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10/20/2014 1:51:30 PM
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WHO IS THIS GAME MADE FOR?
I'm a little confused. Initially, I thought this game was made to entertain me. As the weeks carry on and more "updates" keep getting released I am coming to realize this game is not made to entertain me. It is solely made to entertain Bungie.
-Players dismantle their Queens gear for shards. Bungie: We don't want you to do that.
-Players use AR's = Bungie: Nerf them, we don't want you doing that.
-Players have figured out how to strategically defeat a boss from a superior position = Bungie: "Block off the sniper tower, we don't want you doing that."
-Players organize teams with specific roles to succeed at current end game content. Bungie: "We don't like this organized team environment. We don't want you doing it like that. Make it completely random." <--most frustrating
WHO IS THIS GAME MADE FOR?
I have never heard SO much [b]negativity[/b] from a gaming community. This is absolutely absurd behavior from a developer. Is it your intention to piss people off so they go out and buy COD? At this point, I feel like that is the intention.
The only thing wrong with the current game is the lack of depth.
Fix that.
Darkknight1245
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#feedback
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2 RepliesI think bungie needs to sit down and review what they have made currently and what there spec was for the game. Currently it seems they are just responding to the latest moan without really thinking about things. I mean weekly updates and hot fixes and the is out for only a month and a half! Bugs need fixing but other things, like the raid or vex mythoclast need a little more thought. How can bungie be so quick in its decision making to make changes. I enjoy the game but do feel the developers are loosing sight of what they wanted to create and continue with. A good way to solve this is to release more content that will keep people busy. I know it's a big ask but things like making patrols harder or rare rewards for completing a set number of strikes or missions (these could be sent as a bounty). Then you have some breathing space to further develop the game. I just picture developers coming to work every day and rushing to finish and fix everything but actual achieve little and loose sight of what they should be doing. Maybe I am wrong but this is the impression that I have gotten from them.
