Elitist Datto reacts to the "Most Elitist Takes"

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I'm so sad Elitist Datto isn't Datto but with like I dunno an evil mustache. 2 sets of glasses just to show how fucking locked in he is

"Why aren't you cheesing" "Because I know how to play the game" Holy BASED datto

"Is Jez on my team? What is he running?" This is so real lmao, there's always that one friend with the jank loadout

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My elitist take is that not all loot should be earnable by all players if they aren’t good enough to earn it or aren’t willing to grind for it.

"Somehow, elitist Datto has returned."

Ill still stand by it, the comment at 28:50. Crown of Sorrow was THE best raid for new players. It was basically 3 groups of 2 the ENTIRE time. So I would be with my friend and just be like, "Mute EVERYONE but me. Ignore all the babble and yelling. I will hold your hand through this." And it worked every single time. I got 4 of my friends into raiding because of it.

whenever I used to post LFGs on the bungie site, I would always end my requirements with the phrase "No Batteries Needed." It became quite a decent icebreaker for me and my team on a lot of occasions

22:28 The way I KNEW Jez was gonna catch a stray the moment machineguns were mentioned.

Worst raid teammate I've ever had was an arc titan using lorely splendor (it does not work without solar). Doing deepstone, knew no roles, put himself on add clear immediately, then blamed everyone else when they died from ads. Double primary was a cherry on top. Edit: he also refused and insulted us when we asked him to get the tcrash cuirass from shaxx

My main issue with event FOMO is not that it’s a limited time event, but instead just how much I need to play the event to get whatever it is. I usually unlock stuff at a slower pace than others, and it sucks to have done the event, to have been there, and not get the item.

"Is it good in legend onslaught" has become one of my favourite weapon metrics.

Saying PvE players have to grind comp is indeed a take. I don't think these pvp guys would want me in their teams lol

Elitist take: most of the fan base have the most horrendous takes ever

Basing your game around the 1% was a hilarious slow motion decline for one game I played. It was a top down camera WoW-mechanic space game. 2012-present (and it's still ongoing) have been basically a 1% balancing act, and if you were not part of the 1% group, you basically had to do the destiny equivalent of solo GMs but it's actually a regular strike. Or you could just bot. They loved people who subscribed multiple accounts to auto-bot content. That solo GM-difficulty regular strike immediately became just a regular strike if you found anyone to play with you or just botted. The playerbase was so low that it was bot or log off. They made raids with that in mind. Imagine continuing to make DSC, Crota, KF, Vow, etc for 6 people when the average online playerbase was 2 people. They sniffed their own farts.

Even if I’m a shy introverted person I find it more fun to learn I remember carrying friends with a competent team who’s more experienced than me but I remember playing teaching how to and whilst completing the encounters either I.e in dungeons or raids I remember my proudest moment as a shy quiet person myself I remember going “did you see that I did it I learned” and my friends in the team who’ve done it more than me went “yeah buddy I saw that! You did so good I’m so proud of you” I felt so happy I love when I also finally did my first legendary lost sector and I finally completed finished it by myself on my own even if I’m not a hardcore player I felt so good having done hard core content in games I play mostly because I feel good warm from knowing I learned it and practiced more to trying more stuff then helping people doing raids dungeons I’m very happy proud of myself I even have the same mindset with both Warframe and destiny I try to learn then I practice on my own time and I love getting genuine praise knowing people feel proud in a loving way when I learn pvp pve stuff and I get good at it decently with a good pace too so honestly I don’t like laziness I don’t like lazy people who just want to be rewarded more for purchasing things rather than dedicating time to wanting to learn how to play I love listening even if I do yes get yelled at or mocked shamed time to time I do still find players who carry me who are very sweet people who teach me how to play properly especially with raid mechanics Though my luck with finding kind players is major oof still I still cry getting shamed mocked kicked but I still try raids and dungeons teams even if I get scared time to time

The ad clear thing is so based. As someone who hasn't REALLY done many raids, the ones I have done, I've always made it very clear I didn't know what I was doing besides a video I've watched on the raid. ..Just that its rare people WANT to help you, which is why I haven't done many raids.

The tether mechanic in GoS just exposes people's bad Internet

root of nightmares day one got me feeling good at raiding and motivated to try them all. I used to be all about pvp but now raiding is what keeps me in the game