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3/8/2023 7:22:15 PM
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If it’s that big a disappointment to you, it’s a lesson worth learning for future DLCs/games:
- Wait until after release.
- Check out reviews/videos/reaction.
- Make an informed decision on whether to purchase.
- Check out the retailer’s refund policy.
Saves everyone the headache.
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or they dont release until they actually make sure everything is okay, stop being a sheep and go play another game
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Or, don’t throw money at trailers. Simple.
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Or the devs fix their game and not wait weeks and allow refunds for their trash dlc that was overhyped. Simple.
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Wonder why it was overhyped. Stop throwing money at trailers and you wouldn’t feel that way. Writing has been on the wall for years but some of y’all too dull to see it
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I’m playing Lightfall and having fun. I’m very happy with my purchase.
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and others arent. Just cause you are okay with crapping in your hands and clapping for this dlc does not mean the devs should be able to get away with releasing very little content, poor story, and not fixing bugs. Its like me selling you a car and not showing you that it has problems and by the time when you realize somethings off i dont let you return it.
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If you were buying a car, wouldn’t you want to see some reviews of the make and model? Wouldn’t you want to test drive it? Wouldn’t you check what kind of guarantee you were getting? If a purchase is important enough to wail about if it goes wrong, it’s important enough to do your homework before you buy.
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You just proved my point right there. "wouldnt you wanna test drive the car first?" thats all that needed to be said. Noone can test drive a car for you or show the same problems you would have. Stop trying to defend the devs lack of ambition and work ethic you sheep
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Editado por eeriearcade: 3/9/2023 3:44:22 PMGambit and Crucible are free to play — you can ‘test drive’ them without making a purchase. Some retailers allow refunds within a certain period of time or amount of play — meaning you can purchase, ‘test drive’ and refund (if you’re not happy). The issues the OP raised were widely known straight after release (a ‘test drive’ wasn’t even necessary to be aware of those particular problems). If you want to go off on a rant, be my guest. I’m sticking to the OP’s topic.
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Yeah cause gambit and crucible are the dlc.... Stop defending the devs sheep.
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Tell the OP! [spoiler]Baaaa! 🐑 [/spoiler]
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He basically gave those as examples as to why there should be no reason for invisible characters to go on for so long. Sheep
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[quote]If it’s that big a disappointment to you, it’s a lesson worth learning for future DLCs/games: - Wait until after release. - Check out reviews/videos/reaction. - Make an informed decision on whether to purchase. - Check out the retailer’s refund policy. Saves everyone the headache.[/quote] Well I must say in his defense non of that would let him know about all the current bugs ie random invisibility, non winnable dares, com screen lock up along with about 12 other bugs going into 2nd week of new expansion. Though I’m used to bungie being very inept and poor at their job fixing stuff I cant hold it against someone for feeling the way they do. That being said this is Bungie and how bungie has been from day one only worse now that they sold them selves because they no longer have to worry about catching -blam!- from sales. I wouldn’t expect anything better for sometime as the person said take this as a learning experience and just dont give bungie/sony anymore of your money if you feel that strongly.
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Editado por eeriearcade: 3/8/2023 11:49:19 PMThe things the OP mentioned were happening straight after Lightfall launched weren’t they? Also, check out OP’s game history. [u]Now[/u] they want a refund? C’mon. 😄
