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Edited by The Dark Hadou:
7/6/2015 11:25:31 AM
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Given that the price of the expansion pass was £35/$35 and the individual DLCs were £20/$20, I'm surprised that people are so angry with Bungie for following the same pricing scheme they have done all through the first year.
Do I think that TTK is worth £40? I don't know yet as Bungie haven't released enough details about the content that'll be included. Rather than raging on BNet about it, I'm happy to wait until they do before forming an opinion as there's still over two months to release and there's no need for me to know what's in it at the moment as I wouldn't be buying it until release anyway.
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HoW and TDB weren't worth their price tags. Thus, if Bungie have shown by making two DLCs that combined weren't worth the money, why will TTK be any different? £25 the exchange rate roughly would be a no brainier though.
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For the hours of entertainment I've gotten from them, I think HoW and TDB were worth the £35 I paid for them.
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Edited by BearMylls29: 7/6/2015 1:11:13 PMDon't get me wrong I enjoy Destiny and all and will probably buy TTK. However, I think quality is always better than quantity and in my opinion they haven't really provided either. Yeah, you might have got loads of hours, but is that because of a quality in-depth story that took time to complete and wasn't locked out of the disc or was it from recycling end game and weekly material?
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