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9/30/2025 12:39:49 PM
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Proud of the comunity
Bungie Bungie Bungie.
This day has been marked by many. The warnings was given, but still you decided to chase the same old narative and here we are,streamers and top 1% got what they wanted. A game that is a chore and not enjoyable.
Me personally is extremely proud of the casual comunity for finally decided to talk with actions. I have seen a few ups and downs in the 13500hrs i have put into the game since D1 dropped.
Now that the casuals have stopped playing/paying and watching the streamers and top1% are leaving. If this action does not highlight to you that it is time to listen to the real comunity, then you are destined to fail in the near future. Listen to the part of the comunity that is actually playing the game to enjoy it. The more enjoyable the game is to the comunity the more they will spend on the franchise.
It is just hilarious to read and see the content creators going of at the comunity for being toxic. The comunity is toxic because of what happened to their hobbie because of eletism. A tier5 farm means nothing for the casual player due to the grind imposed on them because of "we want harder content".
Remember one thing, my delux edition, your delux edition and the poor casual delux edition cost the same price and consist of the same content. It is the same as buying an exotic sports car, but because you can only drive on weekends you are not allowed to use the freeway. This is only for daily drivers. Biggest load of horse s#*t you can think of.
I have stopped raiding as all my friends stopped playing, i would have stopped as well but as long as my wife needs help with an activity i will jump in and help. Dont get me wrong, DESTINY has the making to be the best game of all times, unfortunately the wrong influence was followed and the comunity that used the game as a stress relief and disconnect from real world issues have been pushed aside for the "few". The "few" is leaving now and blaming the comunity they used for views.
The comunity is not toxic, they are just all standing together and speaking as one about their hobby. All they want to do is to enjoy what they pay for.
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6 RepliesThe entire "causal vs hardcore" conflict that seems to persist like a ghoul in the night among the community honestly feels like a psiop to get us to fight amongst ourselves so that we all ignore the fact that Bungie set the ship on fire. We can sit here and argue about it all day, but at the end of the day casuals didn't ruin Destiny, and to be fair the hardcore audience didn't do it either. Bungie did, and it's easier to have us sit on the Internet and scream at each other, because that keeps the heat of off Bungie. I've said it for years. Bungie had no idea what direction to take Destiny, and a ship with no direction wanders aimlessly until it runs out of fuel and the crew eats each other, and that's what we're seeing now. We exist in a timeline where a mobile game more accurately captures the spirit of Destiny than the flagship game proper. I find that disgusting and it honestly makes me sad that we're at this point, and it isn't Dattos fault, nor is it the fault of the dad who works however many hours you people claim you work to make yourself feel better. It's Bungie. 100%, and I hate that. Because it's easy to accept a fall off when you can blame another party, but it's hard to face the reality that Bungie shot the golden goose and the people that played a role in that are long gone by now so there aren't many asses to hold to the fire.
