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7/10/2020 2:19:53 PM
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Here is my take on the change. Bungie has a new DLC coming out in a few months. Streamers give a lot of advertisement to the game. Somebody watching streams of the game, who have never played Destiny, or left Destiny, are much more likely to buy the game and DLC when they see somebody getting 40+ kills in crucible, and doing it easily.
Jump ahead to the drop of the DLC. Bunch of new players coming in, thinking crucible is going to be a blast because its so easy to dominate. If Bungie leaves CBMM when the DLC drops, those new players get wiped out, and would never think of buying any more seasons.
My prediction: Bungie will leave CBMM until the DLC drops. They will switch back to SBMM with the DLC. This will be to make crucible easier for new players, and keep their interest going so they buy additional seasons.
Its my belief that the switch to CBMM is an advertisement ploy.
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If anyone hops into a game they've never played before because they saw a streamer (who put in tons of hours playing it putting up big numbers) expecting they're going to "dominate" right from the get-go , they DESERVE to get curb-stomped in their first matches.
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[quote]Somebody watching streams of the game, who have never played Destiny, or left Destiny, are much more likely to buy the game and DLC when they see somebody getting 40+ kills in crucible, and doing it easily. Jump ahead to the drop of the DLC. Bunch of new players coming in, thinking crucible is going to be a blast because its so easy to dominate. If Bungie leaves CBMM when the DLC drops, those new players get wiped out, and would never think of buying any more seasons[/quote] Exactly. It's false advertising.
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That's what they always do. It'll go away when beyond light drops most likely.
