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10/24/2015 3:18:53 PM
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I'm conceding the argument here because I realize I -blam!-ed up by doing normal because of the way they structure the drops on Destiny Less time I'll be on next week, that's for sure.
Bungie shoots themselves in the foot so many times. I'm sure their intentions were not to make it more beneficial to spend less time on the game. (Completing one hard run vs a normal and a hard, because doing both makes half the hard a waste of time)
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You don't mess anything up at all. My Raid team always does Normal first, so we can do the Raid twice per week. Generally speaking to get everything that you want, you sort of have to do the raid multiple times anyway, so missing one loot drop here and there isn't a huge thing.
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[quote]You don't mess anything up at all. My Raid team always does Normal first, so we can do the Raid twice per week. Generally speaking to get everything that you want, you sort of have to do the raid multiple times anyway, so missing one loot drop here and there isn't a huge thing.[/quote] It wasn't like this with VoG, only with Crota because they had totally different loot tables. In King's Fall it appears that you can get both your normal and hard drops in one run by doing hard mode first. This means that, like in Vault of Glass, running normal before hard has no point.
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I've done normal and got a drop on every part on hard.
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It has never worked that way for me. Get the Pit chest in Normal... No pit chest in Hard in CE. Get the exotic chest in normal, don't get it in Hard mode VOG.
