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Jump back to quoted post15 Jul 2014, 21:38 PM5trategos

Again with the misleading shit analogies. Obviously, it would imply effort on your part to clean up while unwanted drops don't negatively impact you, at all.

Jump back to quoted post15 Jul 2014, 14:24 PMMilkaCow

Approach the topic with some logic. There were quite a few players that had every bulletin unlocked before WFA. Some may even had all commanders as well.

If every single drop for those people would be required to be something new, they would own all WFA bulletins / commanders in almost no time. A person that just bought the game fresh of the shelve on the other hand and has no bulletins at all would have close to no chance to actually get a certain item (as he has hundreds of bulletins to unlock). He would unlock more stuff that he could use, but the chance to actually get something he wants is lower.

Jump back to quoted post15 Jul 2014, 20:24 PMBrachiaraidos

The difference is that your used toilet paper is both useless and unpleasant, and takes up physical space. Also possibly illegal.

Duplicates of anything but bulletins are only the useless part, and a whole lot easier to get rid of if you find the sight displeasing

My point applies to both war spoils and this. Neither of them are anything but ways for relic to give the playerbase free content as a reward for playing the game. That's all it is.

Complaining that your free things dropping from the sky from relic aren't exactly the things you want to have is a shocking level of self entitlement for no reason.