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Edited by Qwerty:
6/17/2015 8:40:38 AM
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This is kind of like seeing a level 22 in the bottom of the Crucible get a Gjallarhorn. Rather than be happy for their awesome luck to start off the game, you are furious that they got what took you more.
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Yes, because it's unfair. We're not demanding to take away their Gjallarhorn, but more to give us something on par with that because it's only fair since in the Crucible we performed better, or in this case we stuck with the game for longer.
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But Bungie's RNG never does fufill that demand, why would they fufill this one?
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Because otherwise they are pissing a lot of people off; not a smart business move IMO, especially when it comes to the release of the second game.
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A fair request is hard to find amidst a lot of "gimme free." Don't ask for free, ask for content to suite the price. Give feedback in a constructive manner. A developer owes its gamers nothing more than games.
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Of course, giving it for free is frivolous. I would say give us the Digital Collector's Edition content as well with the loyalty package (or whatever it was called). Doesn't have to include the physical stuff, at least just that stuff.
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People are complaining about loyalty betrayal when they should be complaining that no Collector's Edition exists for non-new players. Ask for a Collector's edition with no original game or DLC at a cost similar to $40.
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Thank you! That would basically be the perfect loyalty bonus, even if it was $45 but granted some worthy bonus items.
