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10/5/2015 11:18:04 PM
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Wow... Microtransactions
I'm going to join the outraged salt mongerers on this one. Paying for emotes is ok, but it will encourage bad behavior from Activision. [b][i][u]IF[/u][/i][/b] it funded future Dlcs(making them free) then I would be fine with it, however this is simply annoying.
Bungie has made more than enough money already that they have already funded their [b]ten year plan[/b].
First evolve, now this...
Let's just hope they don't add an "energy" mechanic where you have to wait for a timer after doing an activity (checkpoint in raid) or you can fork over a dollar so you don't have to wait an hour to continue the raid.
TLDR: bungie has already made more money then the funding they needed for their ten year plan, I'm losing hope for destiny
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[quote]Bungie has made more than enough money already that they have already funded their ten year plan[/quote] Just chiming in real quick, Destiny does not have a 10 year plan, as far as this game itself goes. Its different. [quote]In the latest issue of Edge, Bungie community and marketing relations manager Eric ‘Urk’ Osborne reveals a ten-year agreement does exist, but it's not quite what you think: "Those things were so distracting, and not about the experience we were creating," he says in the latest issue of Edge. "It just became the narrative. I mean, I drive a Honda Civic. I don’t know shit about $500 million. A ten-year plan? It’s a ten-year partnership agreement. It has nothing to do with the development of the game proper. To think that somehow, before Destiny had shipped, we had some ten-year plan written down somewhere? It’s comical. We allowed the narrative to get constructed that Bungie is just a corporate entity and not a bunch of humans, a collection of people who are just trying to make a really great game."[/quote]
