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Edited by xXRaWxKILLAXx:
1/5/2015 8:11:44 PM
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Justify cheesing crota.
If you cheese crota, here are my assumptions of you.
1. It's too hard for you.
2. You're lazy.
3. You have never learned to do it the right way.
4. You think there's no problem with it.
5. You think it's cool.
6. You think it's bungie's fault.
7. You did it once and think bungie owes you a level 32 character.
8. "I don't have time" when you've played 700+ hours.
When the hard raid comes out and you're walking around clueless, I will laugh in your face and boot anyone who asks how to kill crota legit.
Edit: seems like everyone claims they can't find 5 other people. Not a valid reason. My friend did it solo and I did it with only one other person in 3 minutes. So try something else.
Edit 2: So, it comes down to this. People either agree with me or they hate me because they can't do it legit. I love these people! Haha.
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4 RepliesEdited by Jeh : 1/6/2015 3:41:30 AMThere's no integrity in the loot system. Nothing feels earned. You may have "earned" an item after completing the raid in its entirety ten times, yet another could have it after a single cheese. Rewards aren't performance based, you simply have to complete an activity for a reward. For this reason it doesn't feel rewarding to complete it legitimately if you have already done it once or twice. The "rewards" (or "hand-outs") keep you coming back to the raid, and if you can get them in five minutes rather than an hour that's usually enough for people to take the cheese route. Simply, because of the current loot system, legitimately completing the activity not only doesn't feel rewarding; but even a waste of time when it has no effect on rewards.
