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3/13/2017 11:46:20 AM
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https://www.wastedondestiny.com/xbox/trickywitch420 ehm it seems like you enjoyed destiny a lot.. what are you complaining about?
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If You read all thru this Forum.. You'll see I have never denied playing this game.. and did enjoy it thoroughly ~ On the promise that one day it would be what they promised Us.. I was A very loyal Bungie supporter for the Halo series and just to put that in perspective.. I bought every Halo game and DLC ( if they had it) ...and had over 7500 social matches in Halo 3 in less then a year and 1/2 alone ~ My stats weren't to bad there either ... Look up AuntDodie420 sometime if ya still can ;) Food for thought ~ and Thank You for Your input, knowledge and respect... Truly appreciated (=
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Now I want to hit my 1,000-hour milestone. Good thing AoT is coming up.
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I've played a lot of Destiny, too. But as has been pointed out, the weight of broken promise after broken promise has perhaps risen to the breaking point. We were promised, and some of us (apparently, foolishly) expected something more than just another FPS, albeit with better mechanics and space magic: [quote]Destiny’s worlds are forever changing, making the game feel different every time you turn it one. Think of Destiny more like a platform than a game, because that’s actually a more accurate description. With this ever evolving world, players have an endless amount of opportunities waiting for them. Landscapes will shift and alter, dynamic events and missions will be created randomly and Bungie will continually add more and more to this living world throughout the next ten years, or maybe even more. What Bungie are trying to achieve here is rather monumental, creating not a singular experience on a disc but rather one that players could possibly play for the next decade, again like an MMO.[/quote]
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That site says I have 2100 hours logged. And I definitely don't. I even took a six month break from playing destiny and it still says I am in the top 6% of logged hours.
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Your three characters total to 1783 hours so maybe you have deleted characters in the past
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Yeah I looked into it. Back during the forever 29 days I used to delete two warlocks a week to speed level them and fun the raid and nightfall.
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Lol there you go I remember those days haha used to have 3 warlocks
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How far off could it be? A cursory glance of your profile would say it's pretty accurate.
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Yeah. I guess it is. God damn. I'm even married, with one child and one on the way. And I work full time.
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[quote]Yeah. I guess it is. God damn. I'm even married, with one child and one on the way. And I work full time.[/quote] Hey! Old Man Lawler! Get out of my head! Are you ....... me? [spoiler]I am also married, 1 kid, work ft, and have 2100 hours logged![/spoiler]
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We're both equally epic. Or equally shit. I'm gonna go with epic.
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[quote]Yeah. I guess it is. God damn. I'm even married, with one child and one on the way. And I work full time.[/quote] What's even worse is that it only tracks time spent in activities, not time spent in orbit or towers...
