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Edited by Acerion:
10/30/2014 3:40:38 PM
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Dlc Xbox please read
So I found out today that Playstation owners get an extra strike total of 2 in the new dlc vs Xbox owners only getting 1 however xbox owners are paying the same price for the dlc with less content.
I feel that this is not right. I understand that Playstation gets some exclusive perks like weapons and so forth, but it should be limited to wepons,armor, and multiplayer maps, not the core storyline/progression of the game. So as of now when the new dlc comes out we'll be two strikes behind in the story, and probably even more with additional dlcs. At the very least xbox players should pay less than Playstation for the reduced content of the dlc.
Anyone else feel the same way?
Not trying to complain just voicing some feedback as a consumer for what I'm paying for and seeing if others feel the same way.
(Please only use the top link for the poll out date ie system at work gave me problems sorry for the confusion)
For those that have not already bought the dlc, and feel that this is unfair I urge you to not purchase it in protest to activison for their business practice. I unfortunately already have due to the collectors edition.
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4 RepliesAs an Xbox One user, the exclusive content isn't what bothers me. We've known all along that Sony had struck a deal to bring timed exclusive content to Destiny throughout the lifespan of the first entry in the series. You shouldn't think of it as the PS version setting the price benchmark. The Xbox version sets the price benchmark, and then the PS version gets additional content on top of that. What does bother me is the fact that the currency conversion outside of the US is absolutely horrific. Here in the UK, we're paying the equivalent of nearly $32 for each expansion (if bought separately). Clearly there are many factors involved when setting region specific pricing, but it's a lot of money for the content in my opinion. The rest of Europe is also falling foul due to the currency conversion. And I really feel for our Australian gamers. They've been absolutely shafted on video game prices for years.
