First they ask for a port.
They get a port.
Then they complain that the port isn't good enough.
This is how it always works. Might as well save Bungie the trouble and just play on a console.
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Nobody complains about a port not being good enough unless it's Skyrim for the PS3 and in all fairness that game didn't actually work so fair enough. Like I've said it's not trouble porting it, rather a matter of time! And frankly nobody would complain if they got the port that they have long awaited!
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Same happened with Dark Souls. People wanted a port, they got it, and then they couldn't stop complaining about how it wasn't as good as the console version. The fact is, a port will never be as good as the real thing. Meaning, they spend their time developing the game for consoles, and they make it work as best as they can on those, but wait a minute, now people want it on PC too, so they have to go back and make sure the game can work there also. It's a waste of development time, and frankly it won't be what the people want or expect. I'm not saying I'm against a PC port, the more the merrier really, but I don't want Bungie wasting their time on something the people won't appreciate in the end.
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Really? I never played the PC port of Dark Souls in the end so I can't judge it but I can tell that if I ever got a port of Destiny then I would love to play it. Thanks for your views though; I totally understand what you mean and so I can see what you're saying :)