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3/11/2019 1:38:54 AM
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The problem is that you whiney little pissants continue to think that you are the majority when in reality you are the very small minority.
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14 million linked accounts... 600k daily players. Which majority are you speaking of? The ones left, or the ones that left?
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Rumor has it that the grind will be much more hardcore in D3 so I’m guessing that Bungie doesn’t really give 2 shits about the casuals who have left.
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True...the majority (who aren’t even forum members) will simply leave to play something else. Over 14 million tracked accounts. Sub 400k still active (guardian.gg). Sometimes sub 300k. But you’re right....the majority don’t complain on here...they simply vanish without a word.
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I dont agree. Even tough people on the forums arent a lot compared to the game player base. Forums are kinda representative. If 90% of the forums dont like something, You can be sure that most players dont like it either.
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Well when this community plays at a silver rating at best it’s kinda hard to trust their decisions.
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Play style/rate does not apply to likes or dislikes dope. If gamers are unhappy they're unhappy.
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majority always wins thats logic.even if the majority is wrong to you or me
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Edited by Jessee GG: 3/11/2019 3:07:30 AMDepends on the topic. In terms of PVE the forum generally advocates pro-player choices which has lead to a ton of improvements over time. PVP on the other hand was a dumpster fire at launch and the community's input has just fanned the flames. It's not like trusting higher rated players would make a difference at this point though. The majority of talent left the game within the first few months, while the people that really enjoyed the slow/boring mechanics stayed. Considering they wont have an influx of new players any time soon, their only choice is to support those that remain.
