[quote]The rest of the article is purely his opinion, which is something absolutely any single one of us can give.[/quote] Perhaps that's what they call an opinion piece? Also, most of the article I read was true.....so i don't know why you are getting so angry over an article. Sure he missed the fact that characters transfer over, but big deal. He never said they won't, he was simply speculating on how it might work. Also, this article is not going to change the game or experience you have playing it....so calm down?

Yes... why is Forbes covering this at all? No one in the financial community worth their salt reads it... unless it's a specific column blog. Their website is a model of futility as well. It's more a political echo chamber than anything. Too bad, old Forbes was great... And Forbes the younger does know what he's talking about.

It's not written for fans, it's written for investors. They only want to know about "public opinion" and "company direction" so they can use it to monetize. Forbes articles are not meant for you. They are written for people who make money off of the industry.

Hey, I've been wondering about this for awhile. But the 500M everyone's talking about. Is that what Bungie spent already, or is that their budget for the 10 year projection?

As an adult I believe it is my duty to point out to you children, that often times, journalists will write something about your toys that you disagree with. This is not bad. This is the cornerstone of the democracy your grandparents (who you will never better) fought for. Stop whining/ranting like brats, put on your big boy pants (or xxl big boy pants for the yanks) & put forward your own articulate views on a medium, once agian provided by adults, you will never match. [spoiler]or will you?[/spoiler]

Why would u even get ur hopes up and think Forbes would be a reliable source for a video game write up in the first place?

Something something Fox News something illuminati something racists.

Agreed with all said. However, nobody else found it interesting that FORBES is writing an article on a video game? Good/Bad/or just plain nonsensical writing... A shit-ton of wealthy, wanna-be wealthy, Dr. Office waiting rooms, legal briefing rooms, non-gamers! Etc, now have an article about DESTINY in FORBES to read. Way to go BUNGIE!!! Break The Walls Down Baby! And to the rest of my fellow Guardians, do not allow yourself to feel very upset over the garble that comprises the article. Know that the majority of current Forbes readers are not gamers. What the article might do is prompt the non-gamer who reads Forbes, to maybe ask around about DESTINY at a local retailer....(or a question from a wealthy brother-in-law which will certainly be the case for me "Dude, what's this DESTINY I've been hearing about?"). At that point the knowledgable person can tell the Forbes person how much fun the actual game is. Long/Short,. It builds a larger customer base and spreads more awareness to the masses that may not of picked up on DESTINY through other forms of informational media. Seriously,. When was the last time you bought or didn't buy something based on a Forbes article?..... Meh... Except that time I passed on the G5 acquisition due to Forbes reporting in an earlier issue that the Italian leather used to wrap the conference table chairs... Was in fact leather procured in Canada. No self respecting G5 owner would allow non-Italian leather to touch their ten thousand dollar suit. Even at 30,000 ft. Destiny is not a game purchased or played by separation of economic class.... Who cares what Forbes says,... What matters is they are saying it. It's good for business. O.o,y,,