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10/7/2015 3:05:27 AM
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Well obviously you never really played a mom game then. Because no matter what rng is always there and just because you aren't getting what you want doesn't mean the system is that bad. The rng is supposed to be complete random. I have ran the raid 10 times also since launch and my main is 309, and my lock and Titan are both 304+. It's suppose to be a grind to get that max 310. Yes it can be frustrating or annoying but all that extra gear has it's used also.
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No , its suppose to be fun challenging and rewarding....... its a game not a 3rd shift factory job
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Edited by Hiire: 10/7/2015 4:49:25 AMYes, I understand what you're saying. BUT the problem I'm having is people who've only ran the raid once are getting 310s or getting the full set on their first go or their second go. How's that fair to the people who've invested countless hours/days into getting exactly what they achieved to get in a day or two. I feel the RNG system is severely flawed in this aspect. As it is not rewarding to those who spend more time on destiny then others as it should be.
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[quote]Yes, I understand what you're saying. BUT the problem I'm having is people who've only ran the raid once are getting 310s or getting the full set on their first go or their second go. How's that fair to the people who've invested countless hours/days into getting exactly what they achieved to get in a day or two. I feel the RNG system is severely flawed in this aspect. As it is not rewarding to those who spend more time on destiny then others as it should be.[/quote] Ran with my friend, he never done the raid,he got the Warlock helmet and chest piece at 310 im still looking
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But then what you are saying is take away the aspect of rng period and make it based on your light. The whole point of a raid is to get better gear but some people are luckier them others. That's what rng is. It's random and meant to be that way. I remember doing raids in wow for months before I got everything I needed while others got it in a week or 2. My first raid I got a 310 chest for my hunter and a 310 auto rifle and now I'm slowing working it to upgrade by infusing everything to 310. Wether by getting lucky in the raid loot. Or using 310 exotics I get and don't want to boost gear up.
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No No, I'm not saying remove it I'm saying improve it.
