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Edited by DarthV0ider:
10/18/2014 7:03:42 PM
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Destiny playerbase to drop sharply in the next month
Sometimes I wonder why I'm still playing this game; stuck in the "Skinner box" feedback loop I guess. I think that will change soon, and Bungie's amazing metrics from September and October will look very average at best. Why? Competition. Destiny your competition is almost here and they do what you do, better. Call of Duty: more maps, more modes, and more story (shockingly). Far Cry: Waaaay more varied PvE, actual characters who have, you know, names and motivations, and risk-taking gameplay (fighting on/with animals). Bungie your December DLC had better be LOADED with content if you expect this game to last past Q2 2015. It is no longer fun for me to run the same story missions, strikes, raid, and PvP maps that I already have 100 times before. New planet, new patrol area, or no more of my money. Players, let your dollars speak; it is the only thing Bungie and Activision will hear.
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4 RepliesEdited by Micsterz: 10/18/2014 11:38:52 PMI agree, also if the DLC that was included on the disc opens up the real world experience and completes the fragmented story line. I expect class action lawsuits to follow. So far it feels as if the game was complete at one point then bungie removed chunks from it, labled it DLC, kept it on the disc then released it for additional income source for later revenue. Edit: What I'm saying is. The game came out Sept 9 and I've already capped out (29) since after vault raids week after week no vault armor. This is what I look forward to doing until the dlc release in Dec? It took 5 years to create this repetitive mess? I get to do the same raids, missions and maps for 4 months?
