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Edited by Stanman lvl7:
7/25/2015 5:19:01 PM
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Is anyone else leaving destiny if TTK fails?
Simple question. If TTK turns out to be overhyped will you leave?
EDIT: Why would I leave if TTK is a disappointment? Because this is the last chance and last straw. I've given bungie to many chances, and too much money. This DLC is gonna be the most expensive and if I get an overhyped Piece of horse shit [i]again[/i] then I'm done.
To be honest though, bungie has Greatly improved the game since the TDB disaster. So I highly doubt they'll ruin this DLC.
Check out the "#Desticlestanman" tag to view more of my threads
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5 RepliesIf I am unable to upgrade my year 1 weapons and armour to the new max level, then I'm gone. I have not pre-ordered TTK because of this one issue. I don't care if no RPG does what I require Destiny to do. Destiny is the first, and only, of its kind. It's a collecting game, similar to Pokemon. It's an FPS, very similar to Halo. Some poeple throw other genres in there to, feel free, those are the two that matter to me. So, in order for TTK to be a success in my book, I must be able to upgrade all year one weapons and armour to max level. I also need increased vault space (seperate the Reef and Tower vaults, voila! Double the vault space!) to collect 'em all. When Destiny 2 comes out, my requirement will not change, I will expect the same things that I have required here. I didn't create this monster, Bungie did. Now they must live with it. If they can't figure out what type of game they have (an FPS collecting game) by the time they release TTK, I will be done with Bungievision.
