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2/22/2025 7:42:44 AM
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They always will. Or they just won't even leave in first place. Best one I saw was someone claiming they uninstalled but was back playing within like 3 days.
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I love it when people treat a piece of entertainment as something so important that they need to announce that they're leaving. Like, brother, just leave. Its not that serious.
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Editado por Dredgen Truth: 2/23/2025 12:06:56 PM"But... but... if I don't make a completely toothless threat to stop playing the game, how will I ever force bungie to balance the game around me, and me solely? I spent money on this game, I deserve to have it be exactly the way I want it to be, even at the expense of the other people who also spent money on this game."
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Exactly. It's even more funny when they think that them leaving will actually impact anything overall. Well, other than not having to see their posts whining about something in the game. But that usually doesn't happen because a lot stay on here just to keep complaining.
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There's also the repeated "I quit" post followed by another a few weeks later bragging about how swell life has been since quitting, only to get repeated active player counts and their inevitable return to the game. You probably know who I mean.........
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I've got a pretty good idea. I find those posts so funny. I mean, no one cares if someone quits a game that no one is forced to play, but to let it rule their life and still be so invested in it that they never truly quit is something I'll never understand. Just like the "I quit" posts, but anyone can clearly see them still actively playing the game.
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