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1/2/2022 4:46:02 PM
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To Pete Parsons and Bungie.
Dear Mr Parsons, How about instead of getting "woke" and writing walls of text about Bungies internal business affairs, You also take responsibility and action around your poor connections, your terrible Matchmaking and most frustrating of all the endless game crashes. I cannot help but feel terribly robbed of the money I spent for the 30th anniversary pack and Witch Queen deluxe Pre-order due to the reasons I mention above. Borderline incompetence releasing a game update that crashes everytime you look at your friends tab. We play this game for fun, not frustration. These issues erode trust and hurt your brand deeply. You like money? I'd like a product free from fundamental flaws. You buy a damaged product from a business, generally there would be an apology at very least and compensation if the retailer cares about loyalty and return custom. But I guess it's hard to code properly when your hands are up a fellow employees skirt?
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Edited by Shoto Todoroki: 1/3/2022 1:35:54 AMI think you mistake how everything works. First, Destiny 2 is Peer 2 Peer connection because Bungie does not have dedicated servers. They do have a hybrid of sorts, but their servers are dedicated to ad spawn programming, data amongst planets, raids, strikes, and DPS values, etc. Nothing to do with player interaction in said locations. If you did a simple Google/Forum search, you would have discovered the current issue with SOME of the Destiny population experiencing crashes has been acknowledged, but since the devs are at home spending time with their family, a fix won't be worked on until later this month. The entitlement you feel must be from the outdated concept that "The customer is always right" often attributed to Harry Gordon Selfridge, who I might add died broke and alone. Business' no longer practice that because they've discovered focusing on the well being of their employees lead to more satisfied customers. But I digress - two quotes I think will sum this up for you: The philosopher Jagger once said: "You can't always get what you want" The definition of insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results
