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8/17/2015 11:17:08 PM
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Its not blindly if you know what they are doing and are ok with it
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Why are u ok with it
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I enjoy all the content they release and see it to be worth the money that we must spend for it
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What are they doing? Because it's frustrating to see such a confused community be angry at someone like Luke Smith. And then do something like pre order any new content and get hyped over every new thing.
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Edited by Un1337ninj4: 8/17/2015 11:32:43 PMEurogamer: Hold up gents, the tone of the interview is being misread. The Scarab Lord himself: [quote]Anyone who knows me knows I can be sarcastic, anyone who remembers podcasts I've done knows that I can be pretty blunt, and anyone who’s watched me in a ViDoc knows I'm pretty unpolished. However, most of you don't know me. Reading my interview with Eurogamer and imagining it came from some random developer of a game I love - that random developer looks like an Asshat. But that Asshat was me - and those words rightfully anger you. I'm sorry.[/quote] He admits the games' flaws, he's the creative director for Bungie and the one to helm the teams that craft Destiny's Raids (Matt Sammons led the PoE team, most believe that extra time was Bungie going double-down on King's Fall). As for the hype part that's something that's a bit funky, but there are aspects about TTKing few [i]should[/i] be excited to hear. Whether or not one should pre-order's another thing.
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He was very blunt, so much so that he told the truth about the community. They are willing to simply throw money at the screen for all new content regardless of having any knowledge of it. And let's face it, the truth hurts
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Don't hurt anymore than ya let it. From what we [i]do[/i] know TTKing's looking interesting. HoW did everything Bungie said it would and gave them a bit more credibility. Now that most players are more acquainted with their tools it's easier to recognize statements that come with a grain of salt which flew over the heads of players Sept of last year. He said this, but in that same stretch players are much more attentive to official statements than before. They've learned that it's imperative to stay clear in that regard, and that's why we have the Streams and all the Game Informer TTKing details that have confirmed as hard-facts like the Faction allegiance system and in-game lore scan-able objects. Many-a-player are awaiting the Streams to better understand many of the features we've been inclined to but don't have hard facts on which is exactly the thing that proves my point.
