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Edited by Green_panda369:
1/16/2016 10:59:12 PM
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When do you stop being a Kinderguardian?
What the title says.
I have been called a Kinderguardian once or twice now and wonder when does it stop.
If I leave a comment I may make a mistake or say something silly. Mainly because I type before I think. I know I won't change in the next Destiny either and I will always make mistakes.
I played the Beta on PS3, Bought the game day 1. Leveled up my character and beat the "story". After that I thought the RNG and remaining content was not worth the time or grind. I came back with the Taken King and have done everything in the game bar Crotas End mainly because to get a fireteam to do old raids is tough.
Surely we are all Kinderguardians and are all learning everyday. Nobody is a know it all and understands the whole game.
I say we never stop being Kinderguardians. What do you think?
Edit - I fall into the Beta player category so guess I am not a Kinderguardian but a silly beta
[spoiler]I also feel people say it to make their ego bigger and make them feel they are better than somebody else[/spoiler]
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Edited by Vysi: 1/16/2016 10:01:44 AMI consider people Kindergaurdians until they know enough to mentor new players, no matter how long they've played. If they encounter a new player, a veteran player should have enough experience to be able to teach them tips and tricks about their characters, weapon/ armor choices and get them ready to raid/ compete in endgame PvP. The amount of time needed to become a veteran depends on the player. I've played since day 1 and I could sherpa every raid after 2 completions and fully explain most aspects of the game. I've personally helped a few newbies get raid ready and, eventually, confident enough to lead their own raid teams. Yet, I have a couple friends who also started day 1 and [i]still[/i] can't do the raids without having each encounter explained every time we do them and still can't use their class effectively. If you played with them, you would think they just recently got the game.
