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11/10/2024 9:53:35 AM
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they would have done it if they wanted to but ufortunately Bungie has the player retention over player enjoyment policy
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THIS💯👆FACTS
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Yes, but counter point: player enjoyment equals player retention.
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Edited by Obi-Juan: 11/10/2024 3:47:12 PMAs much as I don't like it, reality is reality. Players logging on each week is more important to bungie than players playing for 168 hours one week and 0 hours the next week and the next week and the next week. What good in a live service game is players logging on and enjoying it for 1 week if they are nowhere to be seen for the next 2 months?
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They will end up with that result anyway if they make the grind a joyless slog that burns out people's patience or enjoyment. And once they leave from burnout it's easier to just stay away for good
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Edited by amazing_month041: 11/10/2024 3:40:18 PMOnly if you enjoy the game
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[quote]Yes, but counter point: player enjoyment equals player retention.[/quote] BungLe doesn't see it that way, clearly.
