'Destiny' game cheats, tips, and tricks: Loot drops in treasure cave

"Destiny" players gleefully discovered a cave filled with loot, perfect for gaining items needed in the game.

Gamers stumbled upon a treasure cave in Old Russia hub world near the Cosmodrome. The cave is crowded by low-level enemies who tend to drop valuable – and sometimes rare – items when killed.

Some web sites offer tips and guides on how to farm the area. Force Strategy Gaming posted a video on YouTube offering a guide on how best to gather the loot.

According to the pointers, it is best to arrive in the area in a small group of not more than four players and stand in a location where enemies spawn and re-spawn. The team should be geared up for a killing spree and fast-acting looting as the enemies will drop rare gears and blue engrams. In some occasions, the enemies also drop purple engrams.

If a player happens to get there and nothing is re-spawning, it is best to check the surrounding area for the remaining easily-defeated enemies that may have survived another killing spree. Also, standing in front of slab debris tends to turn off the spawning. Thus, other players need to move when there are loot items that need to be picked up.

To observe fairness for other "Destiny" players, a Reddit group took action and published a reminder to all gamers when looting. Avid gamers must avoid greediness – a deadly sin – and observe good etiquette when farming. The guide reads:

"Please don't run up every time you see something shiny drop. I get it, you need to know whether you've just dropped a legendary engram and not just some heavy ammo. But even if you have, it's not like you can equip it yet. And it makes it so much more rewarding picking up a ton of loot and not just one thing."

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