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Edited by Tactical_brew:
1/2/2015 4:13:57 AM
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Would you pay $10 a month to play Destiny.
If we could get new content monthly, at the very least, would you pay a $10/month subscription fee? Other games like WoW do this and are successful. Just curious. My vote is yes.
What do you all think? Let us know in the comments.
If your answer is no, what game would you move on to?
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#Destiny
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New content monthly? Like more areas, guns, skills, classes, new systems implemented(like a job system? Or quests from npcs? Relationship system?). If it's like how World of Warcraft is now but combat is like destiny sign me up.
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bungie would have to release a ton of free content before i would pay monthly
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5 at the highest
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Bungie is already receiving ~ 5$ per month from DLC purchases (4mo/DLC) and I already think the service is piss poor. The game is riddled with bugs, there is little to no content, there is little to no variety of activities to partake in. For 20 bucks we received a 6 - man strike(the raid), 2 new 3 man strikes, minimal content in the form of Eris quests, and the ability to play 3 new crucible maps. The game is already a continuous grind fest and I won't pay for more grinding and I'll wait to see what the next DLC's content is like before buying it.
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1 ReplyProbably...if my wife let me. Lol
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If it was what they showed at E3
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1 ReplyAnyone who is playing still from day 1 and thinks or says they haven't got their money's worth from destiny is a liar.
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I already do
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I wouldn't pay $10 a month to play any game ever made
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Yes I would. Wouldn't even need to think about it. It's already my most played game of all time except for maybe counter strike on the original Xbox
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If we got regular content included in the price as well as included DLC, then I certainly would consider it.
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No, I'm so bored of this game now. This is coming from a day 1 player. Its just going to be the same repetitive bull. As a shooter its top notch and should have some more MLG focused implementations but it does not go past that. You can only run on the hamster wheel so much until you get tired. Come on even with comet and dlc add on's what will change, new story missions to play once and then repeated over and over, new weapons and armor with cool stats and abilities to gain and upgrade. New level cap to reach and then retire till a new level cap? Wtf how simple minded must you be to actually defend this, I'm a MmOrpg gamer and I know what real grinding and repetitive play is friends, but if the end all is just the same old shit why do it? We do it for the raids and the raids only I accept that, no matter what amazing weapon you have it's pretty much balanced in pvp so PvP is not even a relevant argument. There is only so much you cab do with a shooter and destiny is showing the limitations that genre of game has.
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I would pay $20 if it was worth it. I really like this game and the gameplay is solid. Only negatives is lack of story and repetitive content. You could say i got my moneys worth with the 100+ hours for the $60 but my argument is that ive done the same things over 100 times(figure of speech) to obtain a weapon or armor from a broken rng system.
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Neveeeeeeeerrr....ygh
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1 ReplyOh Hell No!
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Negative
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If they put more work into it definitly
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Definitley not worth it
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Helllll no!!!! Certainly not worth it + it's on PS. Don't pay subscriptions for console games only PC (no idea why just don't) Never went for final fantasy for that reason.
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No. Not enough content to pay for, especially with the DLC packs costing $20 and who knows how much the Comet will cost. I'd probably move on to Evolve or switch from PS4 to XBOne so I can play Halo: MCC and CoD with my cousin's husband.
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1 ReplyMake it $10 and you got a deal.
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So your idea is to give Bungie MORE money. They really don't deserve another cent until they start addressing some of the issues the community has raised.
