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4/1/2013 8:56:19 AM
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You come out, I go in.
As the final curtain is raised on Destiny, the amount of information and speculation will explode. In light of this situation I will be going dark. As Bungie lights it up here on Bnet, ill be turning a blind eye.
I know the show will be great, but I've decided to hold out for something more special. My eyes have already seen too much. Ill see you post launch.
<3
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Seems a bit early to go dark for me. I personally love finding out about gameplay pieces and broad, vague bits about the story. It's a month or two before launch when the real storyline spoilers start popping up when I go dark.
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Edited by Dead Account: 4/1/2013 10:04:52 AMWell you're going to be dark for a long time. The game doesn't come out till next year. By the way, going "dark" is so stupid. You're missing out on information about a product you are buying. You'll end up buying something you have no idea about. On top of that, you might hate it.
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I would not be able to live without the anticipation, without the hype. It would be a great feat of discipline should you accomplish this though. See you starside.
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Edited by Dus Maximum: 4/1/2013 9:21:07 AMDon't. I did this with Reach and it ruined the game for me. Please, trust me on this one. I know your thought process, your reasoning, it all makes sense. I thought the same thing. But the waiting and anticipation makes the game that much better. You aren't saving all of that up and getting it all at once when the game comes out. It makes finding out what the games all about interesting, yea; but it's nothing compared to the feeling of [i]finally[/i] getting to experience the game you waited so long for. Please, [b]please[/b] reconsider, don't make the same mistake I did with Reach.
