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Edited by NYDIBS:
9/17/2015 5:17:31 PM
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yes, that would be a subscription. You never actually purchased anything
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Do you honestly think a game set to last a decade should be subscription free?
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Edited by NYDIBS: 9/17/2015 5:34:42 PMim not complaining about it. I purchased TTK just dont think people should use stupid analogies, especially when they are completely wrong Destiny is not a subscription based game. Its a DLC based game While I did purchase TTK, I do think that people that didnt purchase it should still be able to lvl up to 40, and play all content they paid for, unfortunately it would be impossible for them to get the new crucible maps and strikes so thats why they cant have access to Trials and Nightfall unless it was a seperate playlist what they should not have access to is any year 2 gear, levels, maps, strikes... and technically, we are all already paying a damn subscription by paying for PSN or Xbox live. Thats why games are not subscription based, but DLC based
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The money people originally put towards Destiny was for Year 1. Year 1 is over. The level 40 cap is part of Year 2, along with pretty much everything else that they have been locked out of. They shouldn't get handed any part of it unless they put the money up for it. Nightfalls, Trials, IB, everything moved into Year 2.
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Nope, sorry that is incorrect. Destiny is not "DLC based". Read the EULA. It is a platform which you pay to access. It can change whenever Bungie wants it to. You must pay to access these changes. They can also remove certain content that you may have already had access to. All of it is in the EULA you blindly accepted. Don't bash my analogy just because you don't understand how the platform works.
