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Editado por Acris:
10/6/2015 6:13:24 AM
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Micro-transactions are putting destiny down a bad path
I am pained to see the start of microtransactions in the beautiful game of destiny, because sooner or later everything will be locked behind paywalls ie shaders, ghost shells, class items. I've seen many games go down this route, they all become worse and eventually pay-to-win
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1 RespuestaAs long as they keep it at... Shaders Emotes Sparrows Ships Ghost shells Voice packs for ghosts Emblems I have no problem with cosmetic microtransactions. If you have to buy things to progress quests or character light, that's bad for everyone. But if you already bought redbulls for the focused light and questline, then you've already paid a couple bucks in a way. Now I don't feel bad about the people who used a code generator for those.
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3 RespuestasIf they do it the way Warframe dose it I think it will be fine. Warframe turns out new content each week/month. Because of micro transactions we don't need to pay for it. Also any item that is on the storefront we can get farming in the game. It is up to the player to ither pay for it or farm for free for it.
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COD in space just no weapon skins
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This is a guardian that can see into the future, of-course Destiny will micro-transaction 'cosmetics' which won't effect the game itself, they wan't to know how we respond. Give it time, way to early for them to introduce more micro-transactions, but it's the route they have started and will keep going down it.
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8 RespuestasBut the funds are going towards regular free content expansions to the game. I'm okay with optional cosmetics. Welcome to MMO's.
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Never did understand the point in making a satire post.
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Cosmetics are fine whether that be sparrows, emotes, shaders or ghost shells. If they sold actual engrams though, then I'd be upset.
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4 RespuestasEditado por Dead General X: 10/6/2015 6:21:29 AMIf it's just cosmetics it's fine. Once they make it so you have to spend real money to get armor, weapons, or anything with perks that will change the game for everyone who has them to those who didn't spend money to buy them, then that's when I drop all support for Destiny forever.
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I don't see why OP is getting such hate. He's just worried that this may possibly lead to a pay to win style micro transaction. Its not like he's raging or anything
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Stop talking shit and placing negative posts on this forum! If you don't agree with it then don't purchase them it's as simple as that!
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I -blam!-ing hate you.
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1 RespuestaEvery time I open a topic a thread on here my eyes immediately look at the tags.
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i agree
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13 RespuestasNo, no it won't. Bungie stated so. Calm down, breathe, breathe again, now repeat after me. "It's only emotes, it won't effect my gameplay, at all" There you go, better now?
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1 RespuestaAnd the more you try to explain this to some the more stupid ND stubborn they become. Bump seen many games go down this path.
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It's going to become £12.99 for armour and weapons next.
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Wait, you pay real, actual money for those?
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2 RespuestasLook up the Slippery Slope Fallacy before commenting anymore.
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8 Respuestashttp://destiny.wikia.com/wiki/Bungie-Activision_Contract Shouldn't be a surprise if you do a little research.
