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1/29/2020 11:12:26 AM
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The entitlement is nauseating with you people. Mistakes happen, they did their best, and if you can’t stomach the loss of $5 or $30, I’m sure someone will help you with that, but they aren’t here.
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Losing real money, no matter how little, would be unacceptable. But, this was ingame virtual currency with no tangible value. Either way, they are fixing it.
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Sure, it’s unfair. But crap happens and often there is nothing we can do. Losing money, wasting money. You know, like with scratch-offs or something? I mean, sure, be upset, but I shouldn’t virtually see spittle flying from one’s mouth in their anger over a lost $5.
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It depends on how hard that person worked for that $5. Either way... a piece of coding that results in a real money loss should necessitate a refund. It's just basic service. I work in retail, for about 20 years now. If I dont go home covered in mucus from some school, then it's not a Wednesday.
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My wife has been working retail for 20 years, as well. Losing $5 is disappointing, but if it was affordable to spend it as digital currency, I could not have been too important. Secondly, they can get upset about it, that’s fair. But Bungie cannot do anything about it now.
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Just get the wet wipes
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Well, okay. How about this. What do you want them to do? And what, do you think they can do? If we’re going to be upset, how about we become constructive with the criticism. What do you believe they can do?
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I mean, I dont care, I didnt sign in so I shouldn't be affected. Even so, they made it right. What I really wanted was a total deletion of shards, cores, and the rest.
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I didn’t sign in either. I was sleeping (night shift). I don’t understand why so many people are this upset.
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This skinned Democrats.
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nice try dmg
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lol how long has Bungie been at this?
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Downvote for douche baggery
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If I were wrong, and this was such a terrible, unforgivable sin, you wouldn’t still be playing, would you?
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Bearbeitet von ohmygoshduh: 1/29/2020 6:27:02 PMThings like this don't turn people against the game. As you can see, it does cause some anger toward the people who work at Bungie. Mistakes happen. Of course, they do. At some point, Bungie should be forced to look at what they are doing, before they do it. There is no reason to rush, and no real reason to do updates that have not been thoroughly tested before being implemented. Bungie needs to reevaluate their implementation process. Obviously, it can be made better.
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It always amazes me how people here who constantly espouse so much hate still play. It amazes me even more how people who don't play still hang around and talk shit. Humans are a strange and f*cked up thing.
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Bungie's best of 600+ employees is to release bugs every patch and DLC. Maybe if Bungie devoted more of those people to testing their only game. I don't think "they did their best" applies here. Nor does it apply to paid DLC bugs lasting for weeks before getting fixed.
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[quote]Mistakes happen[/quote] Yeah they do...all the time. With every update and quest Bungie puts out.
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Yet here you are still playing. If it were really that upsetting, you’d have quit, right?
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It's not upsetting. It's just pathetic.
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Quitting isn't the way to make things better. Working to force needed changes will result in making things better.
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Not really The whole quit argument is as childish as the trolling for no reason You like the game and the company and the game in its poor state and that’s great for you Others have a higher standard and do not like constant bugs. If it wasn’t for these people calling bungie mistakes, you would have something unplayable
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Do you really think the comments in this forum is what motivates Bungie to fix bugs?
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Only thing motivating Bungie at this point is money. Sorry, but it's pretty obvious at this point. You know the saying... "Money talks..." That's the [b]feedback[/b] they listen to now...
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I don’t think comments anywhere motivate bungie to do the right thing. That’s not really the point though is it. It has nothing to do with the childish line of “hurr durr quit” People need to point out broken things so the game as a whole gets better instead of having a substandard acceptance
