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4/4/2020 12:45:13 AM
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At times I think Destiny is too big for Bungie to truly support
At least the season pass structure is. Honestly I'd be willing to go for another content drought if it means they can put more time and effort into their content
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But that would eliminate the routine effect which is a direct result of habit making. Habits are hard to break, considering people are bored of, and claim that they are addicted to the game. It's because they are. They are bored, and they invent excuses to continue playing even though there is nothing to ultimately do. This is why they are so passionate when the game is seemingly going downhill, because this routine and the time investment in the game are being questioned. However, this routine is the life stream of what Destiny is and if it's broken, then Bungie can't dish out Story Arc's every season and it would just return to being folklore in Grimoire Cards or Lore Tabs. So the problem isn't Bungie or the game. The problem is the unwashed masses.
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Edited by xbroggiex: 4/4/2020 3:47:21 PMI had a habit of playing Destiny 2. Then Bungie basically squatted down and took a fat shit on the game with SK and Seasons and I have stopped playing. I still criticise the game and the shit aspects of it, and I can't even be bothered with that anymore since Bungie pretty much has to -blam!-ing wow me with the next annual drop which I won't buy or pre-order until reviews probably about a month out from its launch or I'm basically gonna stop following Destiny 2 like following current events and content or what not. The forums are fun to troll people on tho since there is a lot of salty bootlickers on here.
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Why are you like this
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I think the anwser is obvious. I'm bored.
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-blam!-ing this. Hell yeah
