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Edited by Lost Sols:
9/17/2015 7:00:47 PM
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What would you like answered in the 9/17/15 Weekly Update? (TTK Edition)
Now that everyone has had a day to hopefully log in and experience TTK (or life without), what would you like to see addressed in the 9/17/15 Weekly Update.
Posting this a day earlier than usual this week to try give DeeJ ample time to see your questions and hopefully respond to some.
Edit: For all the shade I've thrown at DeeJ, I'd like to take a moment to thank him for taking time to address individual Guardians in this thread.
Even if we don't get the exact answers we're looking for, that's the approach that lets people know that they're not talking into a void so to speak.
Thank you DeeJ.
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My only gripe is how Y1 non TTK players like myself are being treated. Do I expect to get TTK things for free? No, not at all, but like TDB and HoW, I expect to still play the game I spent a decent amount of money on. Crucible has been watered down for Y1 players. Strikes have been watered down for Y1 players. We have no way to earn Legendary Marks to buy things. Our game is in a worse state than when it was before TTK... Unless we buy into that. -blam!- that. I wasn't told that Destiny was going to be subscription based. Maybe I'm just being an entitled little 23 year old brat, but I honestly feel like I should have more after I've dumped $100 on this game. Bungievision sees it's fan base as nothing but cash cows. And at this point, even with all the wrong they've done, it may just be true. The unintelligent are the only ones buying into this crap. I will not be buying TTK. I will not support Bungievision. This is the last straw. I've already uninstalled my game. I will stop at nothing to speak my mind and let people know that there are better games out there. That there are better developers. That there are better communities.
