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6/29/2023 11:22:24 PM
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Brightdust.
Why does a simple ghost projection cost more than a weapon ornament?
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2 RespostasGhost projections soly exist to clutter the bright engram pool
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There must be a lot of poor people here.... unsuccessful in life, living in their basements and is not running a business.
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I am broke
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7 RespostasGlobalization. Ghost projections are conceived in the UK, outsourced to China for coding, test marketed in the US for inclusivity, reviewed again by China to ensure no one said anything about Taiwan, then sent to Bungie in a weekend for upload and crashing of servers. Have to pay all them cogs, bruh.
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Because Ghosts have feelings too.
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Ghost projections lol I can almost understand shaders and emotes. But ghost projections? Can't say I've ever given them more than a moment's thought.
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1 Responder[quote]Why does a simple ghost projection cost more than a weapon ornament?[/quote] Just as exotic armor/gun ornaments cost less than ships, sparrows, ghosts AND that some prices are higher than others because "reasons" When it comes to having prices be the same across the board, they can't even do it right. There's even rare/legendary emotes that cost more than exotic emotes and that look bad (filler content to fill up eververse to the brim every dlc, season, event etc), let that sink in for a moment
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Easy money for Bungie ! The season rank up’s using sliver is disgusting but people will mindlessly do ! Bungie have literally been using the destiny community to test out thing on us and to see how much they can get away with ….so a lot of the community have only fuelled Bungie 🤷🏼♂️
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1 ResponderIf you’re buying ghost projections,you’ve got more important problems.
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2 RespostasTip, don't buy ghost projections for any reason
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Climate change
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Making ghost projections is hard.
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Nobody knows. Insanity persists.
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Inflation
