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Edited by LocoToopa:
5/6/2019 1:41:12 PM
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Whenever I don't like how a movie ends, I demand they remake it to suit me 👍
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Let's say you don't like cheese. Is okay for you to ask your local hamburger store to change the hamburger with the lot and take the cheese out to suit your likes? Customer satisfaction is the essence of good business, the more satisfied customers the better your business. Maybe the people complaining about cores are in the minority, that doesn't mean they don't have the right to voice their personal opinion on a feedback forum. It's exactly the same right that Bungie has to ignore them. But back to the hamburger, how would you react if the owner of that hamburger store said, bad luck that's how I make MY hamburgers you should just like it as it is?
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Non sequitur. A movie is a fixed experience. A video game is an interactive form of entertainment that is USELESS until a PERSON interacts with it. So...as a paying customer... whom Bungie is asking to invest a tremendous amount of time and energy interacting with their product...... .....my preferences and those of other players should very naturally be considered. Bungie isn't required to do this......but then we also aren't required to give them our time and money. ...and they risk losing both to developers (like Massive) who are much more respectful of, and interactive with their customers.
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Ok, well u entitled kids keep stamping your feet. They might cave eventually lol 👍
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Edited by kellygreen45: 5/6/2019 2:16:56 PMI'm not a kid. I'm a 51 year old professional....and I had to lay my parents to rest 8 years and 6 years ago respectively. So unless you've been drawing Social Security for at least 5 years, you are in no position to call me "kid". What it DOES make me is a consumer who is seasoned enough to understand what my power is....and how to use it. It also give me enough life experience to have learned that I can no longer influence a system when I stop INTERACTING wtih it. (Are you listening Progressives??) My complaining isn't going to change Bungie's mind. What has the power to change their mind is my taking my MONEY and TIME, and giving it to Bungie's competitors. Enough people do that, and you'll grab Bungie----as a business----so hard by the short-hairs that they'll have no choice but to pay attention. ...and itis my (and other's) complaining that will then inform Bungie on what it will take to convince us to loosen our painful hold on their....ahem.....[i]"undivided attention". [/i] Bungie is a business in one of the most competitive, and least forgiving busineses there is. They work for ME.....not the other way around. They've forgotten that fact....and sometimes that requires a painful blow to a business's bottomline, to remind them of the natural order of things. ...and who exactly is the alpha dog in the room. Microsoft lost sight of that at the start of this console generation....and felt they were in a position to dictate terms to their customers. Just like they do in desktop computing. They got a very RUDE reminder by gamers, that they didn't have a monopoly, and weren't required to jsut accept whatever MS's agenda was. MS is STILL playing that price.
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That's even worse then smh I could almost let you off if you are some 12yo or something.... You should know better son!
