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6/3/2015 4:49:38 PM
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If you can't see by now that you're in the minority with that situation, then there's not much more to discuss. Most of us with full-time jobs and families don't always have the opportunity to find groups via LFG. We shouldn't have to do Bungie's job for them. There aren't even in-game group finding tools.
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Don't rely on LFG. If you play with someone in a strike or in a round of crucible that you think is a good player, reach out to them. Get to know them and help them tackle a Quest or two, see if they are the type of person that you like to hang out with. If so simply making a point while you are doing bounties or taken care of inventory at the reef or tower, send them a chat invite and just ask them how their day is going. I have this kind of relationship with over 15 people because I make the effort to do so. I feel as though people are more than a means to an end in Destiny, there are real people behind those guardians.
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There are real people there, but between 50 hours a week at work, chores at home, four animals, my father-in-law's leg amputation, and dealing with taxes, I don't have a ton of extra energy or desire to do anything but shoot aliens in their stupid alien faces.
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Dude, didnt you hear him? He Has a family and PLAYS IN A BAND. Find Time scrub.
