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12/2/2014 3:28:52 AM
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Rarely is it ever good to force someone to do something where there is a chance they can be an ass about it. Pvp dancing groups may become a form of protest.
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[quote]Rarely is it ever good to force someone to do something where there is a chance they can be an ass about it. Pvp dancing groups may become a form of protest.[/quote] LOL. :-) then we'll ask for ways to customize our dancing moves... wonder if xbox kinect folk could dance in real life & have their char match their moves... ;-) Personally I suck at dancing, so I'd be less embarrassing with the canned moves. ;-) (On the original topic, I'm with you guys. I enjoy doing patrols and pve at my own pace, and hunting for new places they hide stuff, then being able to collect n sell for VG marks & rep. I really hope that option comes back)
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LOL so funny I might take it up funny
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That is a good idea......
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Bungie is just enforcing their ideas of 'earning' the gears. Why not ask Bungie to get Xur to sell raid gear? So that those pvp players can get raid gear instead of just ib gear too? Earn the gears by participating in the activities.
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O don't you worry about that I will .... I am going to give them a big punch of ASSE-NESS LoL
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The other vendors gear isn't raid gear nor is pvp gear. PvP gear is pvp gear. Plain and simple. Crucible gear is sold as crucible gear by crucible vendors. Iron banner was a crucible event that had crucible gear. This was all geared for pvp play not pve. The gear is good for pve but better for pvp. Raid gear is best for the raid which is pve, hence why you can only get it in the raid.
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Stats and perks determine what's good about equipment and what it's useful for, not vendor placement.
