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3/9/2020 11:52:00 PM
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If I am paying for a product and I am not satisfied I think it's more than fine for me to express that. I am not some passerby admiring street art. I am a customer. If they want to earn my money moving forward, shouldn't they want to know the criteria?
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Im sure those $10 for the season gave you a number of reasons to complain about the game
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And if they want another $10 from me, they know what they need to do to get it. Of course there are many others with similar concerns. You add up all those $10 season purchases and people not buying silver because they are not enjoying the game and it may become significant. If I buy a crappy hamburger for $10, I am not going to buy another. I could try to rationalize that I might as well since its only $10, but that would be foolish. If it's a crappy burger and the burger joint solicits feedback and says it is listening to concerns, I will probably share them. I'm not going to congratulate them on their only slightly soggy buns, flavorless beef, and barely passable tomatoes. I will say what I think. One cent, ten bucks, or a thousand, it still makes me a paying customer and Bungie is in this business to make money.
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So what are you expecting out of $10 content. Ttk?
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It is absolutely ok and necessary in fact, but my problem, and the reason for this post, was that everyone was saying the same things without taking into account the Why and Logistics of everything
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The Why is obvious - Bungie absolutely sucks at their job AND has an ego too big to understand that The Logistics of it all don't matter one bit, since literally any other developer could've done that if they cared, so I assume Bungie isn't literally the most incompetent developer in the world and they can change things if they wanted to.
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[quote]everyone was saying the same things without taking into account the Why and Logistics of everything[/quote] many people have taken these things into account and are still pissed. Weapon shelving is stupid, because it doesn't do what Luke Smith says it does. He misdefines "design space" and then overturns his talk about "power creep" by talking about how if he takes away favorites, there will be room for "really powerful, unique legendaries". Which is it, bud? Do you want us to be powerful or not? Or do you want to buff a fusion rifle to 70% of Izanagi's and then just hope we don't notice how much less powerful we actually are?
