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1/14/2014 5:38:56 AM
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Trading
Lets say you and your friend defeat a boss, (which has a likely chance to drop exotic weapons and armor). And you see that your friend has acquired a weapon of your liking, just as well as you, your friend also sees that you have collected a weapon of their liking. In this case trading would be a suggestion.
Do you think Trading loot drops with another guardian would be appropriate?
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I think trading is good but when a trade is done the level of the weapon or armor should reset to 0 or 1. This way low level guardians won't be to over powered.
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As long as it is rank appropriate, why not?
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1 AntwortenAlready confirmed, at least in the form of gambling.
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1 AntwortenI personally want trading so my friends I and can trade down weapons to our secondary characters. For me its so I can use weapons I no longer use with my primary and they still have value instead of dumping them off on a merchant.
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Would you want to tho? A private loot stream tailored toward you specific character....loot wont.happen often and they want to make.a loot drop valuable to you...I ask again....would you want to trade?
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I'd take trading along with a market to trade with everyone, but no way of buying exotics or resources with dlc/money packs paid for with actual money.
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Yeah that would be good but bungie should make it so that people can't spam you with trade requests
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That's what the tower is for I think. It's a giant market gathering with merchants and what bit
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2 AntwortenAt a certain point in the game when I have a sufficient amount of money if I pick up a weapon I don't want to use I'll just drop it anyway.... If I can.
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I'd go as far to say to speculate that Bungie might try to add an economy to Destiny, collecting resources or maybe trading at the city market. General 1-on-1 trading, though, I think is a given. In a game with multiplayer loot based mechanics there's bound to be people fawning over other people's guns, dueling them or haggling them for a chance to try it for a spin.
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I thought trading was already said in one of the videos? Can't remember which one though.
