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Edited by Cal:
12/12/2019 5:36:08 PM
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Bungie made $300 million in micro transactions
That’s why the game is shallow as shyt. Cause they learned that putting all the loot in the eververse and phucking over the community is fine because the very loud dumb portion of the community will defend them.
I’m not against micro transactions. I’m against this we are poor please help us act while pocketing 300 mill and releasing a shyt game. Y1 was 100% wasted due to horrible content ideas and execution uction. When they actually had to do work y2 was very good. But this year has been shyt and will continue to be shyt.
Reward the people who constantly pay for this crap with better content.
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#destiny2
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Easy don’t buy anything. =) Fortnight is free and they are shoveling truck loads of cash into their bank accounts.
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8 RepliesMaybe apply some simple math to that number. How many different people have every played Destiny? How about 10 million just to throw out a number. 300 million in micro transactions would mean each of those 10 million players would have had to spend $30 each on micro transactions. How likely is that? I have never spent a dime. I expect many others haven't either. Is that number 50%? That would mean 5 million people would have had to spend $60. Less likely. It's hard to speculate but I don't see $300 million as being an accurate number.
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8 Replies[quote]That’s why the game is shallow as shyt. Cause they learned that putting all the loot in the eververse and phucking over the community is fine because the very loud dumb portion of the community will defend them. I’m not against micro transactions. I’m against this we are poor please help us act while pocketing 300 mill and releasing a shyt game. Y1 was 100% wasted due to horrible content ideas and execution uction. When they actually had to do work y2 was very good. But this year has been shyt and will continue to be shyt. Reward the people who constantly pay for this crap with better content.[/quote] At a $60 price point that's only equivalent to a half a million copies sold of a game. Not a big number there really. 500k copies at $60 is $300 mill. 500k copies isnt that good of a sles number. In micors its about billions, not millions. They scrapping by bro.
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Are you sure it’s not 350 million? If you’re gonna use a random fake number it has to be 350million and you gotta put it on the side of s bus
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12 RepliesMaybe one day UNICEF will make a video game for you.
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Numbers do not stack up when you consider the number of players. Please provide link which shows how the number was built up.
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So back this info up with facts. First where did 300 mill number come from? Not saying I don’t believe you but a link/referancw would be nice. Next, what is there company’s operating expenses. You know, rent for building, labor costs, taxes etc. Now, how does that figure measure into their net income after paying out all those things. Go.
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So back this info up with facts. First where did 300 mill number come from? Not saying I don’t believe you but a link/referancw would be nice. Next, what is there company’s operating expenses. You know, rent for building, labor costs, taxes etc. Now, how does that figure measure into their net income after paying out all those things. Go.
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So back this info up with facts. First where did 300 mill number come from? Not saying I don’t believe you but a link/referancw would be nice. Next, what is there company’s operating expenses. You know, rent for building, labor costs, taxes etc. Now, how does that figure measure into their net income after paying out all those things. Go.
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So back this info up with facts. First where did 300 mill number come from? Not saying I don’t believe you but a link/referancw would be nice. Next, what is there company’s operating expenses. You know, rent for building, labor costs, taxes etc. Now, how does that figure measure into their net income after paying out all those things. Go.
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Lots of zombified brain dead consumers out there. Who the -blam!- in their right mind would spend money on cosmetics for a game they won't even be playing a few years from now. I swear the age of the smart phone and mobile games has really ruined the gaming industry and rotted the average gamers mind. It's really sad.
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9 RepliesEdited by Beagler: 12/14/2019 9:39:54 AMWait. It is really true? How many players play Destiny?? Say there are 10 million players that's 30 dollars per player spent on Eververse items. There aren't 10 million players? AND there are players like me and my friends that NEVER spend real money in Eververse. So are you telling me there are players spending hundreds if not thousands on Eververse? I find it hard to believe.
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Is this number taking into account that players have to buy Silver and purchase the Season Pass through Eververse? That alone could be inflating the amount by no small number.
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I don't doubt it but, source?
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2 RepliesIt’s no longer the Destiny we grew to love. It’s new name moving forward without some drastic changes is TESTINY!
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Edited by RoachB0nd: 12/15/2019 4:27:14 PMThey should refund us for the temporary season pass content.
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1 ReplyThey got $0 from me
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Lol loot in destiny is cosmetics. Meanwhile loot in borderlands are guns guns guns. Plus artifacts and grenades and shield and legendaries etc. Cosmetics are an after thought and i find it humorous when eververse stuff is considered "all the loot" when it doesnt do anything special
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9 RepliesWhat is this, 7th grade English? Cite your source for it
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LMAO but didnt you know they NEED that $10 for that season pass while shoveling microtransactions by the boat load and claiming to be f2p i cannot believe the level of iq of a normal destiny player is so low they justify this shit in their pea sized brains
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You know what that proves and I mean this in the nicest possible way, eververse is not going anywhere and a hell of a lot of people use it, contrary to popular belief. The way bungie uses it is the issue.
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15 RepliesFrom a business standpoint...300mil isn't alot. But at the same time, it should be enough for them to hire more staff to get this game back in order
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8 RepliesYou do realize that it's not cheap creating AAA games and maintaining them, right? Having to pay highly trained employees for their work. Paying operating costs because electricity, water, and gas aren't cheap, advertising costs because you want as many potential customers as possible. Ya know, [b][i]grown-up things.[/i][/b]
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Can't belive there are idiots that actually pay real money for that crap. Lol no wonder this game is stale. They put all there time into coming up with shit
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11 RepliesIt’s not like they put $300m in a bag and went to Vegas. Jesus. People need to stop making clickbait like this. Bungie has operating costs, and they don’t have a publisher giving them money every month. They have to make money somehow. It’s fine to let them know how you feel about how they release content but don’t exaggerate unnecessarily.
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1 ReplyBungie is a company of nearly a thousand employees. None of whom work for free.
