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2/4/2017 4:03:12 PM
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Id rather not play either, both are a discrace and cash grab
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Meh. If "cash grab" is such an issue for people you may as well stop playing Vid games right now. All companies are finding new and creative ways to bring in cash because they are still businesses at heart. Some will feel more "grubby" than others and I think we just need to find our own balance with these concepts.
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All DLC in Titanfall 2 is free and from day one, cosmetic micro-transactions featured no RNG. Titanfalls's last patch, buffed three underperforming weapons, while slightly tweaking the pilot sentry auto turret which, essentially due to a bug, on certain maps would accurately kill anything in line of sight, regardless of distance(the thing is still devastating in objective modes). Titanfall's multiplayer is tight, responsive, and well balanced. You literally feel the growth and proficiency increase as you transition into new loadouts. Guns have improved, and balancing is incremental instead of game breaking. The Titan Tone was outperforming most other Titans, so Respawn "tweaked" him within a month... It wasn't enough so they patched Tone again several weeks later... I still main her today, she is still bonkers good. They also buffed other Titans based on player feedback... Nothing is broken. The game isn't perfect... Matchmaking when in a party is damn oppressive, while solo que feels perfect but the game is steadily getting better. Respawn: 1. Doesn't engage in greedy practices. 2. Provides regular, quality updates, instead of 6-7 month dry spells in support. 3. In efforts to fix problems with balance, they don't disrespecting player's time spent unlocking guns by destroying/Nerfing guns to create a new meta. I'm not this huge opponent of DLC or micro-transactions but Bungie has made so many straight up terrible choices with Destiny... Destiny has twice the players as Titanfall 2 so I guess they feel as though they are two big to fail. I'm waiting to see how they handle the next patch... If it's anything less than a comprehensive balance patch that addresses underperforming weapon classes(with a few slight tweaks, not nerfs), then I'm done. I'm tired of this meta bullshit, it's cheap, it's easier to simply move players off of what's good by breaking it, than to support the game. We've all spent a lot of time and money with this game, it's time they fix multiplayer... After all, it's going to be holding the game together until D2.
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Degrading a prodduct, offering less, while charging more isint good. Especially when they purposely degrade the product with nerfs and ameatur decisions Ive taken several business classes, and none of them told me to degrade my product
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A lot of this is still experimental for some companies and frankly the gaming industry is a different playground. There are companies that will do it right and some that won't. Some will fall somewhere in between. We absolutely have a right to despise it but I don't think it's going away. Hopefully can learn the right way to do it. Meanwhile we as players (consumers) will continue to balance the fun we have vs the cash grab. Just because something is cash grabby doesn't mean it can't be fun to play.
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Your right, the problem is how hatable destiny is due to the fact that we have seen it in a much better state yet bungie refuses to listen
