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Edited by steveokillz88:
9/29/2019 2:01:56 PM
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Advance knowledge of Shadowkeep that streamers have should DISQUALIFY them from world's first
It's painfully obvious that several streamers out there already have Shadow keeping are playing it.
this creates a clear advantage for the world's first raid regardless of having access to the raid or not.
They have time to learn the game's new systems the economy and everything.
For example, Datto is posting videos about the moon already and giving reveals and all that stuff.
He and anyone else with early content of ANY KIND should not be allowed to participate in a world's first run at all, nor should anyone else in his position. I'm just using him as an example.
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1 ReplyAt this point I’d say Bungie is like a church priest giving his little boy toy a present for “Doing” a good “Job”. Now Datto is out there showing his gift to everyone not noticing he still had some of Bungies “appreciation” on his face ><
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6 RepliesHey buddy, you’re gonna miss your first day at Clown College Don’t forget your makeup and clown shoes!
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Being able to show off the moon patrol, a mission and a nightfall = S E C R E T R A I D INFORMATION LEAKED TO STREAMERS. Okay boomers.
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3 RepliesEdited by Corrick II: 9/30/2019 3:44:33 PMNot that I care about streamers or world’s first [i]at all[/i] but it occurs to me that while they have advance access to the content, they’re also literally spilling that information all over the internet. You can find out exactly what they know, right now, if you wanted to. It’s not like they’re sitting in their basements rubbing their hands together and laughing maniacally to themselves about the minuscule “advantage” they’ll have getting an imaginary achievement in an imaginary game. Actually... yeah, they’re probably doing that too.
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2 RepliesEdited by ghostx78x: 9/30/2019 11:43:29 AMMost streamers get their rocks off from the attention but at the same time secretly think most of their viewers are morons. There are a few that dont see themselves as idols and actually are good people.
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Agreed. Just get rid of streamers.
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I must say this is actually a very good point it is an advantage to have a week worth gameplay and game mechanic knowledge and going against players that have four days
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My lord is there anything you won’t complain about? Like my god this is a crazy obsession you guys have.
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2 RepliesWhy do youll care about world's first why does anybody? If you ask me this race has further ruined raiding in d2.
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1 Replyoh yes, people should be left out if a community challenge because they got to test out a strike and a couple of crucible maps that we've all played before (besides one.) This post is a massive load of bull.
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1 ReplyEdited by DarkOverlord_9: 9/30/2019 2:57:51 PMYes, hands-on experience with future sandbox/weapon/armour/economy/subclass changes is an undeniable advantage, no matter how much the dumb fanboys try to argue against it. Also, a cozy relationship with the devs could mean that the streamers got at least hints on how to do the raid, if not a walkthrough. All of the above disqualifies them from legitimately getting World’s 1st. However, Bungie is a company completely devoid of integrity and fairness, so I fully expect them to just ignore all critique as usual and go on their merry way towards bankruptcy and failure which they so richly deserve.
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Ummm, Not how it works
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4 RepliesThe fact some content creators went to Bungie studios to record some content should disqualify them?!?! This is really something to complain about and get your undies in a wad over? I swear people have no perspective anymore.
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8 RepliesAgreed. Bump. Bungie has created inequality of opportunity for anyone who isn't an "influencer."
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Edited by Douxie: 9/30/2019 3:37:32 PMQuite frankly, I don’t think knowledge of weapons really effects a puzzle challenge. No real advantage to be had
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Absolutely
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Edited by ScottF 2112: 9/30/2019 3:49:24 PMIf they learned anything from that disastrous 4th forge puzzle it would be to tip off their "best and brightest" prior to launch..... :)
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I'm guessing this is a joke post If not let me just clear a few things up for you, Streamers like Datto, Houndish, MoreConsole, KackisHD etc; have been invited to Bungie studios where they were allow to record footage for their channels to provide hype for Shadowkeep. The Shadowkeep live servers are not up until tomorrow and the game they played would have been hosted inside a test environment at Bungie Studios, they are not all at home playing Shadowkeep right now, they are eagerly awaiting it's release the same as us. So they should be able to participate in the World's first the same as everyone else.
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Oh God these posts are so dumb. Another one muted.
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They don't have access to shadowkeep at home. They were at bungie studios and were streaming what they were allowed to stream. This is just petty.
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This was an overkill my man. Even in the videos they mention where the recording has happened.
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2 RepliesThey don’t get to keep the shit they got dude... they went to the studio to play test so they could create hype on YouTube.
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This post better be a joke...
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Does it really matter anyway? World first is just a invisible title given out yes they might get special loot but does it really matter? The streamers and YouTubers are going to get worlds first regardless what content they see or play first. I don’t think anyone with real world commitments are going to lose any sleep on this matter. It’s just a video game given to us to play and have fun with don’t worry about what others are doing on their game
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23 RepliesI agree I'm a dad with 6 kids and a 77 hour work week, but I really was looking forward to hitting worlds first this time around. I only have 1 hour to play per month And frankly I'm tired of bungie screwing us casual gamers over
