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Edited by Killlerschaf:
2/16/2016 9:00:18 AM
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If Reddit is to blame for the current state of Destiny, I beg Bungie to never listen to these guys again.
Title is pretty obvious.
Another user in here, made me realise what it actually implies, that Bungie prefers Reddit for Feedback:
The current state Destiny is in, be it the PvP or the PvE side of things, is an incredibly sad one.
Since Bungie apparently follows Reddit for feedback, I came to the obvious conclusion that the Reddit users, alongside with Bungie who listens to them, are therfore to blame for the current situation.
(PS: I wonder how long such a thread would be allowed to be seen on Reddit. Anyone up for the challenge?)
Edit:
In case of some of you never having heard of Filter Bubbles, it's one of the issues listening to Feedback on Reddit.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filter_bubble
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-05/1/online-stubbornness
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5 RepliesEdited by Stryker Shaka: 2/15/2016 3:33:58 PMI actually disagree. In my opinion the guys over at Reddit use a lot of data driven research to formulate their feedback. In stark contrast I feel that Bungie.net community members come straight from PvP matches where they are frustrated or annoyed to ask for buffs, nerfs, and changes. But I will say that Bungie needs to do a better job when listening to feedback. Not every data driven research project means changes are necessary. In the case of the Crimson days ghost drop rate, yes listen to the research. In the case of nerfing guns and class perks, don't listen so much. The more changes that come from PvP research, the more bland PvE becomes. Again, just my opinions.
