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6/19/2015 8:35:55 PM
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Except that you played the game for a year probably to the tune of 100'S and 100's of hours.
Do you not understand that?
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Yes... Kinda... It really does help. Thanks
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Doing the same patrols and missions over and over doesn't count as hundreds of hours of content. Just because you can listen to a song 100 times does not justify charging more than a dollar on iTunes.
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You can also play another game or listen to another song. The world and the game don't owe you anything.
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Considering what they delivered is not what they advertised I'm pretty sure Bungie committed fraud. Blaming the consumer is messed up.
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Not blaming anyone, I'm saying if he didn't like it, he could have quit at his initial $60. Instead, he kept playing, bought all the DLC and is now complaining that he had to pay to play for the first year. People who buy a game late that's a year old shouldn't be charged full price and I have no issue with that because I understand business. Perspective is a funny thing.
