seem like it is and has lost a lot of players.
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You're trying to find a vog or Crota raid, but everyone has already fully completed those. Look for PoE or something.
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The leveling matters. I played in a match where I had a level 21 and 27 on my team and they combined for 1 kill and 9 assists. Mostly because they couldn't damage anyone.
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Have never researched that but what about weapon levels? 300, 331, 365. Has any one sen any difference in those in the banner? In my stuff I don't see any difference between running as a 32 vs a 34 in terms of level. Might just be too subtle to notice though.
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I don't think that 30+ would have an effect. But when you start getting to to level 20-25 you're doomed. In between 25-30 a skilled player seems to do alright, but lower it doesn't matter. A guy from Reddit took a level 20 in "for science" and posted his results. https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/3bp7t8/i_brought_a_level_20_into_ib_for_science/
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that is a cool bit of research. Thanks for the link
