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10/7/2019 5:22:06 PM
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Shadowkeep should have been $15
It's just a refreshed destination with 3 missions, some old boss fights, and way too much grind. Forsaken was overpriced too, but at least that dlc added content! 9 new trees for your subclasses, TWO brand new destinations with NEW public events, new game mode, much longer story, way more everything...
The focus for shadowkeep is clearly designed around Eververse and the grind, new light and Steam.
So far, I much preferred when Activision was around.
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1 ReplyThats why I literally bought for 15 dollars LOL im not kidding
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3 RepliesTo be fair, they added a raid, nightmare hunts and a dungeon too
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8 RepliesYeah cause the tangled shore was really the seller for forsaken. Not the raid or the dungeon or anything like that.
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24 RepliesLol if saving $20 is really such a concern that you need to make a thread...reevaluate your life and finances.
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8 RepliesIt’s definitely not worth the price based on the content. All the Vex stuff is because of the free season pass that came with it. Without the Vex stuff, there would be hardly anything to do. Very disappointing.
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if they would've fixed the "cannot reacquire randomized gear" issue in collections, AND reverted infusion back to the way it was in D1...i would've paid $60 for it. But since none of that got fixed and the quality of life still sucks...$35 seems overpriced.
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I agree with pass content being free. And a cash shop for cosmetics and turbo charging experience through the season pass reward tiers/levels. It's absolutely obnoxious how Bungie Invisioned and executed this. That being said. I'm enjoying gambit and crucible quite a bit. The infusion economy sucks.
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7 RepliesThree missions?
