First, the story that lead me to this [b]very[/b] generous guardian. Big post coming. I had just logged onto Destiny to check Xur's wares Friday morning. Thunderlord? Amazing! Obsidian Mind!? Great! Just a couple [i]little[/i] problems though. I only had 24 Coins. I doubt I'd use the Thunderlord much, as I have a bunch of exotics left to level, and two that I use [b]very[/b] frequently (Bad Juju and Invective). When would I ever be able to level T-lord? Maybe I should buy Obsidian Mind? But I couldn't! I didn't own The Dark Below. I had roughly $9.20 in my PSN account, which by itself isn't enough. And $11 isn't a lot of money, but I simply couldn't afford that. I recently had a large sum of unexpected expenses, so all my leftover money had to go to bills, food, and gas. Entertainment budget: gone. I went to GameFAQs.com to tell my story. Xur has an amazing exotic Heavy, but I'm so overloaded with unleveled exotics that buying it would be almost a waste. And the other awesome stuff? I didn't have the money to buy the DLC to get it, so I was probably going to leave Xur empty handed. [b]Here's the amazing part.[/b] A few people responded telling me to get Thunderlord. I expected that advice. But here's what I didn't expect. Two separate users replied to my thread and said they'd offer to pay up the difference so I can buy The Dark Below. I thought that sounded nice, but I made the thread to relate my story and not beg or ask for help. It was supposed to be like a "Oh hey! Sucky luck, right?" topic. Plus I'm not exactly desperate for TDB, at least not so desperate I'd let perfect strangers buy it for me. In thread I said, "If you were actually being serious, that'd be nice." Because I was skeptical. Random guys offering money on the net? Yeah, no way that could go wrong. Then I PM'd both users to tell them no thanks. I wouldn't feel comfortable with their CC info and they shouldn't buy a PSN card for me because $20 was too much to ask of them or anyone else. Only one user responded, and he said that it'd be no problem, that he'd buy a card after work and send me the code. I was shocked. "Is this guy for real?" I told the guy that it's okay and he doesn't have to, but he responded with something that still has me absolutely blown away. He told me, [i]"No worries bro I have no problem helping a fellow gamer enjoy a great game."[/i] I elaborated on my recent expenses for him (car maintenance and repairs, if you're curious) and he said he has an older car, so he knows what that's like. I logged off GameFAQs and went about my day. Around 6-7pm I log back in and have a message. That user I just talked to actually just sent me a code. I'm shocked and amazed. Copied the code, entered it on the PlayStation store site, and it was a legit $20 card. After I entered it and bought TDB I messaged him back to tell him how much I appreciate what he just did. Because seriously, you don't often see random acts of kindness on the net. He replied and told me it was no problem! Enjoy Thunderlord and have fun. I'm seriously amazed! I've never experienced something like that before. This guy has such love for Destiny and gaming in general that he actually went out and bought a $20 PSN card for me so I could get the loot I wanted and enjoy Destiny even more. He did that for a perfect stranger. This guy deserves recognition for that, and I [b]want[/b] to post his PSN ID or GameFAQs name here for that purpose, but I can see how that might be dangerous for him, so I can't. He knows what happened! And if you're seeing this, Guardian, then let me say again how much I appreciate what you did. You restored some of my faith in humanity and I hope to someday pay it forward.