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2/13/2018 12:05:39 AM
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Although I agree D1 has more content than D2, it was not less than $60. Unless you waited until year 3 to buy the whole package.
D1: $60
Season pass: $35
Taken King: $40
Rise of Iron: $30
D2: $60
Season pass:$35
Yearly update 1
Yearly update 2
I'm not defending anything. Just objectively saying the comparison is wrong when second DLC and 2 yearly updates haven't even been implemented yet for D2.
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To be fair, Rise of Iron was never supposed to come out.
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Understood. But RoI did come out with a cost attached to it.
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They needed to make money somehow
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To be fair, the best way to get D1 was to get TTK for $60, which came with the season pass and vanilla, which was the only way to get it in the beginning of year 2 if I remember correctly.
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Edited by GRAVEL: 2/13/2018 12:17:53 AMNot to mention the cost of upgrading your console if you really liked Destiny. Everybody seems to forget how overinflated D1's #'s we're... Yeah, so that's 500.00 more plus repurchasing Destiny. $60.
