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Edited by BCFre:
3/22/2018 8:17:18 PM
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Again, changing the criteria here to fit your narrative.
How about this, let’s focus on the SPIRIT of what I’m saying:
Games emerge and fade rapidly, along with player base. This is not exclusive to Destiny or any other game. General cycle is:
1.) Play game
2.) Beat game
3.) Stop playing game
Sometimes it includes
4.) Additional content is available
5.) Beat additional content
6.) Stop playing game
Sometimes it even includes
1.) Replay all content
2.) A few times
3.) Stop playing game
And yes in most cases this cycle runs and even repeats in less than a year.
A completely average, normal pattern that dozens of games and millions of people go through every year.
Make a point.
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You’re clearly just a bungie bootlicker. I haven’t changed a thing and I don’t have a narrative. Keep blindly supporting a company that has been caught plainly lying to its customers though. Enjoy your recycled and regurgitated content.
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Edited by BCFre: 3/22/2018 8:30:00 PMI don’t care more or less about Bungie than I do about any other developer. They created a game. I’ll play that game until (a) I’m bored of it and/or (b) there’s other games/priorties I’d rather spend my time on. This is normal. Millions of normal people have the exact same experience every year. Developers make games for these millions of normal people to buy, play, and move on from. Stop throwing a tantrum. Take a breath. Play something else. Do something else. Come back to Destiny if/when it has something new to offer you.
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No, it isn’t normal to lie to your customers. I don’t know why that’s difficult for you to understand.
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Edited by Heijoshin: 3/23/2018 4:29:24 PM[quote]No, it isn’t normal to lie to your customers. I don’t know why that’s difficult for you to understand.[/quote] You're missing the entire point of what this dude was saying. His argument isn't about destiny and content. It was about marginal propensity of satisfaction from a particular source (In this example, the source being video games in general). Does that make sense to you? Or do you not know what im talking about?
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So I should just sit back and say nothing about how displeased I am with something I spent $60 on?
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Edited by Heijoshin: 3/23/2018 4:33:56 PM[quote]So I should just sit back and say nothing about how displeased I am with something I spent $60 on?[/quote] Never said you shouldn't. Im just trying to clear up his argument subject vs yours. Both of you are valid but are debating about two different subjects.
