"Oh I have 35k, everyone else should". Lmao

You don't see a problem because you don't have the problem? Wow. Talk about blinders on. Well, some people just started playing the game or spent theirs.

[quote]I don't understand how this is even a concern, I've got 35,000 dust, never spend any of it because there's literally never anything I want for sale for dust.[/quote] It’s because some people do see things they want to buy for dust. There aren’t very many items restricted to silver only now, so the ‘good stuff’ tends to drop into the bright dust pool at least once during the season

Trump needs therapy. ;)

But it is true. Fcuk any whiny lefty thief.

No Dood...what I am trying to say..it’s not how much money that make you happy. It’s how much you appreciate what you have. Stop thinking that people richer than you are happier and evil so you can tax them to the ground and take their earned income to you just because you are the majority. In reality those rich people are creating jobs, invent and produce something. And they pay tax. And everyone have their own problems rich or poor. The more you have the more time you need to take care of them...the more stress you have

It's amazing. I was just thinking that's some Trump logic too. "I don't see how not having enough money for rent is a problem. I have a big house with lots of rooms."

Yes that's correct.

Like a rich person, who already has everything, says there's nothing to buy for him. You really are lost. But hey, good for you. Keep grinding bounties now. And stay home ;)

Agreed. I have over 61,000 bright dust and it’s been years since I’ve looked at the Eververse store. Don’t really care what’s there.

[quote]I always buy the piece of gear for the seasonal armor at least. Then weapon ornaments. Multiplayer emotes. I think there is a lot of cosmetic stuff that's worth it. I actually thinm there is only cosmetic stuff that's worth it. And that, is the -blam!-ing problem.[/quote] And now we know exactly why Bungie places so much emphasis on Eververse and cosmetics. The “reason” it’s the blam problem is bc of ppl who “always buy” it and think cosmetics are the only thing “worth it” in the game. When ppl demanded the emote wheel, Bungie agreed and built it, albeit slowly, and ppl everywhere cheered when it finally made its way to the game. I didn’t. I thought one thing: $$Cha-Ching$$ I have over 60,000 bright dust, none of which I’ll ever spend. The more you spend bright dust and the more you buy cosmetics, the more that Bungie will make. Very Simple: Demand forces supply. I’m biased though, I use one emote only, and it’s the “thank you” emote. Bottom line, it wouldn’t be a blam problem if we gamers didn’t demand it. Of course they are going to push us into silver purchases instead of bright dust. Only an idiot would give all of their “best”, as you say, stuff away.