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12/8/2017 8:07:39 PM
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Some people spend $20 on a book of lottery tickets and win millions, other lose. Some people buy a tank of gas for $20 or a few packs of cigarettes and they get into a car crash or develop lung cancer.
I found $20 and gave it to a homeless lady a couple of months ago. Maybe she got drunk with it and did bad things, maybe she bought a winning lottery ticket or just had a nice meal, I don't know.
What's your point???? Some people are not happy with thee $20 expenditure and believe it reinforces negative behavior by a company that is always looking to offer less while asking for more. Eventually you have to draw the line somewhere or before long Bungie will be selling bricks in the tower with your name on it for a $20 fee; mark it.
Nothing wrong with people demanding value for their money spent; it's the capitalist way.
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Edited by Turbo-J-Jones: 12/8/2017 8:17:49 PM“This week at Bungie, we’re rebuilding the old tower, Guardians. But we can’t do it without your support. Drop by Eververse and donate a brick or 200. Every doner will receive a banner. If you donate 1000 bricks you can even purchase a limited edition T-shirt from the Bungie store - we’re calling it ‘We built this city on crocks and trolls!’.”
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The sad part is I wouldn't be surprised
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Cement your name in History, at least until the next DLC pops, the tower is demolished and we will rebuild again with your generous help. God man, I know if Bungie toils in these forums someone will grab this idea and present as highest priority for design team.
