Its not about having a job, thats BDF mentality pandering mindset offsetting the real issue. It’s the principle. If a pizza cost $50 and people are like I’m not paying for it even if its great value for whatever someone may consider may be worth that price. The ‘get a job excuse’ is used to combat agitators who don’t agree with the pricing. At the end of the day as well you’re not just enabling the video game industry to rise its greed but you’re actually promoting that the entire video game model SHOULD be priced higher considering its replay value, the fact something could be played for 1000 of hours even if it isn’t Destiny. You’re arguing for a price hike even if it may not be your intention, it is one consequence of your argument. I don’t agree on many levels and all I see is Corperate shilling tbh.

You may have a job at 15 which is great and good for you (not being sarcastic), but calling players cheap without knowing their circumstances is a little much. Players have other commitments that are more important than a game i.e. mortgage (or rent), wife (or husband), kid(s), car(s), family, gas bill, electric bill, taxes etc....

[quote]So a lot of people complaining about $70 for a whole year and 1000's of hours of content.[/quote] They're complaining about the DLC costing full price after a year of the worst service an online game has offered in literal decades. [quote]Has bungie made massive mistakes with D2.[/quote] Mistakes they would rather charge people a price tag to fix, rather than earn back their good will and trust. [quote]The whole game was a f up from the start.[/quote] Yes, it was. People are understandably mad that Bungie chose to relive their mistakes rather than learn them. [quote]They tried a casual game to draw in the masses and it failed on many levels.[/quote] Not even casual players liked D2. [quote]Looks like they have given up on focusing on the mass market and returning to pleasing 'hard-core players.[/quote] No, they haven't. The fact that you're buying into their advertising is hilarious though. [quote]A lot of things to moan and complain about in D2 but the price isn't 1.[/quote] It isn't the literal price tag that makes people mad. You are tilting against windmills because you haven't listened to a single argument people have made against the price. [quote]I got a weekend job at 15 earning enough to pay for games.[/quote] Good for you. [quote]Don't be so cheap it's not much[/quote] Literally no one who argues against the price is doing so from a position of not being able to afford it. Stop being willfully ignorant and misconstruing the arguments being made to fit your false narrative that bungie's detractors are simply mad and poor. It's about a year of lies and poor quality, awful service and the massive mishandling of the franchise and game. A year of updates delayed again and again until they could slap a price tag on it. Blatant abuse and embarrassing money-grubbing tactics only further frustrating people when they're charged more and more money for less and less content. All while whatever updates we do get never accurately reflect the community's requests and feedback. Bungie, as they are right now, are the single most incompetent game developers actively handling an online game. No consumer should feel confident blindly spending money on any kind of product they produce, let alone a full priced video game when they're obviously half-assing everything about it. If bungie won't listen to their paying customers, it's time for them to listen to their wallets. If the massive drop off in players since launch hasn't convinced them they're doing something wrong, then the people not buying into this rubbish should. If it still doesn't, then hopefully the willfully blind like yourself will wise up before you're playing half a game and being nickle and dimed for the rest of it.

The annual pass bit is super shady.

got over 50k in the bank, still not handing Bungie 💰 for another seasons pass till I get 2 real DLCs from the last Seasons Pass..........