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9/11/2019 2:45:20 PM
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So I think account recoveries are stupid to begin with. You’re paying somebody to play a video game you paid for to play. What’s the point? (To get you pinnacle weapons) okay, but you still are gonna suck at the game and your Luna/NF/Revoker etc isn’t going to do anything for you if you don’t have any skills to back it up. I’m not gonna pull some random kid off the street, toss some bunker gear on them and expect them to perfectly and safely fight a fire. Same concept. Here.......
But the worst part about this whole situation (aside from the whole TOS argument) is that somebody has a recovery being done (paid or not, who cares) for the freakin’ strike playlist 😂. I mean, cmon. That’s like paying somebody to do patrols for you. If the concept of a recovery wasn’t pathetic enough to begin with, this person is having somebody do the easiest and most kind/numbing and repetitive part of the game for him 😂😂😂💩💩💩
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People on eBay doing recoveries for dust rock blues shotguns lol. People will pay anyone to do something for them no matter how minuscule it is. Hats off to the people making money off of stupid people.
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Like PT Barnum said, there’s a sucker born every minute 🤷🏻♂️.
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I agree with you. The revoker quest made me a decent sniper. I never thought that I would have success sniping in the crucible.
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Horrible firefighter analogy but point is valid.
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How is it a horrible analogy exactly? Account recovery to get you these god/tier pinnacle hand cannons for PvP. You’re still a crappy .30 k/d player. The proper and most effective tool for the job isn’t gonna mean squat when you don’t know how to use it. I pull somebody off the street who says “I want to ride in your big red truck and fight that fire”, I give them the proper and most effective tools for the job, but they don’t know how to use them so the tools aren’t going to help. I don’t think the analogy could really get anymore spot on.....
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I don't get why people are so mad about it, but i also think it's really stupid to do. What are you going t do when the guy deleted writhing out of your vault and the harasses purple until he gets your account banned? Why would you trust anyone with you're log in and password? I also doubt people that pay for these recoveries, which i think is a stupid name btw, are all smart enough to remove their cc information from the ps store etc. What are you going to do when these guys ruin up thousands of dollars in charges on your account?
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Edited by Lull9: 9/11/2019 8:03:39 PMPeople get mad because it forces honest players to have to play against top-tier "professional" players nonstop that otherwise might -blam!- off if there was no money to be had. And it's at least a [i]slightly[/i] self-reinforcing cycle. People pay which makes the lobbies harder on average so then even more people pay... which makes the lobbies even harder...
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I matched against triple wreck once In my life. I'm not worried about matching pros, but I'm also on ps4 and i assume they're all on pc. Bringing back trials would help that though. Lol
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There was a post the other day from sombody that their “game corrupted and their 750 Titan disappeared and wasn’t there when he reinstalled the game.” People called them out quickly on the fact they got recover-trolled. 😂
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I mean my clan only plays PvE really and there’s only like 8 people above a 1.0 in my clan, so I get them Recluse for free. Not every recov is a payed recov🤷🏻♂️
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I feel that people keep missing the “paid or not” portion of my post.
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I thought that only applied to PvE my bad. I think payed recovs are extremely stupid btw. The only recovs I do are for Recluse/Fabled, since Recluse is PvE meta.
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Facts!
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You don't necessarily have to be paying someone For example, I hopped onto my brothers account and helped him get ace of spades while he was away. That is, technically, an account recovery
