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Edited by FdYAcsoyPKN83gLE:
6/8/2018 4:27:23 PM
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Quote: Honestly I dont see anything they havent pull of on the taken king...
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[quote]Honestly I dont see anything they havent pull of on the taken king... what disgust me is how they really are following a marketing plan and everybody seems to not seeing it....
d1? released with flaws... 2 crappy dlcs added to improve it a bit (dark below and house of wolves).... then we had taken king (major dlc) that cotrected and made game better, finally rise of iron to keep ppl hooked.
D2? Released with flaws...2 crappy dlcs to improve it a bit (curse of osiris and warmind).... then we have the forsaken..
And now also notices this:
Ppl on taken king got:
3 new supers
New weapon: swords
Fixes to the story telling and stuff that people asked for!
Biggest raid ever made (thats how they advertise it)
What ppl will get on forsaken:
3 new supers
New weapon: bows
Fixes to the end game and stuff that people asked for!
We are also working on biggest raid that we hope you will like!
See what I mean?
They had always been able to give us the content we want... but they are following the shady way of
business like any other company that sees stock values.
Dont get me wrong, like always this forsaken dlcs looks promising, heck I love the idea of bows on destiny... but ive learned my lesson, will wait till release.. stop preorder for their schemes, and wait and see what they deliver, instead of looking fordward for something that might not be that good.[/quote]
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They followed the same pattern, that much is certain, but that doesn't necessarily mean that this is a malicious action. From what I gather in your post, the pattern of their content releases (a flawed initial launch, DLC that slowly improves, then the defining breakthrough in the third) is indicative of a scheme and a malicious plan to extort the players for minimal effort. I don't know if I agree. The whole idea of an insidious plot to release crap and then a little good content seems really counterproductive. Bungie aren't morons, they have people paying attention to the sales of their games and they, and Activision, do feel the waves of their failures. Warmind likely had abysmal sales compared to D2's launch. They failed to rectify their course in the first 2 DLCs, and I agree that we should wait and see how the DLC turns out. But to attribute this to a malicious intent is a little silly and presumptuous.
