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5/16/2015 7:24:18 AM
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Can't do it, Game Over
So, I have played the game what seems like over 400 hours. I am a family man that has to wake up early to game before work or super late after my family goes to bed. With that being said, 400 hours is a lot. I stuck beside Bungie and really though maybe something would click. I watched the most recent Twitch videos, and just search high an low to complete the newest Queens bounties.
With the 19th around the corner, I can't wait any longer. I quit Destiny. I Quit Bungie. I quit Activision. This game ruined my support for all. I am to the point, I'd rather watch 1 man 1 jar, then pick up the controller again for destiny.
I Quit RNG. I Quit hoping things will change. I knew when the Speaker would tell me why he woke my up from being dead, this was going to be dumb.... Back to my Beer and Porn,
And thanks for reading.
Diesiob the Quitter.
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Ockey Chitにより編集済み: 7/9/2015 8:40:29 PM*Deej looks at post Deej: "Oh no..." *Deej runs out of his house, gets in his car to get to the office. It breaks down. So he goes on foot. He crosses the deserts, climbs mountains, sail the deadly seas. He must get this information to Harold Ryan, the president of Bungie. Finally, Deej reaches his destination. He is exhausted. Deej is drenched in sweat and hardly able to breath. He could fall over dead any minute. Deej: "Mr. Ryan sir... DieSiob is quitting." Ryan: "Who?" Deej: "DieSiob, sir..." Ryan: "My god...bring me the button." *Deej breaks open a glass box on the wall labeled Use in case of emergency. He pulls out a button from the scattered remains and hands it to Ryan. Ryan pushes the button Confetti pops everywhere and a banner drops that reads No One Cares in bright bold letters. A faint "Yea" can be heard in the background. Ryan: "Money well spent." *Looks over to Deej Ryan: "Now get back to work and remember to tell me every time someone quits. I just love using this button."
