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1/5/2018 8:58:00 AM
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So it’s follow the law of almighty Bungie or get called a sheep now? Is that it?
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No it means thinking for yourself and not regurgitating what other people say. It's also the ability to realize that it's more than just 2 options
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When people actually agree on something, you will see the exact same type of writing, opinions will be slightly deviating, but they will unite under the common interest. I’m not saying that there aren’t people parroting others, but really you could say the same for all the people acting as Bungie Apologists as well. Instead of labeling people, try actually learning why they feel the way they do. Sure some points are going to be similar to others, but everyone has there own reasoning for being on board.
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There aren't any deviations though. It's the same poorly informed rehashed statements
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Edited by Lord Kielron: 1/6/2018 2:11:40 AMSee now that’s not true. The problem is people don’t want to hear it if it’s an opinion other than their own. I get called all sorts of things for being critical of the game, but instead of listening to why I feel the way I do, I get tossed in with the lump of people who are called haters. Sols himself sort of started that when people did not agree to acquiesce to his opinion after the reveal. It’s take his side of the argument or you are a hater. There is no middle ground of being critical of poor design choices, but having some semblance of fun (on Tuesdays and when with people.....hence why my playtime has nosedived as my friends list is barren of players, when they were all devout D1 players that would send you invites while you were sleeping for a raid) with the Game. To be honest, I’ve avoided these topics because I frankly am just tired of the people on here not understanding anything. I haven’t even put a perspective on where I stand on this whole thing, for good reason, because I’m tired of being attacked by people I supported for most of D1. People only reveal their true colors when you no longer are agreeing with each other. So no, not everyone is parroting the same thing. People do have differing reasons to be on board with the #removeeververse movement. Just like I’m sure that there are different reasons for people to defend the company despite its poor business practices. However, pushing opinions on each other and branding/blaming players have made this problem worse. Unfortunately this is the type of behavior that Bungie wants because it will deflect from the true problem, which is them.
