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1/26/2017 4:15:31 AM
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"Thank you for attending the sony 2019 e3 show, here are some early development images from destiny 2 with orchestra tunes that may not appear in the final release scheduled for Christmas 2020."
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Damnnnnn! That's harsh...But so true
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Oh please no, no more pushing back it's been to long! Not being mean about it but it has been too long of a wait, Bungie would kill half their playerbase is this was the case lol
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So does Battlefield community die when there is not a new game every year? [spoiler]no.[/spoiler] [spoiler]neither would Destiny. It would die if they rushed the sequel.[/spoiler]
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It's dying already
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It's natural to move on when you have done everything in a game, but you'll be back when something new happens. [spoiler]I wouldn't say dying if the game has half a million daily players[/spoiler]
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Ya half a million is pritty bad for destiny standards but that's alot of people still playing daily.
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Numbers have went down though. They'll pick up when something new is released yea but it's bungie and all they're gonna release are micro transactions again which no one wants
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Yea. The difference between new players joining and old players leaving is very disproportionate, since the old players have no real incentive to play.
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Edited by Noir Renard: 1/26/2017 4:05:33 PMFor the most part it's the dilemma I'm at
