No law suits have been filed in the proper regions yet. That's why.

I understand your frustration but technically we only have a license to play their game.

Because the content they removed was literally years old and you don't actually own anything; when you purchase something digital, you're more likely purchasing a licensing agreement or whatever it's called. I'm sure if we read the fine print, it'll say something like that.

OP: [quote]Now I’m not gonna say “bungie give me back my money"[/quote] Also OP: [quote]Why didn’t bungie reimburse the community?[/quote] Do you understand the meaning of reimburse? I also don't think you understand that paying for an online video game is a bit more like paying for a service. Let me give you an example: Let's look at Season of Dawn with the Sundial. The activity was active for the Season, but went away after the season, should we be reimbursed once the season is over? I would argue that the money we paid was to enjoy the content over the course of the 3 month season. It's kind of like going to the movies, you pay $10 to go watch a movie to have an enjoyable experience. After 2 hours, you have nothing physical remaining from your purchase, you have memories from the experience. If the movie was good, you enjoy the experience; if the movie was bad (maybe a cringe-Worthy movie), it was less enjoyable. Some people will wait to watch a movie until they get reviews from others first. During your time at the movies, some people will decide to buy Popcorn or Spicy Ramen to enhance their experience, it doesn't change the content of the movie, but is is an option for people if they want to indulge themselves. When you think about it, no one really needs to go to the movies, we do it because we enjoy the opportunity to experience something new with our friends.

Digital content baby, you don’t “own” anything. But don’t forget “you will own nothing and be happy” Regards World economic forum.

Reimburse yourself, you been playing for a while now. You are the guy that buys shoes, wears them everyday for 2 years and when they finally break he takes them back to the store asking for a refund

Well back when forsaken came out and the Refer a friend system came out and we got the “Veteran player rewards” i knew thats all we were getting If bungie wouldn’t do it once they made the game free, they will never do it

Yeah, Bungie doesn’t care about “good faith” actions or garnering “goodwill” with their customers. At least not anymore. They hide behind legal “agreements” that are required before you can even access their product. An “agreement” that is “subject to change” oftentimes at any possible time. Such a thing is no true “agreement” as it beggars the mind to imagine agreeing to something that could change so much it is unrecognizable from the initial “agreement.” Let’s use a silly example. Ted decides he wants to use his neighbor Tom’s garden rake. Before Ted is allowed to use the rake, Tom requires Ted to sign a user “agreement.” This “agreement” is “subject to change” at anytime. Ted signs it because he really wants to use the rake. Tom allows Ted to use it. One day, while Ted is raking his lawn, Tom shoes up and removes the rake handle, stating that the handle was old and thus required maintenance. Ted tries to protest that a rake with an old handle is better than a rake with none, but is squarely shut down as Tom brandishes his “user agreement.” Ted is upset but is put at ease when Tom states a new handle is on its way. The following week, (Ted has been raking his lawn on all fours as he has no handle) Tom shows up with a new handle. The handle is a foot long. Ted is upset because Tom promised him a new handle for the rake. Tom insists the handle is new (it is, but not comparable to the old in any other way), and waves the “user agreement” in Ted’s face. The following week Tom shows up at Ted’s house and reclaims the rake as well as Ted’s car. Ted is upset, (rightfully so) but again is shown the “user agreement” that is “[b][u]subject to change[/u][/b]” at any time. In case you were wondering, you are Ted and Bungie is Tom. The legal world is such a fun place full of “agreements” that would ordinarily never be agreed to if it weren’t for some proposed benefit. The problem is, Bungie, along with others, use an “agreement” that is legally capable of becoming an entirely different “agreement” at any time. Nifty huh? They will never reimburse us, or hand us good faith credit. They essentially robbed us, legally. The content we paid for is gone, replaced with very little. My vote is to never financially support Bungie again. Just like my grandpappy used to say “boy, they are crookeder than a dog’s hind leg!”

The short answer here is that we already got what we paid for. Long answer? Games have a life cycle, especially online games. At some point those games are replaced by new games, and the content that was relevant in the old, fades away. Bungie decided to not make Destiny 3 as a stand alone. Which would have ended the relevance of D2 completely. Even if you could still go back an play. Ultimately we didn't "lose" anything. The concentrated the focus of the live game, and have the ability to shift that focus. I think the problem with last fall was that they had to cut more than they could add. And they didn't create enough destination content to make what was added seem relevant. IMO, this is because they focus too much on the instanced content, and not enough on the "world". The game needs to present reasons and rewards for us to go to the Moon, or Nessus, or the Cosmodrome. Not just checking off bounties. the game needs synergy between the destinations and the player.

I feel bad for y1 vets. Ya'll were the few people who cared about D2Y1 and ya'll got nothing but obsolete gear now.

ToS says what it says, but it ultimately doesn't detract from the fact they didn't make any sort of gesture, even if not owed. It just looks bad.

I'm always astounded with the mentality of some people. You have about a 1000 hours in D2 Is that not value ? I cant understand why you are not happy with what you received for your investment. Boggles my mind. why would it even cross your mind to consider a refund. A 1000 hours dude.

One argument I won’t agree with. The ToS is fairly clear on what they can do, so don’t complain about it and expect to be remedied.

A typical single player game can have about lets say 50 hrs campaign/story at £60 that's £1.20 phr Now destiny 2 I've spent about £100 on and I've played that for about 100 days that works out to £0.04phr at present that's me personally though its not always been fun but I've been using their product so value wise nothing else has come close

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