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9/16/2015 3:38:05 AM
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[quote]where does it say this crap?[/quote]
Are you blind? I provided you a link and quoted what it says. It says that the digital download is for people that OWN Destiny and the two expansions.
If you are a person that has been bumming the game off of someone else who bought it you need to buy the Legendary Edition for $60 which gives you your own copy of EVERYTHING where the rights are tied to your account.
[quote] Wtf give me one GOOD reason why I have to pay 80 dollars to buy 2 of the SAME exact thing!!![/quote]
The one good reason is: The developer and publisher reserve the right to charge whatever they see fit for their content.
You don't have to pay $80 you have to pay $40 if you are the original account owner that bought destiny and the expansions, and you have to pay $60 if you are on an account that has not purchased Destiny. They made the rules, not me.
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Here's a thought I OWN both of the expansions and the game! Ya I saw that link of yours. It doesn't say ANYWHERE that you have to buy it on all accounts so stop...
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Edited by Wagsman1: 9/16/2015 10:35:37 PMNice try, but ownership is tied to the account that bought it. The account that made the purchase has a card or paypal attached to it with confirmation. If you bought different content on different accounts you're dumb. It says that the digital download edition is for "guardians that own the original game and both expansions" If you don't own all of that on one account, a different edition is for you. Most likely the legendary edition.
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Ok but why is bungie the ONLY game doing this? Why is EVERYONE so shocked about this? Because no one else has done this before. The is garbage. You can say what you want to and I an say what I want to. It's that easy
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The concept of DRM is not new. EA has been doing it with their software for more than a decade I believe. Publishers have been doing it with all kinds of digital media for years from books to blu rays, to CDs, to downloaded content.
