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12/10/2015 6:42:58 AM
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Err....Bungie are what I like to call "running a business"
If your local shop realised that you could walk out of the shop without paying for food do you think they would fix that problem real quick.
Come on man....THINK
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Well no one wants to eat at their shitty overpriced restaurant. They deserve to go out of business with these practices.
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Thinking doesn't seem to be a familiar concept to some of these kids.
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But if they fixed that in 24 hours while not fixing their e. coli problem for 8 months, that would be an issue. That's what OP is saying.
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Edited by Brick: 12/10/2015 7:20:32 AMThat's a terrible analogy. Thorn didn't threaten to kill this game whatsoever.
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Edited by Lupinskey: 12/10/2015 7:28:18 AM...Honestly that's probably a debatable statement. The Thorn era was insane. 6v6 and everyone is using thorn...I know quite a few people who didn't play crucible until it was fixed.
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It didn't threaten the life of the game though.
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No, that it didn't. Just hurt a little.
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I don't know about terrible. Sure, it's quite an exaggeration, but the point still stands that if it is something Thursday benefits the customers, they brush it off, but if it is something that benefits their wallets, it's fixed immediately.
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They know they have been selling pizza with no cheese for months. Still no cheese. They realised some of the staff gave free garlic bread with the pizza orders. Several staff members got fired within 24 hours.
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Understandable. But it's in relation to how fast they fix it compared to other problems in the game..
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Yes and it's bad business to do what bungie just did
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No it's not, they fixed a problem where people got free stuff...that's what any business anywhere does first. You are being too Naive about this.
