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12/14/2021 11:55:55 AM
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There's a reason dlcs don't transfer and it's nothing to do with bungie each store holder wants their share of profit. Sony wants their share and steam wants theirs just as Microsoft want theirs. Bungie can allow cross save because that doesn't affect purchases, but cross dlcs they can't because doing so would mean the store holders wouldn't make anything so bungie would have to divert some profit to them after every purchase of said product. With the base game being free now it makes it much more necessary for dlcs to be locked to platforms. The in game store likely gives a tiny amount of the profit to said store that holds silver for example ps store. Each silver purchase would send a small amount around five percent to Sony and the rest to bungie and any other shareholders.
Yes it's a pain but if you have the luxury of cross platform play, just go do forsaken on the platform with it and do beyond light with the platform that has it.
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Maggie Valley Champ 2016により編集済み: 12/15/2021 12:47:50 AMYea I’m pretty sure my Nintendo cartridges didn’t work in SEGA, and my Xbox games never worked on PlayStation. I don’t get why this is a wild concept, it’s been the case since games existed. I also don’t think cross play was ever advertised, both in destiny’s universe or in the entire gaming universe, that one purchase on any system then allowed free play on all other systems. Before cross play, you had to basically have two (or more) individual games purchased, AND have to level the characters on those accounts completely separately. Your character progression did not transfer. Did we forget this? Edit: my response was more adding to your comment, as I 1000% agree
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"Finally a non 5year old awnser, thank you", I see what you are saying but I mean the main issue with forsaken with me was a year later shadowkeep dropped along with the great pc migration. This major point bungie should have come up with some plan to help console players if they want to make the switch thier purchased content could be verified so they don't have to rebuy. Which the did later on but I feel it should have been implemented way sooner.
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They made more money off of it that way, as a company that's what your primary focus is to make a profit. If they allowed people to just transfer dlc straight away they would loose out. Think how much they likely made off of all those who went to pc and then thought -blam!- I have buy forsaken again, oh well it's a good dlc so here twenty pound. Add all that up and it's a hefty amount of money.
