i just uninstalled the game see it for the dlc if thats shit bye forever game...

I canceled my PC pre-order as soon as that "what do I do now?" feeling crept in and made the game as hollow as bone.

As much as I would like this to go forward and make an impact, it won’t. half of the people complaining will do just that, complain then go back playing, others have the “its just a game” mentality, like what you have seen in some replies to this post of yours, and have no problem in paying and being rolled over, taken as mindless paying drones, This with D2 being just one example to the results of such mentalities, when communities don’t matter anything is good enough to be sold, it’s just a game after all. Back to the boycott, I support the idea, been doing it for two weeks now, but for Bungu to feel it, a few thousands dropping for a few days wont amount to anything, what is 5 or 6 or even 10K in a 1.500.000 players?, you would need a few hundred thousand to make them look at it and think, Also while the incoming PC players may not revitalize the game the numbers and work generated by the influx will probably be big enough to shadow whatever impact this boycott may bring, also it’s not the first time people tried this kind of approach with bungo and D1, did it matter? I think the state of the game answers that clearly, 3 years of running a game, 4 expansions didn’t teach them anything, they didn’t listen to the community then, they won’t listen to it now. Again, I wish to see this having the numbers to make an impact, but I can’t see it happening, I can’t imagine bungo seeing this as anything more than a tantrum, unfortunately as it may be. When this happens ill be playing warframe, buggy as hell, but at this point even the fishing sim that WF PoE became is better than Destiny 1.5… sorry mean Destiny 2 PS: its also just a matter of time before PC players start rising hell as well ANYWAY… sorry for the bad English, take care and have fun guardian

The good thing about freedom of speech, we can have differeing opinions and express them, but honestly, (in my opinion), if D1 was like D2, then D2 sales would have been awful, but then again, if D1 WAS as bad as D2 is, then our expectations would have been much lower, so they would have got away with serving up this bowl of shit.

I won't be playing by then anyways, only have prestige nightfall left to do. Really sad what this game has become.

Even if u boycott this life will still go on and people will still be online that day playing it if its only 5 or 10% that will be playing it so go ahead and boycott your way maybe it will help ot maybe it will not

Then don't buy the DLC. If this is your point i get it, but if you want them to notice, start making them notice the dollars going down. Don't get CoO. (Curse of Osiris) They give a shit about cash, not people.

I'm gonna play all day that day. This is the stupidest thing I've ever seen!

You all need to -blam!-ing stop. You made the mistake in buying this shit, now you want to boycott know after the reveal and beta the game would -blam!-ing suck. If I were bungie I would lmao at this shit. They dont respect you, they didn't in destiny with the final update with those paid boxes and that t-shirt, they dont now with the boxes.

bungie:

You need to change your basic info..

i contemplated quitting D2 to get bungie"s attention, but i found myself not even playing this game for more than one hour 2 or 3 times a week , so i guess mission accomplished😕

ive not played in a couple of days.... but on the days i have, my roster is empty, all the daily grinders on my friends list for the last 3 yrs *GONE* The boycott started with the release of a game with zero imagination.

Don't buy dlc not playing for a day means nothing because they already have your money I've been boycotting since shadow of war came out

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