Chaperone legit is easy. This is hard. (Destiny)

by Funkmon , Sunday, January 10, 2016, 01:37 (3335 days ago) @ Cody Miller

http://destiny.bungie.org/forum/index.php?id=90187

I posted in your tip thread about it. Here's what I said

I did it normally and sometimes even with a 2.5 K/D I'd lose points. Overall it's pretty easy to have a 2.0, but the bounty is harder than that.

There is a string of games from 10-12 on September 17th 2015 when I did it. It took 2 hours, because I didn't employ any tips or tricks, I just played for k/d and less suicidally. Didn't go for multikills or anything. It was easy, personally. Again, all I did was try to die less.

You don't have to be so condescending, particularly since IDK if we have played together since Halo 2 or 3! I'm actually pretty good at the game. Just because I post on the forum about liking easy things doesn't mean I'm shit at Destiny. With rare exceptions, like the subject, I also don't state that my experience is the experience. For example, I personally found it moderately easy to go to the lighthouse, albeit stressful. I've done it a bunch of times. However, I'm never going to go on this forum and say that it's easy, cause it's fucking not. It takes a lot of work, communication, and knowing your team. So, I come on here and acknowledge it's a pretty rough task, and I don't boast about my prowess to make myself look better.

The vast, vast majority of the time, I take this game about as seriously as a hockey game with 10 year olds, that is, I literally couldn't care less about winning. A hard mode Oryx run with newbies where I know we won't beat him is exactly as enjoyable to me as a beautifully choreographed one with Disciple's Dream Team, as he called it.

On a personal level, I agree with you. If you find it important to do things as intended, then rationalizing to yourself that you did Chaperone legit is totally reasonable, and you can cheat on this one. That said, I do think it is a harder task, which is why I thought it would be fun to rile you up with that message.

I rationalize never being a sponsor on RvB by the fact that I buy their DVDs. They get more money from me as a sponsor, and buying the DVD on Amazon is cheaper, but over the years I've sunk like a thousand bucks to that company, so I'm never going to sponsor them despite liking RvB and RWBY and stuff. You put your time into Destiny, that task is wildly unfun, so use the methods built in to the game to get it.

So, in conclusion, I'm not that bad, and your thinking is reasonable.