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Edited by chickengoujohn93:
11/14/2016 4:51:34 PM
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Seems like a waste of time typing all of that for something we have known for the past 2 months/1 month for each respective difficulty.
Also, there are other sources around the web (and have been for some time) that have people covered when it comes to prioritizing on what and where to look for something specifically. To add to that, people can simply ask there and then during the Raid and are pretty much greeted by an answer almost immediately.
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Why is there always that one "a**h***" that has to be a d**k when someone is trying to help?
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It's called helping the community. If you took the time to pull your head out of your arse you'd realise that some people are happy to share information with others. Other who may not know everything about the raid.
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Edited by chickengoujohn93: 11/15/2016 12:59:27 PMSo informing people with information that most of us already know and have known for 1-2 months is considered helpful? Not like there hasn't been Reddit posts, YouTube videos or forum posts about this stuff already. Those who consider themselves a Raider already know this information. Those who have yet to play the Raid and haven't in the two months it has been out will probably never play it for this information to even matter... I'm all for helping the community, but this post is a bit late don't you think? Might of been more insightful the week Normal Mode and Hard Mode launched.
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Edited by ScotchEggsRules: 11/15/2016 12:27:41 PMMost? Only around 30% of the Destiny player base has completed a raid. This is commonly available information. Ergo, most won't know what's available either. Educate yourself and maybe consider that you don't need to make snide unhelpful comments at all in future. That's the problem with the internet, anyone can use it, even if it would beneficial if they didn't. There's always "that" guy on every helpful thread. You're "that" guy...
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Edited by chickengoujohn93: 11/15/2016 1:19:01 PM"Most" as in the people who actually Raid. You do know there are a lot of people out there who [b]choose[/b] not to Raid so why would any if this stuff apply to them? This thread is meaningless to those who have zero intention. That figure mentioned is pretty much going to stay that way. I'm that guy am I? At least I didn't throw around "insults" just because there was a little disagreement... getting heads out of peoples arses, questioning their education and such.
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And a lot that want to but know nothing about it. Any other argument is irrelevant other than your rude, obstreperous response. 100% of posts in response to yoirs feel the same way. Take the hint and try not to be "that" guy in future...
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Edited by chickengoujohn93: 11/15/2016 1:06:41 PMMy simple response was that it seemed like a waste of time to post a wall of information more than a month after it was known. If that's rude then I wonder how people would react to downright insults. Post was never meant to be rude, simply saying it as it is.
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Of course it was rude and unnecessary. Look at the responses to your post, how could you think it was anything gets else? Someone spent time and effort to try and help others. You just crapped all over it...long and short. No need to apologise to me, thanks.
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A simple 'thanks dude' would've sufficed.
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That was such an unnecessary comment
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but to some people such as me this helped
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Wow...this^ why?
