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7/6/2015 11:47:28 PM
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It's a ripoff, so don't buy it. If UK players refuse to buy it, the price will drop. But if you complain that it is overpriced and buy it anyway, it wasn't overpriced.
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Price never drops on psn. Cod dlc from 5-6 yrs ago is still the exact same price today
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Black ops (the original) dlc still costs 15, even on Xbox 360. But what I meant was destiny 2. If y'all buy taken king for 40£, you show bungie you're willing to overpay. Then ask yourself, if you are so willing to overpay, why would bungie price destiny 2 at 40£? They'd price it at 50£ or even 60£. Bitching on the forums changes noting, only sales numbers will. And even if you plan to buy it, don't pre-order. Don't be disappointed again.
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You're right, but with 20+ million players, enough will buy it. Also the games repetitive as hell, so even at £40 its probably worth it as the people who are still playing r fine with that.
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The legendary edition will be a sensible price by about November. You can already buy it for less than the £40 they want for TTK on its own!
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In store yes, digitally, no.
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Yes. So buy the disk! Never understood why people get the digital version. Always more expensive and nothing to trade in when you finish with it. You still get the bonus stuff as long as you pick it before January.
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I bought digital as it was originally on ps3 n I've had ps3s and wii's break due to disc drive constant rendering of big games. Destiny promised the biggest open world action game ever, and I figured I'd protect my console. It was also 1/2 the UK retail price on the US psn store. There's no irritating disc drive whirrrrrr, and I only play the 1 game. I 100% agree tho, if you buy regular games, buy disc for resale value. I've bought hundreds of games via disc over the years.
