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8/25/2015 10:37:14 PM
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They were trolling because you were cheesing.
I don't care, a finished strike is a finished strike.
But some people so care, these people did. And they did stupid shit and got stupid shit done onto them.
Eye for an eye and the whole world goes blind.
The world may not be blind, but it is a whole lot more pissed off due to stupid shit like this...
[quote]I need a beer, starting to talk about the human condition...
[i]Dahm[/i][/quote]
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He wasn't sniping up top
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Cheesing? Behind the pillar isn't cheesing? I think there's a difference between cheesing and strategy. Crota bridge - big cheese, yes. Staying up top at Nexus, when boss still hits you with damage and a major minotaur spawns that you have to kill - I wouldn't call that a cheese spot. But your opinion is your opinion. Thanks for sharing.
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Definitely a cheese spot, you don't engage the initial minotaurs and you avoid the the vex spawn at the bottom. You only engage sekrion when you feel like it And the major that spawns is the only member of its faction It's definitely considered a cheese spot, by not just me, but the majority of the community. It's only a minority that actually cares
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[quote]Definitely a cheese spot, you don't engage the initial minotaurs and you avoid the the vex spawn at the bottom.[/quote] What do you mean you don't engage to initial minotaurs? If you don't kill them Sekrion won't drop.
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Actually, he does still come...Try it for yourself
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So, what? you just sit up there and wait for 10-15 min killing the lone minotaur and then he drops? Think I would rather just take out the minotaurs and finish faster.
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Ya, of course...we aren't arguing if it's faster to kill the minotaurs or not But that sekrion drops and sniping from the ledge is a cheese
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That's your opinion. Thanks for sharing. It's a different variety of how to play an ending in my book. I like to switch up play, lessens the grind
