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11/6/2015 10:25:29 PM
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As Americans they are entitled to say pretty much whatever they want in this country. That being said, they're apparent disregard for their customers is growing in intensity and only further proves to me that the majority of the original Bungie team stayed behind with 343i. I will not continue to support this company after TTK unless they fix their attitude.
Halo 5 and Star Wars Battlefront have won my business for the time being. While Halo 5 could be argued to be pay to win for warzone, there is still a plethora of classical playlists where money won't buy you wins and the company itself is extremely responsive and seemingly empathetic towards their fans (like the Bungie of old).
Like I said before, they are entitled to freedom of speech and the freedom to do what they want with their game. But actions have consequences, and this new attitude is going to drive anyone with self respect away.
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That first part simply is true. Only about 5 people left Bungie to go to 343.
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That isn't true at all
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It is.
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Upvoted bc I feel the same...they are free to do/say whatever they want just like I'm free to purchase/throw money at games that don't remind me of my abusive ex and his empty lies of being better
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It's clearly the Americans' fault. It's as if Destiny is only available to America. Oh wait.
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They're an American company that lives in America. They are citizens of that country and therefore entitled to the rights that go along with that. I don't understand what your deal is. I'm American and nowhere in my statement did I say that this was America's fault. I said it was bungie's. These are facts. Learn to read.
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Its not just the americans, its world wide, bungie has pissed off quite a bit of people all over, i mean look at the marketting of ttk in UK at 40£ when that is clearly a higher rate than $40 in the US.
