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11/6/2014 8:11:58 PM
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Stupid argument.
If I serve you shitty food in a restaurant and you complain, I expect you to go back to the kitchen cook your own damn meal? Please stop embarrassing yourself.
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Not at all embarrassed. I also wouldn't pay you for a meal and then expect 2 for the price of one.
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If you paid $60 for a 12 oz steak only to get 8 oz and asked for the remain 4...not reasonable? You paid for a meal that only had 3/4 of the promised portions, you wouldn't expect the rest? Please, make better analogies. Destiny DLC is not equal to Destiny the game.
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Where did bungie provide a list of content which would be available? And how does that compare with what was released? Which documentation (s) are you referring to that "promised" 25% more material upon the purchase of vanilla destiny that were never actually delivered on? Please include only references including promises Bungie made to it's customers. Not including cinematic trailers. And not including the things you just hoped for, but were never promised. Otherwise I'll leave my analogies exactly how they are.
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They didn't. They released articles and advertising that states certain hyperbole that are not reflective of current gaming status. Because there are unmet expectations hence the uproar and the terrible rating they got from all review sources. In any case, I'm not arguing Bungie's content. I commented at your stupid argument as it does not make logical sense in hope of saving you from embarrassment. I'm just a good Samaritan here.
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Seems like you didn't read it, or didn't understand it. If destiny sells a product for 60 dollars, the costumer doesn't have the right to extra, related content with no additional cost simply because they want it. That is, and has been, my point. If that is a failure in logic to you, I'm sorry but it was your parents, and your own responsibility to educate you, not mine.
