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8/5/2015 9:26:10 PM
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I feel you, I understand it's because Year 1 weapons are now considered OP, there is no status tradeoff, most of the perks are useful, and field scout gave you tons of ammo for a HMG!
So what! the new guns lack the ability to compete with my Fatebringer, they designed the guns and engineered the Perks, they should've did better every DLC to make like minded guns.
And if I want to Bring my still hard to get Fatebringer to year 10, while also bringing along my Supremacy and Queen Wrath armor from year 1, you f****** bet I will, it's my choice to do so!
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I don't know about you but I'm bring my Shadow Price and Queens wrath armor to year 10.
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I'm bringing my Doctor Nope and all my year 1 Iron Banner gear as well, my Vault space is forever low!
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Exactly, we're advocating for the freedom of player choice. Not to be told by Bungie or others what we think or what we feel. Because they aren't us, and what they think isn't what everyone thinks.
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I think it's sad that alot of these people like being told what to do, and what they grind hours on end to get 1 thing that makes the game replay able in their eyes, is pretty much worthless, but jump up in the defense of Bungie, I'm a fanboy who has on a Dead Orbit Tshirt right now, but we wanted Fatebringer 365, we demanded it and we got it, WTF make these people think I'm willing to toss it back into the Vault!
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100% agree. Also, I have a shirt with the Traveler on it that I got from Gamestop sitting in my closet. I wear it to signify what Destiny could have been originally, and the magic and expectations that Bungie once had for it. A passion that has since died out.
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I just got my Nepal Tshirt, I went to the grocery store, and no less than 5 people recognized it and the guy bagging my food, basically stopped and said he was still waiting on his to come in the mail. Little things like that help me to understand how big Destiny really is!
