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6/15/2016 2:00:40 PM
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Ew no
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It wasn't on there last year, most of these are carry overs in the y2 way of thinking. Finish lvl 20 = Finish regicide
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I was thinking more like Defeat the heart of the black garden=defeat Oryx in Regicide
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Bad b8 m8
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No it really shouldn't.
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No, it should not.
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This game has to aspects to it, pvp and pve. Pve has oryx and prison as end game activities and you are fine with those being triumphs but you don't want the pvp end game (trials flawless) to be a triumph?
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Your spelling does too, and going flawless is not part of it because not everyone plays trials. That's why the crucible nightfall is on there. *slow clap* congrats and being part of this community of whiners.
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Before 335 light increase, max light used to be 320. The only ways to get 320s was oryx and flawless chest, the shaxx bounty dropped 310s. End game activities drop highest light loot therefore trials is most definitely an end game activity. Not everyone does the raid either so your argument is not valid to start with.
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Notice one achievement matches to doing the raid. Which is part of the story line for eris, just so your not confused. That being said again, so crying because your pos warlock went flawless. Until yesterday and warlock could get flawless if they knew the bold to do so.
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Also, who cares if trials gave 320 before light increase? 320 was not the year 2 max light obviously so that little bit of whatever your tried to make it into is useless.
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So at 335 being max light heroic strikes and exotic engrams drop 335 loot, do you consider heroic strikes and exotic engrams eng game activities. Also don't worry without trials being part of the triumphs you still won't get the year 2 version just like you didn't in year 1
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Edited by Stupid Shinji: 6/15/2016 2:46:02 PMHis argument? Rhat's bungies actual reasoning dipshit. Good try. That was their explanation in year 1, and will be the exact same explanation in year 2. There are too many factors that come into play with trials. Lag and cheating being a very big part. Beating the raid is easily accomplished, and doesn't have the same problems with laggy players hurting your chances, whereas trials can be ruined for you by getting paided with laggers. The raid is simple to just pick up a new team, trials is not since its the enemy team that is absolutely randomly selected. Its common sense dude.
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No, I do not.
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[quote]No, it should not.[/quote]
