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7/27/2015 9:23:47 PM
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Its there product they can charge whatever and whenever. They never force anyone to buy anything its a choice. If this game isnt in your price range then play something else. GTA sells online credit cards for fake game money for $100. Every company need to make there profits. The amount of time played on destiny is well worth the prices they charge. Just to rent a 2 hr movie on comcast costs $10 for a 24hr rental i know for sure you will put much more time into the TTK.
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Edited by MistaCloudStrife: 7/27/2015 9:56:24 PMYou can say that about a lot of things though. I agree that hours played compares to money paid can work for some people, but I also agree with the other side. The amount of content you run through before you end up playing the same thing over and over again is very little. And reusing areas to fill in more content is pretty absurd as well. 80% of the HoW storyline took place in areas we've already been. Compared to DLC like Borderlands where DLC is the $10 and you get all new areas, it does seem like Bungie is taking advantage of the consumer. There has to come a point where Bungie and the consumer can come to some sort of middle ground, but Bungie doesn't seem to be trying to do that at all. This is what the outrage is about. A great deal of people seem to complain rather than praise Destiny. And there is merit to that. Some people are content, and that's fine, but let those that want to complain do so. Being critical of Bungie can only prove to better the game. When any company is forced to act because of unhappy consumers, this almost always works in favor to said consumers. That's a part of business too.
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