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Edited by Stuka:
11/11/2022 10:16:17 PM
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The saddest thing about the state of the game is all your friends/crew mates leaving the game for good and not being able to play with anyone you know
My clan of 69 has 5 active users, maybe 6-7 including me, usually only see 2 online. Most of my friends quit many months ago and moved onto other games because they saw the game for what it was worth. It's extremely difficult to recommend this game to anyone, not only because of the entry cost but because the game is just not what it used to be. The game has lost it's identity long ago and now its nothing more than a business for Bungie. I miss the era when passion was prioritized over profits.
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7 RepliesEdited by Ogma: Destroyer of Worlds: 11/12/2022 5:58:02 PMThis is part of why I hate that certain parts of the game are way too reliant on RNG as an attempt to get people to keep playing. I have bad RNG. I know that’s cliche and sounds whiny but I legitimately DO have bad RNG and am always last or near last to get something in my group. What happens is that everyone else gets what they want from a raid/dungeon and my choices are just not ever getting what I want from those activities, begging the people I know to help me with it week after week even though they don’t want to, or using LFG. And honestly, I’m just tired of it. I’ve stopped begging because I don’t want to be “that guy” but also because I barely ever get any responses anyway. The thing that always gets me to take a break is this. It’s not because I did everything I wanted and got what I was going for. It’s because the trollish RNG was unfavorable. That’s a bad system.
