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Edited by OurWildebeest:
10/27/2015 12:00:30 AM
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I guess you missed the part about upgrading weapons faster. See above.
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But we always have in game items that do that!!! These are just things they threw in there. Are you people really that blind that you can't realize it's the same thing?
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Edited by OurWildebeest: 10/27/2015 10:32:58 AMTake a deep breath and stop trying to win an argument. The logic here is undeniably clear. We have in-game items that are 320 light. So by your argument, buying 320 items with silver is OK since it also exists in-game. For that matter, buying Black Spindle or ToM would also be OK. For the third time, yes weapon upgrade buffs are minor. I am not comparing them in value with 320 items, Black Spindle or ToM. But once you can buy a minor buff, the precedent is there, and next step is buying a moderate buff, then a big buff. The line has to be drawn somewhere and if we all decide "oh, this buff is so minor it is OK, this buff is too big so I am against it," we will be divided without a clear voice. Pay to win needs to be throttled in its crib. If a weapon upgrade buff is trivial and unimportant, why not remove it from the silver item? Problem solved. Except it is important to Bungie, because it is a trial balloon for pay to win, which will create a new revenue stream for the company.
