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5/10/2015 12:37:02 PM
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Who cares if it was for the t-shirt or not. If bungie hadn't made the offer than there would be less donations and every bill makes a difference. If you donate some other way good for you but that doesn't mean you have the right to degrade the people around you.
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Wrong there would not be less, for what bungie raised probably did not even make a dent in the total amount raised for it to begin with. LOL getting butthurt over what I said proves my point that more than likely most only did it for the ingame item and not really because they cared.
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Edited by daynetrain73: 5/21/2015 7:15:22 PMthis response proves youre just an idiot
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so if Bungie didnt ask us to purchase the shirts in support, how would they not have less funds
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Edited by LordofChaos: 5/22/2015 11:46:26 PMagain the amount that bungie raised and then the actual amount that was sent is barely a dent in the total amount raised. so yes it may have been less by a small margin but by no means by any significant amount to make any difference if it was there or not. again most only did it for the shader and emblem and then to pat themself on teh back saying they did a good deed, when if they really cared as much as they claim they would have donated it directly to a charity instead with no expectations of anything in return for it.
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Again the motive of donating matters nil
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Again, what don't you understand about 100% of profit
