I defend their right to make money! And all you whiny people that don’t want to spend money quit crying they are a big bad evil corporation. They need to make money, and you want to play their game. You don’t need a damn thing in the eververse store, you want it! If you want it that bad, buy it or shut up.

Ha well sorry you can’t stand being proven wrong

I now as well because I’m no spring chicken. I to helped out at a homeless shelter feeding the homeless. Some are just in bad situations, but their life still brought them there.

I spent 120,000 on metro shift because Tess went 3 months without selling it and I didn’t know in year 2 they were going to add it to collections.

Not the point. This is aimed at picking up new players who are used to the cosmetic model. New players get a pittance of bright dust and can't buy anything, nevermind everything. This after spending 60.00 on the next year's content.

[quote]Three characters got me at least 10 engrams a week for two years. That’s 104 weeks times 10 engrams equals 1,040 total engrams With at least one legendary worth 100 bright dust. 1,040 times 100 is at least 104,000 bright dust. I’m not even including special events that have double engrams or deleting your shaders, or any lucky exotic item worth 500! So ask yourself where did I spend my brightdust? Was it on bad juju, ships, sparrrows, armor, ghosts? You had same opportunities as everyone else. Just like in life ask yourself where did I waste my money, $100 meal for one night, or $100 groceries to last a week? Economics is not for everyone, and saving is hard! It never matters what economy you are talking about some people just never get ahead, most of the time it’s their own spending habits that is their downfall! Best thing in life I ever did was buy a home, and through the process I was told to monitor all my spending and learn, where is my money going? So where did you spend your Bright dust.[/quote] I had over 30k before shadowkeep, now I've bought only the new shaders and transmats (1x for the unlock) , armor ornaments, a new sparrow (1x for the unlock). I have over 9k left, that's just HOW PRICY they made things, they sneak changed prices before shadowkeep and after launch then changed it a third time even higher You know somethings wrong when a shitty lazy garbo emote costs 1000 silver but a -blam!-ing awesome ornament for an exotic costs 600. Eververse needs a redesign and the majority of these things (ships, sparrows, ghosts, shaders, transmats etc) should all be put IN the expansions we -blam!-ing pay for, we paid for content, they're greedy, if they weren't and didn't bet everything they have on eververse maybe more people would be interested into buying the dlcs and seasons and maybe even paying for ornaments or exotics in eververse every now and then.

Think you missed the point... Eververse use to only be ghost, emotes, and oraments. Now, it is the main focus of the game. Put it this way - *Dark forest is reused content of reused content *The [b]one[/b] reward from the event is reused content (but its disco flavored) *Nearly all event items for Eververse are new *Inflated item cost due to event No new content was created for this event, however Eververse recieved a face lift again. I get now that D2 is free to play that Bungie needs to make money, but old players have spent 300-400+ on expansions alone (if you have played since D1 day 1), and we dont care to pay for something that was once free. Which makes more logical sense... a.) 1 bright engram (+1 event engram) per level up. Deleting acquired gear grants bright dust so that you can buy the item you would like b.) 10 total engrams per season. Deleting acquired gear grants legendary shards. [b][u]Please throw money at the screen[/u][/b] Bright dust is half the issue, the other half is the sheer greed and laziness that fuels it.