As much as I want this to be true I haven't seen a source confirm this. Bungie has not stated this nor its publisher. Only microtransactions from the kotaku article were confirmed nothing else. I also don't see it as a viable replacement model to what bungie currently has. It would be very impressive if their revenue could increase from this substitution. As such I believe it is additional supplemental income for bungie to help provide a cash flow for more and development that will still cost us money (which I'm okay with doing). But I agree microtransactions don't belong in $60 games. I buy a game, I would like everything to be obtainable through in game progress. This trend is not a favorite of mine. But in the end I'll probably end up buying things, because I am a weak willed man.
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They hinted at it in the news article. Either way it will pay for more support. So long as it stays only cosmetic there is no problem here
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Everything should be obtainable in the game. In every game you have to shell out $60 for. Cosmetic or not.
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So if they just charged $80 up front that'd be cool? Or if they have a subscription? But that dude riding a stick horse is ruining the industry.