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10/30/2014 7:42:31 AM
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There is some truth to that. The problem with your theory though is that every movement has a beginning. People had to have issues and questions before bungie could ignore them. I personally belive that if the story was better, or even if the ending left a good impression, most of this rage would have never started.
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Yes, it is true that there are certain things lacking or not as pleasing as people wanted them to be. If there was nothing to complain in the first place people would be happier in general. I was merely pointing out the current situation, and the seeming fact that unless handled with care, it is going to get worse.
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If it is possible to stop the tide of criticisms it'll take more then better pr. That probably could have stopped or slowed the rage monster in its early development, but at this point it's hard to imagine what they could say to stop it. Direct action is the only thing that will stop the full grown beast, in my opinion. A grand gesture to mix things up; a free dlc, or at least a price reduction, would go a long way.
