Destiny's End-Game Raids Require Five Other Friends To Play

According to what Smith told IGN in a lengthy interview, the raids are huge, multi-hour experiences that require coordinated teams
of six to play. They’ll have you face the most challenging dungeons, fight the biggest bosses, and will reward you with the best loot. Sounds fantastic, right? But there’s a catch.

“Raids are a really big bet for us,” he explains. “It’s a bit of a risk. Because the activity requires you to have a group of five other friends to play with.”

Looking for other Irish gamers to play the End Game Raids. Are there any Irish Clans looking for people. Can someone reference a couple of websites please, thanks. I used to be a member of the CelticSnipers, can't find the website - Are they still on
the go.

Thanks guys

:)

 

Lone Wolf

Hello fellow Guardians,

I'm looking for a fireteam to the vault of glass raid. I also just need some people to play with considering all my friends got PS4s. A lot of Destiny's best features require you to have up to six friends ready to play at a time, which IMO is one of the
games small injustices. But anyway feel free to add me, I'm a level 26 almost 27 warlock. I'll be on most the week since we got 10" of snow where I live.

Happy Gaming,

Cannibisauras

 

Any new Xbox One owners having trouble making friends?

I get a weekly Destiny raid invite from a short list of people who I raided with once on top of a plethora of random invites from people in the tower. These guys aren't even on my friends list.

It really depends on which games you're playing. I didn't add too many random people from Halo into my friends list, but playing a game like Destiny or Street Fighter IV had me adding friends all the time.

Some games are just better suited to this than others, and you're not going to fill up a friend list in two weeks no matter what you're playing. Sunset Overdrive might not be the game to bulk up your friend list.