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5/25/2015 1:33:30 AM
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Wolf chests
Today i did forgotten shore, and the moon archers something or other. I successfully defeated both bosses, but no chest could be found. There were 5 people in all randomly searching and nothing.
Why is there a limit to get the chest the first time. Start the timer after its been opened once. That will solve people constantly returning to it. Why not put a light shining into the sky from it so we can at least find it.
And whats the point in doing the POE if the chests that you can find drop no treasure keys. Pointless. And fix the gun smith 50 reforges and every 5 rolls got the same god damn perks
INCREASE VAULT SPACE!!! I've had to delete all my stored exotics and legendary weapons.
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We do not want trolls telling us how "easy" it is to find the chests, we want our reward to not be dangled in front of us only to never actually receive it. I don't normally miss them either, but found only one in for today. Do the chest at the feet of the boss. How can that be a bad thing?
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1 ReplyI guess I leave the ether chest guide here... http://destinypublicevents.com
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1 ReplyGood grief. I have never looked at the videos of locations and I think I've only missed one... Just get on your sparrow and haul ass in a loop around the *entire* area. Nine times out of ten they are visible from your sparrow. Once you find a location you'll know one of the places to look next time, so it gets easier every time. If the timer didn't start until you opened it, it would make it vastly easier for entire teams to hit it even more than they already do. If the keys were guaranteed, it would entirely negate the point of having keys in the first place. I agree a little space would be nice, but aside from HoW I own *everything* the game has to offer... What in the hell are you people storing in there? :-) Good luck.
