It's funny that in real life, I compulsively hoard things, but there have been many times where I ended up losing a large amount of the things that I felt that I absolutely needed. And not once have I ever felt bad about them being gone. It's the losing part that gets us all worked up, I think, rather than having to continue without that which we lost...

This is why a hobby of collecting things, of whatever sort, is stupid and sad for adults to do. Still, there are lots of video games that promote collection which makes ME sad.

I've put 132 hours into destiny, if I lose everything that i've accumulated, I'll be done with Bungie.

I have almost 300 hours in Destiny. If I lose everything, it's no big deal. If all that you're getting out of a game is the "tangible" rewards, then buddy, you're playing for all the wrong reasons. You're a Cody Statistic. A grinding machine that only cares for the rewards at the end of the grind, rather than the gaming experience itself.

Just let go...

Personally, starting fresh would be a neat experience. There's a reason that people "Prestige" in games, and I don't hear people lamenting that they have to earn credits to unlock this and that on items. And even so, you're not entirely starting over, it's just whatever you plunked into the vault, which 90% of the time is gear that you're never going to use anyway...

It's funny that in real life, I compulsively hoard things, but there have been many times where I ended up losing a large amount of the things that I felt that I absolutely needed. And not once have I ever felt bad about them being gone. It's the losing part that gets us all worked up, I think, rather than having to continue without that which we lost...

Wipe my slate, Bungie, I'll still be around...

I don't think, therefor I am not. *poof!*

Gorgon prototypes were pretty rough going for a while.

Or we're all living in a Vex simulation, and they are all assholes.

If raid gear exists why haven't I found it yet?

Because I have it all. 1 raid. 3 different class appropriate pieces of raid armor. But this backwards theory everyone is poking around seems to hold true. I went in NOT wanting armor :p

Probably still a risk though. If B.net says its empty you're screwed and you know it. If it doesnt... you still might be screwed, you just won't know until you look.