Funny, when you google for "people that love bungie" all you get is bungie's own content. Weird. And yes "Until Bungie reads this" is a good answer...because the ONLY other answer is "Until Destiny 2 goes out of business...which might be surprisingly soon."

[quote]Funny, when you google for "people that love bungie" all you get is bungie's own content.[/quote] Welcome to the internet, drama and hate is way more interesting then positivity, I mean look at this forum. This community will always hate Bungie. Even when Bungie did very good decision to the game people kept hating everything (of course only bungie.net since reddit actually has adults). [quote] And yes "Until Bungie reads this" is a good answer..[/quote] Good luck with "making a change". A lot of people extremely dislikes bungie and destiny performing good but we'll see how the playercount will rise after the new expansion drops. If you don't want bungie looking good you definitely should look away on November.

Actually, BUNGiE has been making consistently bad decisions and is loosing money. That's why Activision kicked them to the curb (D2 was under-performing) . BUNGiE actually really needs to be listening to it's paying customers so it can make desired changes that will improve revenue, or it WILL go out of business. It's not hate, it's constructive criticism from MANY paying customers. Positivity doesn't pay the rent bro; neither does reading happyhappyjoyjoy junk on Reddit. THIS is BUNGiE's forum. This is where they are most likely to hear feedback from paying customers that they NEED to listen to if they want to stay in business. https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/11/bungie-activision-divorce-analysis-royalties-underperformance-and-destiny-3/

bungie.net has never been a source for valuable criticism and it will never be. The only reason why bungie.net forums are still live is so that emotional kids can let out their hate so the adults are able to give proper feedback on reddit. You actually made it very easy to give you an example because you are exactly one of them. It seems like bungies strategy to keep kids out of adult forums works. [quote]https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/11/bungie-activision-divorce-analysis-royalties-underperformance-and-destiny-3/[/quote] That's a post from January 2019.. Please stay on bungie.net, you are doing the community and bungie a favor with this.