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9/17/2015 7:16:42 PM
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1- daily heroic features new content. Thats why its not available anymore. You still have all those missions still.
2- those lvls have changed to the new light level system which falls under the whole max lvl is only in ttk which you said you were fine with.
3- all that stuff is outdate and all new stuff is out. Vanilla destiny weapons and armor were replaced in TDB and weapons and armor available in TDB was replaced with new gear from HoW. Samething has happened here. Which your required to be lvl 40 to use new legendary and exotics.
4- it all falls under the new level/light system in place and max level is only achieveable with TTK expansion. Its an ever evolving game. This will happen with the next dlc/expansion.
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You're rationalizing and not addressing the real issues in all of those points.
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I really do understand what your trying to get at. But this is how it is and everybody has to live with it.
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No, we don't. Yeah, Bungie is going to do what's best for themselves from their own business standpoint, i get that, and nithing we say or so is likely to change that. But I've still said my piece, and I'll stand by that.
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Plus when you clicked accept to the terms and conditions you allowed them to make that change. Its even says it in there that they can do that
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Edited by DMGRGN: 9/17/2015 7:52:50 PMIt does say that, but again, a consumer is generally under certain expectations that such changes won't be necessary. On a side note, i am definitely NOT one of those people looking to to take legal action or get a "refund", because that's essentially the bases that the EULA are covering, and it would be pointless and a waste of everyone's time to even suggest something like a lawsuit, all things considered.
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Its the same as if you sign a contract to rent a house and you dont read it. You come home to find your whole bathroom gutted and nothing in it. So you call them up and ask and they tell you it was in the contract that they can do as they please to the house while you are living in it. Are you gunna be mad at them still? And yes its a good example
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That's actually something that could and would be fought against regardless of the contract, because if it's buried in fine print where it's difficult to find, then it's usually regarded as an unfair business practice, and the Better Business Bureau is in place to prevent such things. So your example, while similar, helps my position better than it does yours.
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I never said fine print. I said if you dont read it you wouldnt know about it. Like most of the people making this complaint. I guarantee almost all of them didnt read it. I know i didnt read it
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A phrase like that is almost always buried because it puts people on the defensive if it's prominent. And of course most of us donated these things because again, we have certain expectations as consumers. It's part of capitalist culture. That's an entirely seperate argument though.
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Did bungie put it in fine print? No. And im not talking about fine print. If its in thr contract and you dong read it and you sign and agree then thats your fault and have nobody else but yourself to blame
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You're incorrect. You obviously don't know a whole lot about commerce or contract law. You're also getting belligerent. If you were correct, i wouldn't think you'd need to be so defensive.
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I thought we were having a nice calm dicussion. Im not getting defensive.
