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Edited by SuGNuB zTi:
3/27/2015 6:43:45 PM
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Well we now know what's holding everyone back from getting more content...
Its xbox 360 and ps3 users. They really had to take out item comparison to add a few extra vault space. You guys need to just forget the old systems and move on of you wanna play this game. Sure maybe some people can't afford it right this second maybe but shit summers right around the corner go mow some damn lawns or something if you don't have a job. Xbox ones w/o kinect and added games are $320 pre owned at gamestop and $20 more brand new.
Edit: Okay guys I knew the kind of responses I would probably get when I posted this and I argued with a few of you but to be honest I dont know shit about game development. I was just mainly just going off of what a lot of other people were posting and what bungie said about having to make a small sacrifice to the old consoles. So if there's anybody who actually knows about game development and can tell me why exactly I am wrong or right then it would be appreciated. *excludes the part about mowing lawns for money lol*
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Edited by Rynoceros: 3/28/2015 7:35:38 AMEven if we everybody had current systems, the game would still be short. With the massive changes that occured late in development that delayed the game [b]and[/b] developers still not fully utilizing the new system's hardware, Destiny would still need another year or two of work to become 75% of what they advertised it would be two years ago. Last gen isn't holding this game back nearly as much as Bungievision is. They were slow to address early issues, they repeatedly made poor decisions, they did a poor job of quality control when implementing new code, and now their last hope is to blame it on system performance from older consoles to deflect further criticism.
