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Edited by TheWayHeWept316:
10/15/2019 4:10:22 PM
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This should get a lot more views. You have a great point.
They made it so you can buy what you want. If you only want one season, you just buy that. That seasons title should then be able to get achieved with that seasons specific content.
You bought “that season” you should be able to achieve the title for “that season”.
Adding in items from other content that you didn’t pay for and therefor can’t complete is simply a bad business practice where Bungie is totally screwing over the consumer. You can’t complete the very title to the season you paid for. They locked it behind content you didn’t want.
If they want to give us the option of purchasing only the things we want, which is good, then they shouldn’t inter-twine content from different purchases into specific season achievements.
This to me is worse than the 12 dollar emote and the 20 dollar finisher combo.
They’re on their own now and need to bring in the bucks. I get it. But this isn’t the way to do it. If you buy a specific season, that season’s title should be achievable. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
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Unfortunately doing things like this is exactly what "good business sense" doesn. Dangle the carrot. When the customer buys the carrot, create a separate need to ensure a future sale. Repeat. I do not agree with it. It's deceptive. But saying it's bad business sense is not accurate. A business wants to make money...to not do this would mean losing out on profits (given our community has demonstrated repeatedly we will always buy it no matter how much we hate them for doing it) so it would be bad business sense not to keep doing it.
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