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10/29/2014 5:45:02 PM
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I understand that point of view.
Another one however is that both console owners are buying the same content. Only PS4 is getting a few items sooner. So the exclusive Strike that PS4 will get with The Dark Beyond will be available at no extra charge on Xbox One later.
This is what I assume they are doing. It could not be the case and Xbox will never see the exclusive content. The Playstation 4 exclusive content was not marketing as "preorder bonuses" but rather as exclusive content.
So if you saw them as that, then you misunderstood "exclusive content".
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Exclusive content and pre-order bonuses are essentially the same things. You can't get that content if you don't pre-order, therefore it's "exclusive" to those who pre-order The point was that at initial purchase people are more likely to let "exclusive content" slide because it is not deemed as that big of a deal. But when they pay the same amount of money again for less content again, it causes people to start getting upset. Do I think some people are over-reacting? Of course I do. However, I understand why they are feeling a certain way. Anyways, my main point wasn't to complain about this exclusive content. I'm certainly bummed I have to wait a year, but in the end it doesn't effect me that much. I simply wanted to point out that the exclusive deals with COD and MS are not similar to this situation with Sony and Destiny.
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Right, but Playstation and Destiny had more than just the Exclusive Preorder Content. It was marketing as "Playstation gets exclusive content first". So people are getting upset for facts they misread. I understand them, and I can emphasis with then as well.
