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10/20/2015 9:06:42 PM
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Don't blame Bungie. Blame all of the cheaters using it in MASS in the IB and everyday crucible.
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I agree with you. And the fact that most people hate on Bungie for temporarily disableing the glitch so they can fix it, it was either that or do something to the Graviton Forfeit, which would piss off even more people, or even delaying future events like Trials to keep it fair.
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Editado por EdwardStarbuck: 10/20/2015 9:26:48 PMNo, Bungie should be blamed. It's bug after bug, nerf after nerf, weak story after weak story, etc. They aren't meeting expectations and should be held accountable.
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No. The community should be held accountable. Week after week, glitch after glitch, raid after raid. The community find a way to be more and more toxic and find cheats to use and exploit. The community is the biggest test community out there and Bungie can only be reactive to every cheat they exploit.
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These are game engine failures. You know why you don't hear about this as much for other games? Because the developers did a better job making sure they have a game that doesn't have these issues. You can stick with your Bungie Stockholm syndrome all you want and blame players, but this was a piss poor job. If I had this many errors in the work I produce, I'd be fired. Blaming customers for finding lazy programming errors is pathetic.
