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We running tonight with you. Unless you really don't wanna run with us.
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aint no tonight, ftl has an audit so im ther from 7pm to 7 am im just gonna lfg it
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Damn Bruh, well if the LFG falls through I have another alt as does Boss, Biggie, Frost so we can run it again later this week with you. You shoulda told Quad Jr. that. He coulda waited until tonight...
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This is all you need to know ^@memphissfinest we can buy mats with marks now! No more farming in circles
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hey
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could you edit the title to include something about the spreadsheet and add it to the first page?
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NM Raid this morning?
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Boooo just got the new Gucci bag, mofos don't wanna carry no more. 
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Apparently the way we will be able to upgrade our exotics to the new level Cap of 32. Looks like I'll have to hold onto my strange coins.
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I check this thread far too many times a day at work.
I'm hooked.
I know part of it is because I'm still in constant "upgrade" mode, I just got to 29 so there's always something to work for, but man, this game has me captivated.
Been thinking about what alt to make once I'm done 30'ing this Titan. Had been leaning Warlock, and sort of sealed the deal when I got an exotic helmet last night to throw in the Vault.
Any recommendations on how you go about creating/running alts?
I'm hooked.
I know part of it is because I'm still in constant "upgrade" mode, I just got to 29 so there's always something to work for, but man, this game has me captivated.
Been thinking about what alt to make once I'm done 30'ing this Titan. Had been leaning Warlock, and sort of sealed the deal when I got an exotic helmet last night to throw in the Vault.
Any recommendations on how you go about creating/running alts?
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My question is, will it require us to fully upgrade it again from scratch or not? Because if it does then :x
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It does. Full article here:
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/featu...itter.com&utm_campaign=buffer&PostPageIndex=1
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Oof, yeah that would be dirty.
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So basically save all exotic shards until DLC drops and don't even bother fully upgrading exotics. Fine, works for me.
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Might be worth sticking on the front page.
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guess i'll just stop upgrading my red death, bad juju, pocket infinity, and truth
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Glad I kept the second helmet and second Ballerhorn. Going to turn those in first to get upgraded fully and use my 300 ones for the time being. Then when fully leveled I'll get exotic shards for them.
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Some key points I picked up from the article that are of interest to people if the link is blocked at work. I bolded some key points.
"Upon completing the story mission quest line, Eris offers two additional quest lines that carry the story past those missions with smaller, bite-sized events that you’ll track down in the game world. One of these quest lines provides a narrative path into the expansion’s strike, The Will of Crota. The other quest line provides a story lead-up to the expansion’s raid, Crota’s End."
"After the initial launch, Bungie noticed that many players were choosing not to fully upgrade their standard legendary gear, and instead were saving the shards and energy for the powerful gear that might drop for them in the raid.
To encourage players to embrace initial upgrades even as they wait for raid drops, ascendant materials are now used primarily to upgrade non-raid legendary gear. Raid gear is instead upgraded with radiant shards and energy, which are acquired in the Crota’s End raid. To put it another way, the raid has its own internally consistent upgrade economy.
In addition, if you don’t get the specific energy or shards you’re hoping for, Eris Morn offers an exchange, allowing you to trade in one for the other. Another way to get radiant shards and radiant energy is to break down unwanted items acquired in the raid.
Perhaps most importantly, the loot raid drops for Crota’s End have been refined from what we experienced in the Vault of Glass. Specifically, the game will pay closer attention to the drops you’ve already had, as well as how long it’s been since you get a “fun” drop (as opposed to just materials). While there’s still a significant component of randomness, Bungie strongly implied to me that players should have a more consistent reward experience with the raid than what has been experienced in Vault of Glass when the Crota’s End raid launches on day one of the expansion.
Looking ahead to 2015, players can expect that new raid primary weapons will only be available through the hard mode of the Crota’s End raid – set for launch in January.
Independent of raid loot, there are some new wrinkles involved in acquiring standard expansion-tier legendary gear. In addition to spending crucible or vanguard marks, buying new purple items now requires that you gain crucible or vanguard commendations. This reward is provided when you hit a new reputation level, and arrives via the postmaster. New legendary gear can be purchased by any Destiny player, regardless of whether you own The Dark Below."
"Upon completing the story mission quest line, Eris offers two additional quest lines that carry the story past those missions with smaller, bite-sized events that you’ll track down in the game world. One of these quest lines provides a narrative path into the expansion’s strike, The Will of Crota. The other quest line provides a story lead-up to the expansion’s raid, Crota’s End."
"After the initial launch, Bungie noticed that many players were choosing not to fully upgrade their standard legendary gear, and instead were saving the shards and energy for the powerful gear that might drop for them in the raid.
To encourage players to embrace initial upgrades even as they wait for raid drops, ascendant materials are now used primarily to upgrade non-raid legendary gear. Raid gear is instead upgraded with radiant shards and energy, which are acquired in the Crota’s End raid. To put it another way, the raid has its own internally consistent upgrade economy.
In addition, if you don’t get the specific energy or shards you’re hoping for, Eris Morn offers an exchange, allowing you to trade in one for the other. Another way to get radiant shards and radiant energy is to break down unwanted items acquired in the raid.
Perhaps most importantly, the loot raid drops for Crota’s End have been refined from what we experienced in the Vault of Glass. Specifically, the game will pay closer attention to the drops you’ve already had, as well as how long it’s been since you get a “fun” drop (as opposed to just materials). While there’s still a significant component of randomness, Bungie strongly implied to me that players should have a more consistent reward experience with the raid than what has been experienced in Vault of Glass when the Crota’s End raid launches on day one of the expansion.
Looking ahead to 2015, players can expect that new raid primary weapons will only be available through the hard mode of the Crota’s End raid – set for launch in January.
Independent of raid loot, there are some new wrinkles involved in acquiring standard expansion-tier legendary gear. In addition to spending crucible or vanguard marks, buying new purple items now requires that you gain crucible or vanguard commendations. This reward is provided when you hit a new reputation level, and arrives via the postmaster. New legendary gear can be purchased by any Destiny player, regardless of whether you own The Dark Below."
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Zero, I thought you told me you had a different job than working for Bungie?
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So basically all them shards and energy I got saved up are damn near worthless. Cool.
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Dey know my pain...Zero, I thought you told me you had a different job than working for Bungie?
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You can trade them in for the new stuff.
In addition, if you don’t get the specific energy or shards you’re hoping for, Eris Morn offers an exchange, allowing you to trade in one for the other. Another way to get radiant shards and radiant energy is to break down unwanted items acquired in the raid.
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Bruh I'm now currently experiencing this.. My 2nd Warlock has no Yeezys for quite sometime nowDey know my pain...
Forever 29
