"Right now" and "Won't change anything" are where your thesis collapses - on both logic and knowledge. There are so many misimpressions about [b]'how business works'[/b] (including Bungie) on this forum and are usually provided by pipe fitters, stockboys and correctional officers who have no knowledge or experience and a jaded view of 'the man'. Whining is then charged and often tossed abusively at [b][u]the most influential people[/u][/b] any business, government or organization will ever hear - and listen to. Provide one example of a company that doesn't plead for feedback (including Bungie). [u]You can't.[/u] Its [u]the most important[/u] input into strategy and execution and [u]the most sensitive risk [/u] in the matrix. That's not to say that all your clients sceaming will garner their intended result or that one person politely asking won't get everything they ask for. It is to say however, that [u]every voice on record counts many more times than those who remain silent.[/u] [u] Countless products have changed, services added or dropped and policies have been dropped because of feedback.[/u] When I was in college, Magnum PI was brought back from cancellation cause the uproar was immediate and everyone could adjust. Many many TV shows have had similar fates. Slow feedback, delayed feedback is not nearly as effective. Uproar is highly effective and not only pressures a (any) company to comply or motivate, it deeply affects their bottom line - [u]more than sales does.[/u] Stock prices, partnership confidence and deal requirements suffer fastest when a company is under attack and where issues, confidence or dissatisfaction is well identified with any level of significant consensus. "Right now" is spouted by every Bungie employee as much for you, the customer as for their partners. [u]They ARE willing,[/u] however reluctant, to change [b][u]anything[/u][/b] if the threat or influence is sufficiently significant. I'll tell you what all the [u]accusations of whining have accomplished[/u] though too. They've driven away feedback, annoyed a large client base and helped brand Destiny and Bungie as hostile. [u]That alone has done more damage to the game than people leaving or avoiding the game in future.[/u] So keep it up if you want but [u]you're wrong, uninformed and only really hurting yourself.[/u]

Bungie also said there would be a "something better" for year 2 players.

I just want to know how ttk will effect someone like me who is still on the 360 and doesnt have any of the dlc.

Thank you good sir

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