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Edited by Vayde:
2/7/2016 9:54:47 PM
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Trials Lighthouse Sherpas, Good or Bad?
Alright guys and girls, here is the deal, I have been posting of a few Trials Flawless Sherpa posts. I have a pretty high KD, a good medal score, and have been flawless almost 50 times. This attracted lots of people to reply to me.
I told them to all PM me and we could work out details, but after awhile I started getting hate messages from either "Elitists" or people who have tried and failed many times at Flawless. The messages said things like
"You're a scrub for doing carries, everyone needs to earn the Lighthouse with people on skill levels as themselves. If they have a 0.6, they play with maybe 0.8s and 0.7s. Stop doing carries, it's ruining trials"
Personally I think that everyone should have the chance to see the light of mercury at least once, no matter the skill level of the player.
What do you guys think of trials carries?
Discuss freely!
EDIT - If anyone wants to see mercury send GraffitiDrifter a friend request on Xbox One. I have about 50 lighthouse visits.
My Stats - https://my.destinytrialsreport.com/xbox/GraffitiDrifter
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19 RepliesOn the larger scale, I really don't care because Destiny is an ok game, but nothing special. So I'll answer this as carries in general on all games... they are bad. Not just bad, they are cancerous... I saw one guy on LFG advertising a service to carry people through the raid for money... It doesn't surprise me that some worm has seen an opportunity, but it's extremely disappointing. Anything which is considered as the highest tier of a game should have to be earned fairly. The problem is that the money people can make off twitch/youtube these days if they get enough of a fan base, is ridiculous. I'd personally love to see all streaming media channels have such pathetic payouts per view, that it would be near impossible to make a liveable income from solely streaming every day.
