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6/9/2016 10:50:52 AM
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Just think of it as a new game then. On the plus side, you really only need to save $25 a week from now till Sept. That's mowing one neighbor's lawn...
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So I don't require the previous game/expansions then since its a new game? P.s That's prity good for mowing the lawn.
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Dude.. Can you just drop it. The 360 and PS3 are a decade old... Do you know what else is a decade old? [url]https://www.google.com/#q=Motorola%E2%80%99s+Q[/url] Do you still think this phone should get supported still? The only reason the 360 still gets support is because it's just barely good enough to satisfy the itch for some people. But it's holding back the rest of the gamers.
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Shouldn't need to buy the game twice to play expansions
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I'm starting to wonder if the same people complaining about this are the ones who think every DLC should be free...
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You just keep wondering
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Well I'm sure there will be a $60 version that will include the expansions also... Maybe it'll be $70. But in that case you could just treat it like a standard game then. That said... Did you think a game that was "constantly growing" wouldn't eventually outgrow last gen?
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Yeah i did that's why i got it for xbox one instead of 360. Also i thought that was the point of destiny 2.
