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9/26/2025 10:39:01 PM
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Apparently, I’m the only who plays trials for the loot….
I am an awful pvp player. Always have been. I’ve accepted that. I have been to the lighthouse twice in the entire existence of D1 and D2 flawlessly. So, I solo que in trials strictly for the loot(tho a flawless run would be nice). Right now, I’m hunting a certain roll for everburning glitz. That’s the only reason I’m playing. So, that brings me to the reason I’m posting this. There is no need to insult me and anyone else and call us trash, and tell us to uninstall the game or whatever other uncalled for insults you can come up with. Trials is part of the game, and I have a right to play it. Yes, I could turn off fireteam chat and whatnot, but I shouldn’t have to. But for some reason, and I don’t know why, someone who happens to get teamed up with me suddenly feels like they’re a trials god or something. I just don’t understand it. All I can say, is that if the lighthouse is that important to you, than lfg. It’s as simple as that. Or maybe you’re not actually good enough to lfg?
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I'm the same way. I may often complain and rant and vent about Crucible and Trials being the stupidest PvP experience for me ever because I used to play Call of Duty Black Ops 3 back in the day, and I was just better at playing that than any other PvP game, and because Destiny 2's PvP experience is just awful because of how claustrophobic the maps are, how unbalanced the weaponry and Super abilities are, and because of those damn cheaters and hackers. But... at the end of the day, I only play Crucible and Trials just for the weapons and that's it. I'm not the greatest Crucible or Trials player ever either, and I've never been one to show off how good I'm at playing the game. All I've ever cared about is just collecting the weapons. That's it. But suffering through it all sometimes isn't worth it, but perhaps it can be when I do obtain what I want.
