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1/2/2018 6:48:58 PM
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That’s not how a boycott works lol. You don’t pick one day to not play the game and then play it other days of the week. All that tells them is you’re still signing on throughout the week, no need to change. You boycott by not playing at all but still voicing your opinion and only come back once necessary changes are made
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This guy was at the Boston tea party so listen to him guys!!!
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What you explained isnt how you boycott either. You boycott by not initially purchasing the game at all.
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How do u boycott if u already gave the game?
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You dont. Its too late. Tgey already have the money. You can say youll boycott all you want but ad soon as the next dlc drops everyones gonna go buy it even of they say "they quit". It happens every dlc drop
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Actually just quitting bungie and requesting a refund would be the only way. Guess what....won't happen. I don't care about it enough to quit. I find ways to make the crucible fun enough, but still want the playlist added. May not happen. If they open the infinite forest I'm ok with the dlc then. Otherwise I will play until what I bought is over and not buy another bungie game. See easy. But the. There is the cod thing. That was the reason I bought d2. So I have a bad and wanna blow sh up I play. If the grind isn't getting me anything I stop and watch tv. Point is your never killing Tess and it's that simple. Move to get crucible fixed, more gear and weapons added, infinite forest opened, and d1 added to d2 for even better results.
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Haha, thank you! I was wondering why the OP thinks picking one day to stop playing in a game that's already been purchased is going to do any good lol
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Yea not sure where his train of thought came from lol
