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Edited by Zaniel:
10/15/2014 5:44:26 AM
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What would happen if gaming industry policy was applied widespread?
Imagine yourself buying brand new 300hp car straight from a dealer. After one month of driving dealer comes in, says that your car is OP and replaces that 300hp engine with 100hp one without asking you for a permission. Roads are now safer and it's more fair compared to the other cars. Of course you're not going to get any sort of refund or compensation for the loss of power. How do you feel about that?
EDIT: Great community guys. Always fighting, never agree to anything. My point was not to criticize Bungie's actions or discuss how right or wrong nerfing is, but rather to point out how world would be like if nerf could be applied widespread, just as the topic name suggests.
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3 RepliesEdited by TwinTurbos: 10/15/2014 6:21:47 AMRules/regulations in motorsports like this change all the time. If one team consistently dominated every year using tech no one else had access to, nobody would watch. Instead, the races are [i]mostly [/i]decided by skill.
