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6/17/2015 4:49:16 AM
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Games go down in price this is not new I can't believe all the whiners on these damn forums seen this post 100 times today and tried not saying anything you go to play the game an entire year before those people this is a good way to get new guardians into destiny this is how the world and business works guess you should have waited until this year to start playing
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Games go down in price but let's work out the math here: We paid $140 for the base game plus 2 DLCs The new players are getting the base game plus 2 DLCs and the Taken King. The Taken King is worth $40, meaning that they are paying [b]$20 for the base game plus 2 DLCs[/b]. Simple math (140/20) means that we paid 7 times more than the new players have to pay for the base game and two DLCs. Sure, game prices go down, but they don't go down to be seven times cheaper. This is obviously ridiculous to discount one item by 7 times, so we assume that the Taken King is discounted and the original Year 1 bundle is discounted to where their cumulative price is $60, meaning the price of an upcoming item (Taken King) is being discounted meanwhile we pay full price. Basically the Taken King, which hasn't been even released yet, goes down in price [i]and[/i] the original game goes down in price by a significant margin for both, or the base Year 1 game goes down seven times. Either way it doesn't work.
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Tell me another game of the year edition that is 20 dollars brand new. Because people are saying the taken king is full price for them also .
