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9/11/2018 12:25:50 PM
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I see a lot of people complaining about "not having enough time" or being unable to manage time to play the game.
Coming from personal experience, I only get 3 hours a day if that to play the game, after working and doing everything I need before bed.
I personally enjoy the grind and I've missed it, gives me something to do when I get home. Personally coming from a Runescape and WoW background, the destiny grind is nowhere near as bad.
I'd advise people who struggle, become more efficient in how you spend your time on the game when you play, if you have a weekly bounty that is needing doing or you have an exotic quest that needs finishing, just spend your time working on that and don't get distracted.
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I don't understand why, If these people spent more time buying shards from spider until they cost upwards of 20 or more for one, and did this everyday they would have more masterwork cores, or use materials at old vendors to get old gear which has a higher chance to be masterworked and do that, materials are so easy to buy. Like games should have a grind, not all content should be accessed via everyone, It's meant to be an achievement to gain some of the gear. Take other games like Runescape or WoW or even Overwatch. If you want that Scythe from the new raids in runescape, you go grind for it. You want that Lucio Achievement for wallriding and booping people off the wall, you go grind for it. People want to instantly be good at something or just have it there for them, but it takes time to learn and get better.
