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4/16/2015 7:11:09 PM
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It's a Principles thing for me, yea it's only $15 but I'm pretty sure I'm not alone when everyone that bought the DLC package they assumed that both DLC would come with a new raid as stated when you bought the package. It's like agreeing to a price to fix your car then the mechanic comes back and charges you more without your consent. And yes when they sold the DLC as a package it said both DLC would have all new raids.
Basically bungie is milking the content release for not having enough content in the first place. And Activision wants there Money.
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No. It is like paying a mechanic to take your car ASSUMING he will do an oil change and rotate the tires but you only get an oil change. But you didn't look at the board and realize that the price you paid didn't specify that it would include tire rotation but you still feel like you can complain about it.
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I just don't see how comparing service to entertainment is relevant. You would have better luck comparing a play to a video game than comparing plumbing service to a video game. It would be most ideal to compare a video game to another similar video game.
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They never stated anywhere their would be raids with both DLCs. Someone data mined the game and released what was on the disc, and everyone assumed it was fact afterwards. Kingdom hearts had a mini white key blade in the code, didn't mean you got to use it.
