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6/2/2017 3:40:57 PM
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Is anyone concerned about how Bungie will treat it's userbase?
This mostly refers to the shady DLC practices the first game had. I bring this up because Destiny 2 dlc has been announced for winter 2017 already. I'm concerned they are going to make it difficult for those who do not purchase the dlc, again.
If you recall those that did not purchase previous DLCs where unable to do the following:
-Nightfall
-Daily Heroic
-Highest level of Strike Playlist
-Mayhem
-Doubles (They had to wait until the game modes rotated)
-Sparrow Racing (Again had to wait)
-Iron Banner
It can also probably count as pay to win as some Exotic and Legendary guns and armours are exclusive to some DLCs, and those that purchase these dlcs may play on the classic playlist.
https://gamerant.com/destiny-best-pvp-gun-taken-king-326/
http://www.gamesradar.com/destiny-best-weapons/
Granted on the second article a few comments mentioned these guns were just as good or better:
Suros (Regime?), Nechro, Sleeper Simulant, Black Spindle and Vision of Confluence.
Again my point here is that those without the dlc were left behind in the first game and you could not level up to max if had not bought Taken King and Rise of Iron, does this not concern anyone or perhaps the fans here do not mind paying for dlc? I'm genuinely curious.
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1 ReplyThis discussion has been had in the release of TTK...most people that cared about it left by now, and both Luke and Deej (the latter, on the forums) misspoke and angered some customers in terms of that and the bundled DLC price (the threads on it were a shitfest, not even sure if they're still visible or available). Right now, you're just going to deal with people who are perfectly fine with the fact that you buy the base game, and a DLC, then you're completely barred from playing the DLC content and several parts of the base game just because you don't have the latest released DLC. It's a horrible model that is neither fully subscription or fully DLC based, but a hybrid of both. And going on year 3, we're used to it by now.
