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1/20/2015 9:34:25 PM
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You are missing the point. Instead of their sole focus being on preventing players from glitching, they should focus some resources on fixing broken things on the other side too. Hell, VoG has been out for how long now? And it will never be right. But hey, at least you can't push Atheon off the map.
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I'd rather be on a level playing field with no cheeses then it glitching out once or twice. Sorry if you feel differently.
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No reason to apologize. I'm all for them fixing exploits. I just wish they would focus on fixing broken stuff on the other end as well. How many times in VoG did you have to go back to orbit just because Templar was teleporting for no reason and everyone started having framerate issues? Stuff like that happens way too frequently and is never addressed. It might not ruin the game, but it is annoying as hell all the same. Every bit as annoying as playing with a random who wants to do stuff his/her own way and always look for the glitch. Maybe even more.
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I agree that they should work on fixing them but I think exploits should and will be the priority. Because the glitches don't ruin my raiding experience.
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you sacrilegious -blam!-. you're Amish, get outta here. also the glitches DO piss on the raid. that flawless raid trophy? never gonna happen thanks to that
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They might not ruin yours, but for some people they do. Think about the person who only has a couple hours a week to play. Maybe he can get in an hour tonight, plenty of time to run Crota once if it isn't glitchy. But it is, and now he can't finish. Happens to a lot of people. Just because something doesn't affect you doesn't mean it isn't a problem. And unless you always have to run with randoms, I don't get how cheesers ruin raiding for you. What difference does their actions make to you?
