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Bearbeitet von MrSeanG: 5/26/2021 1:43:53 AMYou laugh, but making a couple million a year for being smart, in love with gaming, play design, and technical direction are huge talents that are handsomely rewarded. My love of street fighter iv and my RESPECT for players AND design houses like capcom netted my agency a cool 5mil. And I also got handpicked for Xbox 360 launch and event experience promo, which was also some nice money. You’re in here clownin, disrespecting people taking the time to report issues and you have no game activity or characters that exist in destiny. You look like a bot troll. Even worse you have nothing to add to any part of the conversation. Answer me this: who would you give a $500 million budget to run a game studio for 5 years? A. The person that beats the crap out of raids, puzzles and a massive list of titles OR B. Some corporate slug with a degree who has never played, loved and conquered the titles like the ones they want to make?
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Haha and you think money makes you rich, I don’t care if you have 1 billion dollars, you sound like an ego arrogant shallow individual. You know what money can’t buy? A personality or a cure for your cancer. So make your millions living on this wet rock of a planet. Your not worth 5 mins of time to speak to.
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Bearbeitet von MrSeanG: 5/28/2021 4:51:34 PMIt’s pretty sad that you can’t see the good in raising money for a small agency that employed 4 people, that provided salaries for 2 years. It’s equally as sad that you can’t see that accomplishments, especially those raised as challenges by Bungie, with rewards offered by bungie for the effort to fall on bungie to fulfill to its players that completed their challenge. Further sad things: you equate other players accomplishments to “peacocking” when they go to a help forum and point out the widespread nature of how disappointing it is to not have rewards that they were promised. Even more sad, is that you are defending an industry brand that has put money above its player base at every turn, while calling me out for showing how gaming is an industry that recognizes the accomplishments of its individuals with both professional respect as well as financial compensation. At no point do I say money makes happiness or makes a person better. I do point out that what you called trivial, does indeed matter, even a decade later, depending on the paths you could choose in life. You’ve contradicted yourself entirely and only seem mad that players who completed the raid day one, are wondering what their months or even years of dedication are worth to Bungie.
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if this bother's you so much why didn't you keep scrolling?
