Iron banner nubes should go do the raid .
: edit most of u Act like every person that played the raid Cheesed it ! Iron banner is just another thing to make it easier for people that cant even do the raid or have no friends have some way of getting armor . People that play pve would understand. We dont sit in afk lobbies :)
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IB seems much better than normal crucible. That and the fact it has match making means it's the only way for soloers to max.
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4 OdpowiedziIt's a game...
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But... but... Iron Banner is WAAAAY harder than the new easy-ass raid. In fact, only thing easier than the new raid is [spoiler]ur mum m8[/spoiler]
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Holy shit they're giving us the option to have some variance in how we reach lvl 32 so we dont all look the same. Please stop complaining about improvements to the game
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Maybe you just can't play pvp and are jealous?
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Omg...one piece of 32 armor. the sky is falling...
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Oh, I can get a full seat of 32 gear from iron banner? No, so shut up. Still need to raid to reach 32.
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3 OdpowiedziEasier? Its not like it puts us in the same map with the same predictable enemies that use the same predictable tactics. No bro raid armor is far lesser IMO. I mean you have to grind a week (for those of us who can't play 10+ hours a day) for 2 pieces and hope he has the rest next month. Compared to being able to run through a (albeit large) mission atleast 3 times WEEKLY. Yeah IB 32 much > raid 32.
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I find the beginning parts of the raid extremely easy. Iron banner takes time to rank ip while pit bridge and ir yut could be finished in roughly 20 minutes.
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Stupid post is stupid
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But it's easier to get raid gear? If people want to work there ass off to get IB gear, then go ahead i will get mines the easier way lol.
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If you call a full week of grinding in an event where lvls and guns matter as apposed to doing the 45min raid "giving it away". I wanna know your def of "I worked hard and earned this"
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It's funny because it was easier to get lvl 32 gear by cheering the raid then leveling up in the IB so i think you should be going after the cheese lovers not the IB players (this is coming from a 32, i got all my gear from cheesing) lol
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The gauntlets are the only thing that goes up to light 36 so if ppl did the raid and didn't get the arms and now they have a shot to get them in ib
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Raid armor is easy to get. Ib take a bunch of work. Thats why i have raid gear, but no ib gear.
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OP, you're the noob. Iron banner is an individual effort that's grindier than using a collective effort. Get smart.
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2 OdpowiedziWhat does afk stand for?
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No one ever "can't" raid. Lol! Raiding is a turkey shoot. Easy even if you don't cheese. You cannot suck at raiding but you can suck at PvP because you're a scrub.
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I've done Scrota. I've done Iron Banner. Iron Banner is more difficult. Raid 32 noobs.
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Iron banner is tougher lol
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3 OdpowiedziWhat are you on about? IB this week gives 36 gauntlets which is the first drop on crota easy.... And then a 33 Chest which is the second drop on Crota. Everyone has gotten the hands and duplicates. The chest is hard for some people to find but not worth getting IB chest at 33. Only worthwhile gear in IB is the ships and weapons.
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3 OdpowiedziYou think doing the Crota raid ONCE for a pair of boots (and Black Hammer as it happens, Mwahahaha) is harder than grinding IB crucible all freaking week for similar boots? Eh?
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Ok ill bite. Ive done crota every week. My hunter with least playtime got geared last night. Titan needs feet or head. Lock hands or head. 4 weeks running now on warlock main had chest or feet drop but no hands. Imma be iron bannered out ma nut tonight. Plus theres scout reloader on 1 set for my awesome new scout. These trolls are terrible
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Wow! Before posting, please fix your grammar. "I" needs capitalized and "there" should be "they're". I truly hope you enjoy your job at McDonald's. At least salting French fries for minimum wage will never require your English skills. In this case, lack of English skills. BTW, "they're" only giving you level 32 gauntlets. The chest piece is a level 31. I am pretty sure you are unable to hit level 32 with just one piece of Iron Banner gear. You are still required to have 3 other raid pieces or 1 exotic and 2 raid pieces.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika wash: 1/14/2015 3:59:45 PMWhy do people act like grinding the crucible for IB is hard? I didn't think being dead weight and waiting for someone else to carry you was that hard.