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2/12/2016 12:07:16 AM
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All this hate on Bungie...
I remember a time when I bought a video game, I played it. Then I'd beat it. If I liked it enough I'd play it again and so on. When did it become prevalent for a video game community to get so bitchy about a game a year and a half after they bought it? I don't get it. You expect "new content" to pour from Bungie's blood then get pissed off about "In Game Purchases" for things that are completely cosmetic.
You "fans" say this game is broken and that someone needs to fix or you walk.... I'm just grateful they still have people working on it. Typically when games come out, sure, they'll have DLCs within a year, and that's IT. You got your money's worth. If you enjoyed it or not, that's personal.
But people spending hundreds, if not THOUSANDS of hours for a game they spent $60-$120 on is a wonderful investment. If you feel you "wasted" those hours, then that's on you and it's not Bungie's fault.
Keep it up guys at Bungie.
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As much as I will admit that bungie isn't horrible and doesn't deserve half the crap they get, their track record warrants it. They do not deserve the "I hate you bungie for X" but as a community that deserves respect we can't sweep things under the rug anymore, the more we do this the more we hurt ourselves. We need to be critical and demand more while not pulling the salt wagon. We are in a strange neutral place where you can't really attack them yet but we can't be celebrating them for little things like a 320 ghost because there are so many more things we need to be vocal about. However the more level headed part of the community can't get a word out because the salt machines are so loud. Don't hate but don't celebrate either.
