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9/18/2015 6:24:52 PM
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The only issue I have is that when bungie releases a dlc they advertise things like Trials as content. But when a new dlc comes out the things that were called content are now defined as features.
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True, I do understand that with Trials and Iron Banner. Those two are specific areas that doesn't completely jive with my logic. However, we should probably reserve judgment on Iron Banner until we see how they're going to handle that this time around. Honestly, the way I see those is that they are activities specifically created to give people access to end-game quality gear. Without the end-game content, why should you be eligible to receive end-game level gear?
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Iron Banner does. It's an event, a monthly tournament if you would. Trials does not. BTW, thanks for spelling PAID correctly.
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Yeah I agree with you about the end game content. I have a feeling most of the anger is probably coming from the feeling of being mislead. I don't think anyone who bought the HoW expected that the only "content" they were buying was PoE and a strike. Bungie could probably avoid that in the future if they clearly state what content will stay with the consumer regardless of future dlc purchases. That being said, I am really enjoying TTK. Feel like they really stepped up their game.
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I completely agree, I'm loving it so far for sure. You're probably right about the feeling misled to some degree based on past bad experiences like House of Wolves (like you mentioned). I just don't feel like anyone was misled this time. I felt like they were very clear in what to expect this time around.
