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9/28/2014 10:05:16 PM
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Then quit video games. That's where they all seem to be heading now.
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Problem is, the gaming industry is going to implode.
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I rather fight for what is right.
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Edited by Xeytrix: 9/28/2014 10:09:09 PMThis. The only game you pay monthly for are mmos with constant updates, patchs, and content. You wanna buy micro transactions for events like the Queens wrath, which is the same content with different modifiers? Skyrim was a full game without expansions needed.
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Wouldn't that be the publishers decision instead of bungies?
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All games have cut content somewhere like he said business is business.
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Except cut content isn't turned around and sold as DLC. Hell, this isn't even cut content, it's disk locked content.
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Actually "disc locked" is usually turned into DLC at some point, a lot of other games have done it.
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Yes, and it's deplorable for them to do it too.
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If you don't like it don't buy it. No one is twisting your arm.
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Edited by The Waifu Master: 9/28/2014 10:52:02 PMToo late, I thought I was going to get the full game with my $60 so I preordered the thing. Sadly, through the act of deplorable company tactics I got screwed.
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Business is business friend.
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Sure thing man, I'm going to go shoot someone now and steal their money. Because, business is business.
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Totally not the same thing.
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It's completely the same thing. You're saying that bungie can boldface lie about a product, prevent me from playing the product they sold to me, and then sell me access to content I already payed for. That's actually illegal, if you didn't know.
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Then sue. If you're that upset attempt to sue Bungie. Otherwise stop playing Destiny and all future Bungie/Activision products. I highly doubt you'll do either. You payed 60 dollars for a game, you don't have access to the content, it's not available yet, when it comes time for release, don't buy it.
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Edited by The Waifu Master: 9/28/2014 11:26:55 PMI don't have the money to sue a company as large as Activision. You know what I can do though? Steal other people's money. And with your logic it's completely okay to do so. And if the people I steal money from don't like it, well, they should just not ever get near me again.
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No one stole anything from you. Stealing implies that it was taken from you and most often by force, you willingly payed 60 dollars and unfortunately were disappointed. So no, you stealing someone's money is NOT the same thing.
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Edited by The Waifu Master: 9/28/2014 11:36:02 PMNo, actually, what is being done to me is extortion. Let's say I promise a man a cake if he gives me $20. I then proceed to make a cake. I bring it to his house and cut him a slice. He loves it. "Give me another slice!" He says with a grin. "I'm sorry, but you'll need to pay me another $10 before I give you any more cake." I say. "But I already payed for the whole cake!" He says. "Yup, you did. Now give me the $10 or you'll never eat another slice of this cake." This is exactly what Bungie is doing with Destiny. It is deplorable and illegal and you should be ashamed of yourself for defending them. But you're not. Because you're a fanboy.
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I simply don't feel as entitled as you do. I'm sorry you don't feel Like you got what you paid for. Bye.
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No, I objectively didn't get what I payed for. Neither did you.
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Edited by Fenrir VI: 9/28/2014 10:07:06 PMWelcome to the world of an always online game, enjoy your stay.
