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10/26/2018 10:55:09 PM
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Why do I need to pay for Destiny 2: Forsaken?!
I pre-purchased the Digital Deluxe Edition for $99.99 which came with an expansion pass. Now, I need to pay another $40 despite being promised all expansions? I really hope this is just a bug because if I paid $100 for the under-developed version of the game and it's under-developed expansions, but now I have to pay more to experience the "real" game I'd be pissed. [b]This is exactly what users expected out of this sequel.[/b]
"Digital Deluxe Edition" and "Expansion Pass" are still listed under the product level on battle.net.
Also, finding any kind of support for this game was abysmal; I ran through 5 websites trying to find something official, but this forum is all I came up with in the end.
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You were not "promised all expansions". I pre-ordered The Digital Deluxe and the Expansion Pass on the first day it was available to order. I already knew that at some point prior to September of this year I would be pre-ordering whatever was coming then (which turned out to be Forsaken). You know why I knew I would be paying for Forsaken? That is because I knew exactly what I was paying for when I pre-ordered D2 and the pass. I took a moment to actually read the words on the screen prior to spending the money I worked for.
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Just found other forums regarding this :/ Because it's "DLC", it's not counted as an expansion. Also pretty cool that the expansion pack is $40, but both expansions ended up being $35 in a bundle later. Way to back early investors - I really feel like I got my money's worth 🙄 Never going with another Bungie/Activision game again. Before anyone chastises me for pre-purchasing: it was because I wanted something to play with my brothers who were around the world at the time. Forgive me for expecting a game produced by such a large and prominent company to deliver on promises, and not use underhanded methods to explain away lies.
