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Edited by Bluefoxx3:
1/14/2015 10:33:18 AM
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You don't know how games like these work do you?
Bungie did everything wrong with Destiny by disk locking content only to be released if you fork over $20. $20 that doesn't really get you anywhere far mind you.
Dark Below is not and expansion pass. Nothing it offers warrants it to be branded as an expansion.
Everything you see in the Dark Below was already on the files for Destiny, you can already see everything in the files for House of Wolves. You don't order a fresh $7 pizza only to have half of it delivered to you and being forced to pay another $7 three months later for the other half not-so-fresh pizza do you? You ended up having to pay double the amount of money for the entire pizza.
We paid $95 for Destiny + Season Pass because we thought at the time, we were being promised everything shown in the E3 trailers and the demo's. Instead we paid $95 for a game in which 2 small portions of it were intentionally locked from playing and not getting brand new content like we should've.
Destiny has the set a very low bar and a template for what future developers will know to avoid if they want to make a good game with a good story with it.
Destiny pulled an Aliens: Colonial Marines. We did not get what we paid for at launch.
Games with a certain lifespan do not release content cut from the original game to keep it going, the developers create brand new content if they wish to keep a game going, and if it's still a huge success, they'll drop the lifespan and just keep the game going for as long as possible if the keep pumping out brand new content that keeps the game ultimately fresh.
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Agreed. Though I would prepare myself for the endless wave of fanboys who are about to show up if I were you.
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No the life span is constant with success. They project destiny to be a 10 year project. If it's going well, they'll plan past. You think like those who thought the world ended with the Mayan calendar. At some point they had to stop. As far as cut content if thats what we're calling it. World of Warcraft. Look at hyjal. Locked until a 3rd expansion but always existing. Tanaan jungle, currently exists, yet is locked. To be released later. And you cannot doubt a games success when they announced they would not exceed the 100 level cap. Their titan project to replace wow was scrapped, probably due to the fact they have more expansions planned/ developed. So destiny has a harder environment to grow in with a game like that to have had so many potential killers, continue to hold the mantle of mmo king. I feel that's what's happening. Is people are expecting more and pushing theirselves from the game. When I get a like to my post here, that's proof, there is a fan base to enjoy the game and be eager for more, regardless of your trains of thought.
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yeah 'a' like. When you get more likes maybe.
