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12/15/2014 4:29:36 PM
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This fockwit OP thinks he gets to decide how everyone plays the game. Makes a post with a large portion of the glitches that have been found, and hasn't even attempted the content yet. How about no. How about instead of pointing out the focking glitches, you point out the focking bugs. Oh, that's right OP - you don't focking know anything about the focking bugs. You just want to make sure nobody else gets ahead of you because you're too focking lame to attempt the content yourself. C0cknibbler.
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No, my problem is your attitude that you get to make decisions about shit you know nothing about. Everyone points out glitches to Bungie, non-stop. They ignore the -blam!-ing bugs, and try to fix the glitches instead. If you knew anything, you would see that they still haven't fixed the bug for ammo disappearing when wearing gear that gives increased ammo, you still get detained while teleported in the Atheon hard mode. You still have bugged out praetorians that regenerate instantly, rocket launcher bugs in VoG, etc, etc. Yet you want Crota's End to be a true raid and for on other reason that the fact that other people have gone through it and you haven't.
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Just because I don't know every little glitch doesn't make me ignorant. I'd rather they fix somethings then nothing. As i've stated before I haven't ran it yet because I haven't been able to get my team together yet. But please do keep making assumptions about me. It speaks loads about your character.
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Experiencing them gives me the experience of it. Nothing more. It doesn't change anything else. I can read about the bugs and still understand as much as dealing with it. The validity doesn't change. and i'm done arguing that point.
