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11/5/2018 6:26:09 PM
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Right, because what’s a few million dollars annually, a more experienced and specialized staff, reoccurring expenses and maintenance, and no exit strategy, to a company that’s losing active players and makes one game every 3 years 😂🙄
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Edited by Caerys: 11/5/2018 6:58:34 PMLOL. Servers do not cost millions of dollars annually. Maybe if Bungie started out with dedicated servers less players would have stopped playing. Maybe if Bungie didn't half-ass their game again, more players would be playing. Maybe, just maybe, if Bungie didn't half-ass their staff and then split it up when the game released, we'd have more/better content. Side note. I can rent a Battlefield dedicated server for around $750~ annually ($300~ for BF1, $600-$1k for BF4). You can assume some of that goes back into the devs for profit too. 64 players, ton of physics.. not to mention the refresh rates as well where most run 60hz. Destiny 2 runs at 40hz. Kindly piss off when you don't know anything.
