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8/9/2024 4:37:02 PM
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We should be thankful for "Bungie"
They are modeling what not to do.
They show us how not to run a business.
They remind us how people or a company can be at the top of the industry, then drop the ball.
They teach us how not to recover from failings.
They provide an example to game devs of the future how not to make a game.
They're doing so much, maybe we should thank them. Without examples of the worst, we wouldn't know the better.
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6 RisposteModificato da Raiyu: 8/10/2024 1:15:24 AMAll the elitist Bungie fan boys and sweaty trials dogs are gonna bash you mate lol. They hate when you complain about bungie or destiny. They do it to me all the time because I complain about trials being impossible. Everything you said I agree with btw
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Run a company into the ground and buy yourself a 2.4 million car collection right before firing large amount of staff. Almost feels illegal.
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33 RisposteYet you were on lapping it up an hour ago. I agree with Wrench 0/10.
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A tad on the negative side, don’t you think? 😄
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1 RispondiSony is on add clear…ez fix 🥴
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It just goes to show you that the video game industry is not the place for a money laundering operation. Steel taught us that. Video games and crimes don't mix.
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Sounds like a fantastic business plan. 🤔Wonder how that's working out for them.
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12 RisposteModeling what not to do.....? A game still highly successful after 10 years. Still relatively high player counts and record breaking dlc. Sure.... what not to do xD
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Oh lord I guess I should have known better. You're probably never going to be in a position to do any of those things.
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