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9/9/2018 8:43:10 AM
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Forsaken pricing and corporate greed
I started playing games on Commodore 64, still remember Eagle Empire and Manic Miner. I was a student and I didn't have the pot to piss in. Still, somehow I always managed to put the money together and buy the game supoorting the artist. How times have changed. EA games fiasco with Star Wars launch was not enough for Bungie to learn the lesson. Greed has taken over which is so sad to see. I played Destiny from day 1 buying every DLC available but now I am calling it a day. No more. With Bungie's new pricing model I am wondering how many students wil be able to afford these prices. I find it absolutely sickening. It was students like me who put Bungie where it is today, scraping the bottom of the barrel but somehow managing to pay and play. Those days are sadly gone. I have the money but I have my principles also. I am deleting Destiny from my console, all of it. Bye Bungie.
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Hmmmmm... So paying $100 for an expansion and two dlcs is greed? A game they're constantly working on throughout the year and will work on past that? Idk what mentality people have anymore, but I've bought single player games for $60, been disappointed, then moved on. I didn't cry at every outpost about the game sucking. I bought it, didn't like it, didn't buy "Suck-Ass game 2." If you were to buy 2 regular single player games, that's $120, not to mention any dlc involved for those. And you might get a month if enjoyment out of it, if you're lucky. Idk what to tell you other than bye, I guess.
