Props to TeknoVKNG23 for the break down of [url=http://kotaku.com/the-messy-true-story-behind-the-making-of-destiny-1737556731][/url] Witcher 3 cost 80million to make and destiny had 140million and counting (dlc and microtransactions add to development cost) just something to think about when you consider what happened, wasting money on marketing instead of game development is just going to hurt in the long run, I know people will buy destiny 2, but not nearly as much as destiny 1, mainly because we learn from our mistakes as gamers(most of us). It's not about "the first one being bad and the second one will be better" its about the steps the company took in ruining the first one that is making us hesitant about "hopping on board" for the second, its a little scary when you hear that europa will be in the second game, when we all (majority) know it was in the first, are you going to be using the same developer tools that used in the first one, where it takes over a day to load a single map and an hour's beyond that just to move an ammo crate, if you are using the same spaces then I can only assume it's the same tools for those spaces. That's troubling on a monumental scale. What form will the next set of lock outs be? It's my understanding that the development will now follow a "game1\dlc\game2\dlc" format instead of "game1\dlc\dlc\large dlc\dlc\dlc\game2" is this a permanent change or will you change it again half way through? (will be edited and added to later, at work ATM) [url=https://youtu.be/Wcmw0EiGmxA][/url] [url=http://kotaku.com/the-beautiful-concept-art-of-bungies-destiny-updated-1635150686][/url] [url=http://kotaku.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-make-a-big-video-game-1501413649][/url]