[quote]My question to you is simple, are you surprised that people have figured out the codes and are redeeming them for themselves, while Others are sharing them on Facebook pages and other websites to those less fortunate to be out of the USA area or not near a 7-11... Is that a bad thing?[/quote] Yes, I am surprised that the codes were designed to be so easily guessed, and that the redemption system doesn't stop multiple guesses. A bad thing? Yes, I think poor design is inherently bad.

It wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't restricted to 7-11s. I live in Kentucky, USA and the nearest 7-11 is in West Virgina, but Dollar Generals, Family Dollars, and most gas stations sell red bulls, would have been better to do most red bull locations instead of the one that's to far and few in-between

First I think it's a cheap cop out. For to take a game lacking in content and cut out stuff to put behind the requirement of buying an overpriced energy drink at a convenience store chain that is sparse in the U.S. And even rarer seen outside the U.S. Then there is the stupid idea that people won't figure out that their eight character codes only use three alternating numbers and two letters that are always the same and always have to be together. All in all its a -blam!- up.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidthier/2015/07/03/people-have-learned-how-to-cheat-destinys-red-bull-promotion/