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1/3/2018 1:50:56 AM
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Honesty, it's pointless at this stage.
The game has seen a rapidly declining playerbase since launch, most people have moved on to other, honesty more fun games.
There is little to draw back what they've lost and beyond an overhaul of the system itself, there's not much incentive to get back on.
Not playing for a day isn't going to drive bungie into action, when losing approx. 80% of their players hasn't exactly motivated them too.
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Yeah but.... The Division is an example of a game in crisis that really tried to fix their mess. Not saying it worked, but they tried.... Bungie will try to get their players back while still trying to get more new guys in. They are developing DLC as we speak and they intend to get people back for it if they want to continue to exist as a studio.... stronger studios have been sunk by smaller failures than this.
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Odd part about that, I was logged into the Division over the weekend starting a new game of it with some friends, most of the people in the chat rooms were from Destiny 2.
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Thats funny. People were calling The Division a "destiny killer", but really it just had to wait for Destiny to kill itself, then it became a scavenger on Destiny's corpse. Whatever works, i guess!
