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Edited by Infamousme:
1/25/2016 8:02:05 PM
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Deej basically told you to stop playing to make things better.
[quote]But, yes, you should only play the games that you love and think are fun. If you want Destiny to be better, keep posting or upvoting the ideas you like the most on the recruitment forum. Cozmo has people that stop by his desk on a regular basis to ask what you're talking about.[/quote]
This was taken from another thread, and it rings damn true. If you want this game to thrive, it has to have its player base diminish until Bungie has no choice but to either make old content relevant again, or drop some major content.
https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/187728691/0/0
Aside from running my buddy through content and trying to get him leveled up I have almost completely ceased playing this game because it's such a disaster now.
It's another thread, it's another plea for them to make this game exciting again, but it won't happen until we speak with our consoles and play other games. Do you have to quit? Absolutely not. Do you have to find other games to play? You absolutely do. They will never stop a business practice until the current practice fails.
EDIT: It was brought to my attention that DeeJ has edited the aforementioned comment. I wonder why he did that? Could it be because he was getting flack from Bungie for telling its player base to stop playing their game? No, never, not Bungie. DeeJ is too much of a (insert comment here) to be smart enough to tell us his real feelings on the matter and how to institute change. /sarcasm
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I read the original post and the gist of it was exactly that. I read elsewhere that this SBMM shit was not communicated to everyone, including other dev teams inside Bungie so my guess is DeeJ not even being a dev knew nothing about it. Maybe it was just something he wrote in a moment of frustration. I mean, how can you communicate between your company and the fans if your company is not telling you everything. In any case, he is right. Don't play their game, don't give them money. That's the fast lane to make pompous pricks like Lars eat a big slice of humble pie and realize they're nothing if no one gives a rat what they are doing. I stopped playing around last week or so. SBMM really was what tipped me over. Coming home from work and having to play a game where every match feels like a tournament final was just too much. Someone needs to walk up to this Lars dude and teach him what the definition of a general public game session is as opposed to a competitive setting. I still care so I still post, but if The Division pans out I off until D2.
