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6/12/2014 8:50:05 PM
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What right do you have to tell everyone what they should or shouldn't buy?
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It's called having priorities. If you can't afford a console (or anything that's a luxury item for that matter) then either save up for it, wait until a price drop, or don't get it. It's basic common sense. I'm not rich in any sense. I saved up what money I would have left over from my weekly paychecks (after paying rent/bills/food/etc) until I had enough to buy my Xbox One. Whether or not someone can afford a console isn't Bungie (or any other company's) problem, nor should it be.
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Actually it is. Why do you think Xbox One dropped $100? Because people bought PS4, which was $100 cheaper. Affordability is an aspect all major companies look at, and since Destiny needs $500 Million to break even, they need all the money they can get.
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Console makers and game developers are two different things with different worries. And they'll more than likely make it back with no problem, with or without split-screen. GTAV has made over 1 billion and it didn't have near the amount of hype as Destiny.
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That's because GTA V is a completely different genre. (AND freaking amazing)
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A different Genre, yes. But it has a multiplayer similar to Destiny and has no split-screen. I was addressing that the amount of hype, followed by bringing a stellar product, brought them there. The same will happen for Destiny.
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I believe it is to their benefit to add splitscreen to draw in more customers.
