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9/5/2015 3:52:43 AM
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I really think this is an unstoppable train and it won't make a damn bit of difference what we do, but that's not going to stop me from not purchasing TTK until something drastic changes.
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You are probably right. Not buying and considering just forgetting about it period. But for everyone else accepting it, someday they will be offended by Bungie or another game company trying to pull something one step worse. They'll wonder what happened to gaming. Maybe they'll look back at this time as a missed opportunity to draw the line in the sand.
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I agree. I think there is a dangerous precedent being set right now with DLCs and pricing. Bungie is being brave and testing some treacherous waters. It's the players who are making those waters seem like a kiddy pool. If players keep gobbling up these minimal content/high priced DLCs then it could be a signal to other developers that this is the new trend. I don't think a lot of people are realizing this possibility.
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Exactly. If they had sold it all together at the beginning we would have paid $180 up front. Who would do that? No one. So they make it seem cheap and sell it to us on segments when in reality we are still paying a very hefty price. When did DLC go from extra content added to a finished game, to the [b]game itself?[/b] not okay.
