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4/21/2015 1:59:57 PM
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If someone eats like the OP every day, that WILL lead to a overweight body. Even still, I'll give you that one. However, my CRUSADE is only for truth and seeing things as they are, and not towards one extreme or the other. While it is true that Bungie held back content, as evidenced from the trailers, (most likely at Activision's behest), and it is also true that while we were to most likely get most of the content in Dark Below and House of Wolves, (keep in mind this is 6 missions, 2 to 4 Strikes and 2 Raids), it does sting even more for some that we aren't even now getting a Raid.
For me, I like Destiny, but I AM NOT a fanboy, nor will I be an apologist for Bungie, or "see the bright side" in spite of myself. What most of you are doing is forgetting that whether you paid $1 or $50, salesmanship and ethics remain the same. You are quick to dismiss any and all perceived wrongs by Bungie simply because of your bias (whether conscious or subconscious) for them, whereas you would NEVER let McDonald's or Burger King, or some other company that you held no affinity or bias to get away with it.
I'm just here to keep things as fair as possible.
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Eh, I've seen people eat a lot more food then that and struggle to keep weight on them. Myself included at one time. I'm not worried about cut content. Things happen with game development that are only known to the company making it. The only way you can look at this the same as with every other companies advertising. Such as the BoGos* or get half off all stores* that have the really good stuff in bold print while the actual details are slightly smaller. Even if a raid was on the advertisement it still did probably say this content is subject to change. I don't remember what this game originally promised because I don't follow hype at all because it usually never comes through. Raids are just OK in destiny anyways. Yes the first time running through it and beating the boss is a great feeling and it's always a fun time with friends. Once you've done it a few times that's it. It's going to be the same thing from then on. I stopped playing in March when bloodborne came out because I had done crota enough times to get everything I wanted and wasn't having the same amount of fun as before. I'm actually happy that we have something different from a raid to do. I've already been talking about having a clan competition in PoE. But it really doesn't matter, we both have differing opinions on this and we're both entitled to them.
