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4/27/2022 5:05:08 PM
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Trials DLC Requirement And Why I Think there shouldn’t be one.
Correct me if I’m wrong but the requirement for beyond light to be owned for trials was added to the game because cheaters ran rampant and if they got banned they would just make a new throwaway account to play trials on. Bungie have their anti-cheat now so if they’re really confident in it surely there’s no need for a dlc requirement right? Of course they wouldn’t remove it because they want an excuse to capitalise off their own mistakes and encourage players to buy a full price dlc in order to play a gamemode that’s been f2p for several years… but to then change the dlc requirements locking even more people out of that beloved f2p mode if they don’t want to buy another full price dlc?? That’s outrageous if you ask me or anyone I’ve brought this up to.
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Its to curb cheating. Sucks that people cheat but making it not free is how you slow it down and sadly this applies to all the monetization. Going free to play was a terrible mistake and was a good boost but with boosts comes problems.
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No anti-cheat system is perfect. With all the systems Bungie uses (and Battleye on PC) cheats are still getting through. Every little bit extra Bungie dies to discourage cheaters from playing in Trials (or returning with a new account) is welcome.
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1 OdpowiedźKeep it the way it is. No anti cheat is perfect.
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4 OdpowiedziNo anti cheat is perfect. So yes, keep it as it is.
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1 OdpowiedźCorrect, it is to keep out cheaters and its working wonderfully. 1 thing tho: the game itself has only been f2p for like 2.5 years.
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I'm perfectly fine with Trials access being locked behind the latest expansion.
