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Edited by rymanosaurus:
9/16/2015 9:39:18 PM
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I have TTK, but i would be ticked if I bought a game and suddenly a year later I couldn't run nightfalls or weekly strikes. People saying it's the consumer's fault are incorrect. They bought into destiny. If it's going to be a yearly buy-in to keep playing, bungie should have made that known up front. Not right before the content was locked down.
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Edited by Coyote_x_Starrk: 9/16/2015 9:45:46 PMYou bought the content. Features like Nightfalls and Weeklies revolved around that content. Not it revolves around new content. Content they have not paid for.
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Aye, I bought a game. With no prior knowledge of bungie's plans to provide and or restrict content beyond what my $60 covered. I would never expect content to be given and then locked down due to DLC releases. I'm not an expert at this by any stretch, just speaking my mind. It doesn't even apply to me, but if it did, I could see why there would be frustration.
