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3/24/2017 3:33:46 PM
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I agree... if I typoed that point, my apologies, but that was my point as well.
I lost some gaming friends because they were way to disgruntled after the first dlc dropped and they could not do any weekly activities with us.
I had bought the season pass thing so, I was not effected, but was not ready to see vanilla players be locked out of the activities.
That is a no for me and a dirty way to push dlc.
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I feel bad, I never had those problems. Like when I started playing Destiny (which I was the last of my friends to get) I played it for two days, fell in love, then just bought the season pass. I never knew what it was like to have friends be locked away. But at least they could still do VoG; right?
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To add, those friends just had a lot on their plate financially. Responsible parenting etc. They loved the game... but just could not afford the package or dlc at the time. They would have bought the dlc because like you, two days in, they were hooked... but out of protest... they just never returned. :/
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Right. They could not do the weekly activities. New pvp maps were the featured crucible maps, nightfall, strike playlist and daily were all dlc based. They logged in on Tuesday... we grouped up for our ritual Tuesday reset... they could not play. I understand the concept.. but I truly think each dlc could have their own space in the tower or area... This only adds to the weekly stuff to do anyways. It would be a win win.
