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12/3/2014 12:54:19 AM
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Ok dont attack my reply because you dont agree with it. I was stating an obvious fact. And that statement you have in quotations, is that from me? Whatever it doesnt matter. I have no problem with anyone farming for rep. The problem is they made it so you can buy material now. If they still allowed a material for rep system you could just buy material then trade it back in. Doesnt make sense plus the vast majority of players dont farm for rep. If you do the math its like 100 hours of farming to gain one rep level. I cant imagine thats the kind of grinding bungie had in mind when it was put in the game.
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Rep isn't the subject matter, its the marks. Rep can be gained in both PvE and PvP (PvE is much faster for rep gain infact, you can get 500 rep an hr by yourself and 800+ with a group of 3). But what use is that rep gain for those that don't play PvP? Getting faction packages? The chances of you getting a set of armor with intellect and disipline out of those packages is astronomically low. The removal of matierals for marks is a pure negative. And when it existed, it was only a pure positive.
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This is an honest question...how do you get crucible rep in pve? I thought the farming for rep argument was because players didnt want to play crucible.
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No, the focus is about the Faction vendors that have their own rep system but use Crucible marks. Its completely understandable that the only way to get Crucible vendor stuff should be through the Crucible, but people did it so they could get some of the Faction items from Dead Orbit, New Monarchy, and War Cult.
