Lenny faces , dark times . Every time I join a server , there always a guy spamming his Lenny bind <| sep |> Shay talks with the young contestants winners of the So You Think You Got Talent 2016 Showcase . She also talks with Dr . Joanne Woodard , Angela Moore , Crystal Bodie Smith Robert Mitchener . All recorded at the Sallie B . Howard School . <| sep |> The London Knights of the OHL own the copyright or trademark to Knights for use in Canada . <| sep |> Thanks , i read that it ' s suspected arson but it is always better to ask the locals . <| sep |> I think the problem for me , is that when we used to do it , we did it because we wanted to . It wasn ' t to raise our level high enough to get on a level playing field with our friends or enemies . It wasn ' t to grind for a certain piece of equipment that would let us enjoy another different mode , slightly more , and with slightly less stress . It absolutely wasn ' t so that we could complete the level , for the honour of having a chance of a thing dropping that would then give us a slim shot at another thing dropping , that would help us do another thing . Although we were grinding without realising , we were grinding because we knew that we ' d be rewarded with a sense of achievement if we ever got there . It was simple . We were never made to grind a part of the game that we didn ' t enjoy like PvE players that try to grind Iron Banner , just to get drops that will raise their LL and make their PvE game less stressful . In Destiny , the reward for completing something can be a couple of measly blue engrams that make you question your life . For those of us who couldn ' t hit light level 400 in week 1 after a release , and go to the Lighthouse 10 times each weekend , it makes the game feel like a treadmill that never stops . For reference , I ' m 30 next year , adore the game , but wish that I could play the game for 2 hours in the evening and feel like whatever I just did was worth it . Also for reference My grind games were Aladdin and Earth Worm Jim . I did my time ! To this day I have no idea whether there were anymore than four levels on Earthworm Jim ! Oh , and no idea if anyone else played it , but I also had a game called Cosmic Spacehead . I played that game a million times and still have no idea what it was about or where it was going . EDIT TLDR I guess the point I ' m making , is that , if the games we remember from our childhood , weren ' t the simple complete this level to see the next level , but rather complete this level 100 times , and if you are lucky enough by then to have collected enough randomly dropped points , then you can see the next level , not many of us would have made it past level 1 .