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9/18/2015 6:00:45 AM
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Still, and I mean still, not answering questions. Directing us to other places and they direct us back to Bungie. I own TTK Xbox 360. Got the upgrade digitally since I purchased the original game plus Dark Below and House of Wolves. My wife and I share a console but have 2 separate accounts. There has been no problem sharing content with previous DLC's (across multiple games I might add) until now. Purchased the upgrade on my account and now my wife can't play TTK. We've found a work-around but I'd really like to see Bungie address this issue. After all, this is against the Microsoft terms and agreements with game sharing on the same console, and since it was technically purchased through Xbox Live it is subject to those terms. Any response from the developers or actual support staff would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks.
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I have the EXACT same problem. Fixing that should be on bungies top priority list of things to fix
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The work arround is: turn on two controllers, then on the first controller sign in with the account you want to play and on the second controller sign in with the account where you can play TTK, then press play with the second controller and enter destiny with your character, once you're in orbit, log out the second controller and turn it off. And you can play the dlc
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What was your work around. I have tried everything Bungie has said to try to include copying the license to the other account.
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There's a controller trick you can do, I think someone posted it.
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Same here. Other accounts on the same console can't access TTK. The community has been posting about this since launch and there had not been a straight answer. Bungie hasn't even listed it as one of the problems.
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^his wife Yes it has been extremely disappointing to see that nothing except the same copy and pasted blanket answer has been posted in any thread regarding this issue. We'd just like to see some official response by Bungie regarding this. We only have two people on one console, but for some there can be 3+ accounts. I understand a company wanting to make money, but this will end up pushing people away, especially families that like the same games.
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Hi Guys I am in the exact situation , after 2hrs on phone to microsoft they told me that DLC is not part of the sharing etc etc Once i showed them the error on the purchase page they instantly stopped conversation and kept referring me to the legal team (via Post) the oher solution was if i had a xbox one they owuld refund my purchase for 360 so i could get the Xbox one version which allows home sharing D**K Regards
