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9/16/2015 6:22:13 AM
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There is a difference between semantics and logic just for a heads up
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Yes. Your logic is a level 20 legacy strike is the same as doing a nightfall.
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it's not, and that is exactly why people who don't buy ttk don't have it
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It's not and he said so. The strike is the content you paid for. The nightfall is an end game activity that *gasp* requires end game content. If you can't understand something as simple as that, you have the intelligence of a rock.
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Semantics. I don't see why the same nightfalls couldn't be there, there is no valid reason. You have a nightfall list for ttk players, one for the old players. Don't try to tell me that is impossible. I doubt it, we walked on the moon for Christs sake.
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Are you an IT professional with a focus on Server/Database management? I don't ask to put you down, I ask because it lets me know how much you know about what it would take to have two separate lists for these things, and just how difficult it would be.
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Yeah but they didn't do that for either previous expansion, so what makes you think they are going to do it now. There's new content if you want to play that pay for it, if you don't you don't get to play it. No semantics just what it is.
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They should have all the same content as before, I cannot be anymore clear. Trust me, it's in our best interest, not bungies. Power to the people.
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...it is the same God dam content. Try and read the op ad you will understand, because with that reply you made it clear you didn't even bothered to read the thing.
