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Nice Bart. I read it last night. I think Bungie really fucked up not story telling in the game. I was thinking last night how they should of used the first destiny and tell the story of the fallen and have a raid doing with them,then hive,Vex,cabal. Each game tells the story in the lore. Instead of mashing the shit all together

I read this last night. Interesting stuff

It's still dropping at 310 as of this morning.

It's back as today's daily heroic

I agree with much of the article. I've been preaching the praise of Warframe. It's a damn good game. It helped me get off of CoD. However Warframe is not nearly as smooth as Destiny. The content is VERY repetitive. More so than Destiny. The comunity is not very good. RNG is a absolute bitch on that game. Hours grinding for a mod are blueprint only not to get it.

You can get 5 if you invite a random to a party and get the to invite your friends.

The super cell.will do that for any class. Not just a Hunter

Honestly to me even most of the year 1 exotics were crap too.

So Vex hobgoblins can one shot you and I'm pretty sure the Mind does fire damage. No thanks Bungie.

I've did some tier twos with randoms that were harder that raid boss fights.The tier three me,Gary and Didds did was pure luck that we beat it.

I know of several not on there. Hopefully more is hidden

That list is only stuff that can drop. Not stuff hidden or you can obtain from quest

Primary: • Suros Regime • Red Death • The Last Word • Hawkmoon • Monte Carlo • Zhalo Supercell ──────── Secondary: • Invective • Fourth Horseman • Telesto • Hereafter ──────── Heavy: • Truth • Thunderlord ──────── Helmet: • Skyburners Annex • Celestial Nighthawk • Mask of the Third Man • Graviton Forefeit • Empyrean Bellicose • Helm of Saint-14 • The Taikonaut • Light Beyond Nemesis ──────── Gauntlets: • Claws of Ahamkara • Immolation Fists • Ruin Wings • No Backup Plans • Sealed Ahamkara Grasps • Young Ahamkara's Spine • Don't Touch Me • The Impossible Machines ──────── Chest Armor: • Alchemist's Raiment • Crest of Alpha Lupi (Titan) • Crest of Alpha Lupi (Hunter) • Heart of the Praxic Fire • Twilight Garrison ──────── Leg Armor: N/A ────────

You’ve got three tiers to navigate, with each one being progressively more difficult than the last one. Here’s a quick reminder on how to use Runes to activate those tiers. Tier One The first tier in the Court will throw one of six random bosses at you, each one boasting various mechanics that you need to figure out. Vorlog – Hive Knight Destiny Court (5) Whenever Vorlog’s shield is whittled down, it’ll quickly recharge with a new elemental resistance. Just switch up your elements, and you’ll be gravy.Cra’adug and Mengoor – Hive and Taken Knights The trick here, is that you need to get Cra’adug and Mengoor close to each other. One Guardian will need to act as bait, drawing one of the Knights to the other. When one Knight is dead, the shields will drop on the other. Lokaar – Hive Wizard Destiny Court (3) Lokaar is easy to dispatch. Just whittle one of his elemental shields down with the appropriate elemental gun, and keep an eye out for him when he teleports, as he is a bit of a bullet sponge. Alzok Däl, Gornuk Däl,Zyrok Däl – Hive Wizards Destiny Court (1) These three are bad enough on their own, but they’ve also got the knack to resurrect themselves with Jason Voorhees levels of gusto. You’ll need to focus on whittling down the health of each Hive Wizard evenly, before thrashing all three to death as quickly as you can. Krughor – Hive Ogre This ogre happens to have a shield that no firearm can dent. To short-circuit it, lure Krughor to some cursed Thralls, detonate them with bullets and Krughor will be vulnerable for a few seconds. Rinse and repeat. Bracus Horu’usk – Taken Centurion Destiny Court (2) Bracus also has an invulnerable shield, that is bolstered by his troops. You’ll need to clear the court of all enemies before it’ll go down, which will leave the Centurion vulnerable until reinforcements arrive. Tier Two Destiny Court (4) The second tier doubles down on the boss fights, by throwing two of the Tier One bosses at you. Success lies in not only surviving said tag teams, but understanding which bosses to prioritise. Each boss set on Tier Two is chosen randomly, and has a recommended light level of 240. Tier Three And now for the big guns. It’s recommended that your light level is around the 300 mark for these fights, which feature rotating bosses every week. The debut week of Destiny: The Taken King featured Kagoor as the Tier Three boss, alongside a Servite Ogre mini-boss. This week, the boss fight is against Thalnok, Fanatic of Crota. Kagoor Phase one of the fight will have you taking on the Servite Ogre. The Servite Ogre will be surrounded by other Ogres, a Devoured Shadow and a Maleficent Eye. Focus on taking the eye out first, in order to be buffed with a stacking ability called “Ogre’s Fury”. You’ll now deal increased damage to Ogres, with each Maleficent Eye stacking on the buff up to three times. Keep yourself buffed, and the Servite Ogre will quickly fall. Phase two brings Kagoor to the party, who will be vulnerable to damage as soon as the Servite Ogre is dead. He’ll spawn three more Ogres, so focus on killing him as quickly as possible and you’ll receive the following rewards: Calcified Fragment XLIX Completion of The Court of Oryx Thalnok, Fanatic of Crota Thalnok is a damn monster. It’ll spawn with wizards on both sides of the rift and a swordbearer on the ground level and smaller fodder troops. Thalnok is similar to Crota if you’ve tackled that Raid before. Thalnok’s shield is only vulnerable to damage froma swordbearer weapon, so kill that trooper and grab its relic. The catch here comes from the two wizards, who will refresh Thalnok’s shield if left alone. Kill them quickly, and use anti-solar weapons to drop their shields. You’ll have around enough time to land three heavy attacks on Thalnock, after which all of his assets in the field will respawn. Also, let your highest-ranking Guardian pick up the sword. The damage output is based on the light level of that Guardian. For your troubles, you’ll get the following rewards: Calcified Fragment XLVII Completion of The Court of Oryx And there you go! You’ve gone to court and beaten the system! All that glorious loot and bragging rights, which didn’t help squat when Gavin and I teamed up with Grant Hinds to do a Strike this week. We’re thinking of calling the video Two Titans, A Hunter and a Pizza Pit: http://www.lazygamer.net/destiny/destiny-the-taken-king-court-of-oryx-boss-guide/

Everyone prefers different weapons. Just keep a eye out for what you like. Don't be afraid to try different guns though. You may find something you really like.

I'm always up for crucible. Just with my pvp weapons.

Stat wise it's almost identical to the Suros just different perks

If you want stability look into Industrial Engineering. I've got a couple of friends that are IEs. Good pay especially if you get into a big company with room to move up. And I may be wrong buto industrial engineering is very heavy mathe based. They use formulas and studies to find out the mostop efficient way to do stuff.

Holy shit that was great.

So what hidden gems as far as legendary weapons have you found? My favorite is the Suros Dis-43. Slower fire rate. Crazy high impact. Got mine with counter balance and perfect balance. It's a lazer.

Just don't buy the exotic weapon engram.IT WILL BE A YEAR 1 EXOTIC

Yes. It's still the best hand cannon.

Correct

No but you need 150 Legendary Marks

Bob the one you get from the iPhone is a year one unless you already have a year 2. To get the year 2 from the iPhone cost you 150 marks