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Edited by Shine Astray:
10/25/2017 3:37:00 PM
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Cry, cry me a riverrrrr
"I don't have time to complain about what I don't have time to complain about"
I find it funny that people feel they are entitled more from a game that provides so much more content than many other games for 60 bucks.
So many tears shed lately in the forums, salt from the tears have been piled so much that it can be condensed and formed into it's own planet for future DLC. This is the equivalent of bashing a restaurant on Yelp over and over. "I really thought I'd get more food even though it filled me up". I'm still eating it regularly but man am I disappointed!"
Quit whining. DLC's will be great, there will be more loot, many changes will happen that we ask for. Keep in mind Destiny 2 had been in development well before the DLC's for Destiny 1 hit that made it so great.
D1 molded from a shiny turd into a fantastic game. Give it time. Quit crying, please. If it continues I will need to buy many shares in Kleenex.
Update: A lot of good constructive criticism coming out of this post. Keep it up.
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1 ReplyThere are many reasons people are salty over D2. Sure some are a bit over the top about some stuff, but others have a good point. D2 isn't horrible, and the game has potential. However it still had some flaws that needs to be addressed. That being said, we have no idea if any of our concerns will be addressed, and when. That is an issue. Bungie nerds to be open about what they have planned. One of the biggest issues is, there just isn't the kind of endgame content to keep you playing. There isn't anything to gain from it after a while. Even the stuff many people enjoyed for a while has gotten old. Pure repetition for no gain isn't fun for many of us. Steady new content would be ideal, but I think most realize that would be a daunting task for bungie to be able to keep up with that kind of schedule. So the game needs to find a way to be rewarding till the next bundle of content is released. That wouldn't stop all the salt, but it would quiet down a lot of it.
