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3/7/2016 6:10:00 AM
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Were the micro transaction promotional events a failure?
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If they hard more events like SLR it would be good
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Yep. Look at halo 5. Same funding model. Started roughly the same time year 2 destiny did and that game has gotten a ton of gotten including forge, griffball, tons of weapons and skins, 12 maps, and plans to add firefight all for free. We got some masks, 2 SRL maps, and a variant on trials of Osiris. GG Bungie
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5 AntwortenBearbeitet von jpro7272: 3/7/2016 6:52:56 AMMicro transactions killed year 2. I wouldn't be surprised if they delayed Destiny 2 because of them. Hard to sell dances in March when they become completely useless in September. What ever happened to the forge of gods, vex void, and comet dlc's? Too much misinformation on their part. Hell, there was even an extra exotic weapon in tower kiosk that people hyped up as a hidden exotic. Speculation ran wild and two months later Bungie mentions in their new update that it was a mistake. Too much misinformation and shady practices have turned off a lot of people. It's a shame cause its not a bad shooter, just bad at everything else.
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1 AntwortenDidn't like them
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5 AntwortenI personally love holiday events in games. They may not offer much but are usually a small break from the same old grind and to have some fun. Granted, Destiny's events were nothing completely new (except SRL), but still interesting enough for me to enjoy for a few days.
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3 AntwortenNot for THEIR bottom line!
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1 AntwortenI didn't find them to be worth much time. I thought the Halloween event was cool for a few days. That's about it. Sparrow racing was fun the first 5 times then got boring. Doubles was ok. My buddy and I played it quite a bit so I guess I can't hate on that. Would have much rather had dlc content drops.
