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11/30/2020 6:43:47 PM
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F2P Players are in a terrible state
Can I just say that removing a lot of content is good... for the players who paid for the dlcs.
Think about it F2P lost all of their raids, they only have some cosmodrome stuff all of the planetary world drops and all strikes / pvp maps.
Let’s pretend you are a Free to play player
Everyone is saying that you should buy shadowkeep and forsaken. So you end up buying both of them (that’s 60$).
You buy them and play them, only to realize that the only loot you can use in endgame activities are the raid weapons.
You then realize you wasted 60$ on content that can no longer be used in endgame stuff but at least you got the raids right?
Back to what I was saying,
Bungie should either make forsaken and shadowkeep free, or they should just lower the prices, because most of the weapons and armor that you get from buying those dlcs is useless.
the same thing will happen when people buy beyond light in a year from now, none of the weapons will be of any use
Thanks for coming to my TED TALK
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So you want more of the game free and turn around and complain that there isn’t much to do? Or like others, complain that Bungie isn’t making any new content. Yet didn’t spend a dime on the game? So how does Bungie pay its employees, operating cost, etc. Another complaint that is classic is Eververse. Everything is too expensive. You know what would fix all this? No more season pass and just release a new game every few years. Then you have to spend $60+ for the game. And all that armor/weapons/skins/etc. Yep you guessed it - all gone. Won’t transfer to the new game. Don’t like the format, cost, company. Then don’t play, buy, or post of forum. Bungie never looks on here, they are still making a profit, and player base is decent. They have no reason to change anything as of now. Plenty of new games in the sea.
