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Edited by Razzupaltuff:
11/18/2014 2:23:05 PM
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Bungie's patch policy revealed
Bungie patches things that makes them feel the Destiny players are owning them.
They keep the stuff (flaws and bugs) that makes them feel they are owning the Destiny players.
What a sad bunch of needy swallen egos without substance and honor these people must be.
Edit:
What Bungie does is to force players to play this game exactly the way Bungie wants it to be played, including the "social" experience. Just look at how they made it harder to solo nightfall and weekly heroic strikes, or how they fixed cheese spots and tactics (nothing against that per se) but leave flaws working against the players in the game.
That's pure arrogance on Bungie's side.
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Edited by Razzupaltuff: 11/17/2014 7:18:14 PMWell, it is abundantly clear now that Bungie will not listen to their community, but that they are making their decisions purely as it pleases themselves, and there is nothing that could be done about it. Their utterly arrogant, despotic attitude is the problem here. I couldn't believe that (like I couldn't believe Bungie would produce such a half a$$ed game in the first place). It's hard to believe that people creating a computer game could be so obsessed with themselves and their imaginary superiority that they believe it would be their right to force people into accepting flaws, shortcomings, omissions and things like Bungie's obvious PvP bias in their product. This is feeling more and more like an anal gangbang. Well I had to learn better regarding the game, and I had to learn better regarding their attitude towards the Destiny community. No point in keeping to try and make Bungie listen, and act accordingly. They obviously believe it's their God given right to abuse their community.
