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12/2/2014 10:37:32 PM
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Some people like doing things they're own way. Some people would rather take the scenic route, try to find the most efficient route for materials, hunting down chests. Is that a problem? It doesn't make sense, but so what? Paying $60 for entertainment rather then food doesn't make sense, but it's fun so we do it
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It still doesn't make sense to me but I do now understand where you guys are coming from. You want to do things your way because it's what you like to do. Simple of enough logic. Except doing a farming loop for chests is exploiting the game not playing it the way it was meant to be played. But you must understand you and your fellow farmers are the 1 percentile out of 100, if even that. I was playing Destiny pretty much everyday up until a few weeks ago and I never knew that was a option for gaining marks. If you ask most players what they dread most about Destiny, it's not the repetitive missions or the supposedly unbalanced crucible, it's farming for mats.
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What's the freaking problem to buy(added) and sell(removed) material? This isn't a mutual exclusive thing *until* Bungie made it so. Nobody here argues against people who only play Raid/Strike/PvP being able to buy mats.
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Doing a farming loop is in no way an exploit. In no way is it not meant to play the game. You need materials to upgrade weapons and armor, hence the farming. Bungie left the option to trade materials in for those who want for marks, hence the attempt to make it more efficient. It's farming, how is that an exploit. farming is completely the way this game is meant to be played, as there are more ten one way to play the game. If you want to focus on PvE but want armor that's locked behind the crucible, it allowed a way to achieve it.
