[b]For those who weren't able to read any of what OP just said, I took the liberty of translating it for you.[/b] My friends and I were playing the weekly nightfall a couple of days ago. One of my friends is a kinderguardian and my other friend has been playing Destiny since launch. We were guiding our kinder friend through the nightfall since he was only a level 27 [we're just nice like that :D]. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, we made it to Sepiks Prime...that blasted eggplant-colored teleporting sphere. Seeing as how I have been playing Destiny for so long, I knew all the hiding spots and weapons to use (arc burns were in effect I believe) and did MEGA-TONS of damage to the floating dodgeball. We take it down after lots of teamwork and laughs and we finally get to our reward screen. Lo and behold, my kinder friend receives the coveted Gjallarhorn! Consider me salted caramel frappuccino when I saw this go down. I have been playing since day 1 (maybe 2, I forget) and have about 5 days worth of game time on record! Heck I even played during Christmas, deleting characters, leveling them to 20, and replaying nightfalls and raids, and I STILL haven't received Gjallarhorn. Now I'm legit jellyhorn since I've been longing for that rocket launcher since November!! What did I get as a reward for the nightfall?? Strange coins. Damn strange coins. The only good weapon I have is Icebreaker and that's because I bought it from Xûr. Now for my question to you, the forums. Do you think people who get more kills during nightfalls or raids should get better loot drops? I don't think it's fair that a player who AFKs has the same chance of getting stuff as me. I think there should be a new system in place in order to reward those who work the hardest. For example, if you one-man a raid, you should be almost guaranteed to get an exotic. It wouldn't be fair if a random player joined you at the last second, shot Crota once, and received Gjallarhorn because of it. I have too many strange coins as it is, it's just ridiculous!!! Thanks in advance for your feedback. I look forward to hearing from you. Edit- jmferris best me to it. Kudos, guy.

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I ran this through a Derp To English translator. It still doesn't read any better. [quote]My two friends and I were completing the Nightfall Strike. One of my friends is a Kinderguardian, and the other has been playing since launch. Both myself and my longer-tenured friend were carrying the other, as he was only a level 27 at the time. As I am the penultimate professional in the group, I did a majority of the damage to Sepkis Prime; even landing the final blow, but I do not feel that I was provided with an adequate reward to compensate for my obviously superior play. Personally, I have been playing since launch, and put even more time into this game over my Winter Break from school. Not that it is relevant, but I hardly pay attention in class anyhow. I digress, however, as it had afforded me time to delete a character and level my Guardian back up to an adequate point, through completing activities in hope of a reward. My continued hopes were to get a Gjallarhorn, as I have pined for one for so long. But alas, it was not to be. I feel that I am continuously punished for being the best player on my fireteam. Random is simply not random, because I am not lucky. I continue to receive Strange Coins as a reward, while a roll of the dice provided someone with something other than what I had gotten. Instead of being a true friend, and happy for the random reward that he received, I found that the more appropriate course of action was to show my lack of education and maturity to a large group of random strangers. To make matters even worse, Xur has failed me, as well. He is only selling the second most desirable weapon in the game, which proves that I am not Bungie's number one priority. The sheer audacity of that flies in the face of everything that my parents ever told me. I truly am special, and deserve to be treated in kind. Who else believes that the random rewards should not be as random for me as they are for others? It is absolutely unfair that a dice roll is random for everyone, because I - as a random person, myself - am not as random as other random people and their own random luck would appear to be.[/quote]

I was done with Destiny over a month ago, and it would take that long to read this post. I'm only on this forum because I'm bored right now waiting for someone to get off the phone. This post is too long to even read. Destiny is nothing but a giant, neverending, grind fest. Why even bother with crota, level 32 gear will be vendor sold at the next dlc? So, you grind hour after hour just to repeat it on the next dlc. No thanks. I got sick of this shit when radiant mats came out... yet another thing to grind for in a game already grind excessive. Well, I'm out. Starting Dragon Age up soon. What I've been playing over a month. Now that game has a deep, rich story with extensive multi-character development.

This right here is a run on sentence at its finest. I congratulate you.