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10/24/2014 8:29:32 PM
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Of course there is the power of consumer choice. Video games are not a necessity, at no point does anyone need to buy them. So the fact we do sends a message. If you dont want the game or are dissatisfied, sell it and dont buy bungie again.
You bought into the hype and made really high expectations, thus you will be dissapointed.
Maybe next time dont listen to the hype so much.
60 dollars is not a lot for entertainment. I can spend that in a night of drinking. Yet here i am, still playing a game i bought in September and having a blast. Its a gpod value. When the cost to value ratio switches, i stop buying games.... pretty simple
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I've replied to this kind of thought (yours) countless times here. Watch the video in full, read some of the other comments, then come back and we will chat.
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... of course its about profit why are people surprised by this? I have spent 160 hours on this game and enjoyed every second. They can take my money anytime. I chose to be concerned about corporate coruption in things that matter not videogames. If they end up sucking the world will be fine.
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Edited by PUAthelas: 10/24/2014 11:46:51 PMWhat hype? The devs tell you : -there will be "gambling and trading", -it is an open world ( "all playebale terrain") You will say that was work in progress and shit but normally devs show the closest thing they are going to release... And now you buy the game and on the box it says "rich cinematographic story". Its no longer work in progress its the final product What they did wasn t hyping the game, it was false advertising. They could fix all this shit that went wrong, but instead they are asking you to buy their DLC if you want the "true" experience ( and anyways I doubt the game will get different and less repetitive than it is now) F*** you Bungie
