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7/19/2017 9:21:30 PM
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Not buying a game before its even out is like not buying a 2017 camero just because you didn't like the 2000 camero...
That's just a metaphor but you get the point
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Edited by ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ: 7/20/2017 3:23:35 AMImagine Destiny as developed, in 17 years? That's a bit of a stretch. Plus, you get to actually test drive the actual vehicle before you buy. We don't get to try D2 as a release, before buying. We get to try less than 1% in the beta. If Bungie heeds the advice of the best reviews, feedback and critiques, then implements changes for the player base, then we really are playing a beta. If the changes are minute, then we're playing a playable demo. In the end, fanboys will love it; hate-filled players will hate it and some (hopefully many) will voice constructive criticism.
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[quote]We get to try less than 1% in the beta.[/quote] And people still complain about a lack of content...
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[quote][quote]We get to try less than 1% in the beta.[/quote] And people still complain about a lack of content...[/quote]
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I was more meaning don't judge something that could be completely different once it's out.
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Edited by ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ: 7/20/2017 3:45:47 AMI'm hoping for a lot different; many won't. I imagine it's way too much to implement, this close to release. If they lose me because of the new design it's quite alright, as well. I can always hope for better changes. I'm sure the community is divided. I've already posted my feedback and critique.
