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Edited by ZionFury7:
11/30/2015 12:38:41 PM
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Luke Smith stated in Planet Destiny Podcast, "Community's expectations are a little lofty.....
and raids aren't guaranteed because they're time consuming." Well the $$$$ your studio demands from the consumer shouldn't be too lofty and shouldn't be guaranteed neither. Again Bungie, keep this joker indoors stuck in the office and not outside doing PR stuff, he's not making anything better opening his mouth.....
It's hilarious, Tefty Teft the Podcast cast host cued Mr. Smith to not say that and Lukee Dookee kept on putting his foot in his mouth regarding how difficult it was to design and create raids and how it's just unrealistic to satisfy everybody in the gaming community. At least he's honest and not very hard to figure out, but the guy is a complete A-hole and douche bag. There's a time and place for one to be completely honest and speak their mind, but not when your trying to sell something or provide a service to group of people, I guess he missed that point in college economics 101 class.....lol!!!!!
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5 RepliesAt this stage, i think Bungie has no plan for this game. Who would? :P Imagine writing a book with your plan, ideas and structure, your publisher looks over it and tells you its all a mess. The publisher then goes ahead and changes your work into what he/she thinks it should be. Your revised book makes into a top 10 books due to interesting concepts, and people demand more of similar work. By this time you have moved on because the revised book no longer represents your initial work, your publisher begins to recycle your notes to keep the sales going. The publisher struggles to keep continuum because your initial concept and ideas no longer fit with publisher's first revision of your book.
