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12/4/2015 12:46:41 AM
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The only time I have spent money on silver was when I was drunk.
Literally - I had a few beverages and what rationality I had left departed. I have a blue skull thingy which I wore once and then placed in my vault.
While this could be another in a lengthy line of inept statements from Bungie's representatives, It seems to have that stunning lack of self awareness that often accompanies many of Bungie's actual decisions.
If it is another way to gamble away our cash I will need to be a whole lot drunker. I have gambled on two DLC packs and the "Expansion" that has reduced variety in an unprecedented way. I am becoming less inclined to such risks each passing week.
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Do you believe some people spent over $50 trying to get that skull? Lmao
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Yeah, I feel you. Don't get me wrong, I still llike the game, and play it regularly, but some of Bungie's decisions as of late are a [i]bit[/i] less stellar than we could have hoped.
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Oh, I agree.. I just wish they would sack the fk up and announce their DLC plans with full transparency.. It's the uncertainty that isn't doing this game any favors.
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Edited by Llalla: 12/4/2015 1:49:38 AMAgreed. A lot of this could be fixed if the Author of the weekly update spent less time trying to come up with lame in jokes. I understand that they are limited in what they can communicate at any given time, but hints and half truths do so much more harm than good. Communicate what you can. Do it clearly and fully. Tell us what you know without the ugly embroidery and patronising snark. The update should make us better informed. In it's current form it usually only creates more confusion. It fails to live up to its raison d'etre.
