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11/5/2015 4:41:20 PM
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More like understanding and not crying about "muh cut content"
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We do understand, facts speak for themselves, a law case even proved it.
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Which law case is this? And a lot of these cut content "facts" are actually assumptions.
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Bungie ex-employees sued for misconduct by Bungie, the facts came out, Just keep saying assumptions though as its easier than you doing some actual research.
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Link to this court case, because the description given by you can mean a multitude of things and sounds very click baity
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Ah. So if we don't like their business practices then clearly we just don't "understand" it. I hope they get all your money before you've had enough.
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Then don't play, if you're sooooo buttmad about paying for games and DLC then dont. Vote with your wallet. But telling people how to spend their money because you're upset at a company doesn't change anything. People are going to buy their things because they want to. Honestly they won't see a difference if only a few people don't buy them, but posting about it, and having a ton of posts doesn't make you right either. The entire cut content argument has been debunked a billion times, and I CBA to look for it every time such a post comes. And for "understanding" it's more like they changed their story thus their game needed to change. If you don't understand that, then you must not understand how stories and games work together. Its like having a story about ghost busters but playing the terminator, to signify the new story to old game model respectively
