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10/30/2014 10:52:41 AM
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Even with a lack of content this games replay value triumphs other games on the market. I'm sure everyone on this thread has endless hours poured into the game. I have two characters at level 30 and just started on my third. Unless you have leveled up all character types and subclasses and unlocked all weapons and upgrades the game hasn't been beaten yet. I will agree this dlc should have been included in the game at launch but as for the price to play time value well worth the money. 70 bucks in my truck lasts about a week, this game has lasted months, well worth the price!
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A game that takes forever to do absolutely everything in isn't good. A game that gives you satisfaction is. I have endless hours poured into this yet I only enjoyed MAYBE 20 hours of it. If I play any Mass Effect, any Dead Space, any FarCry, I have both hours played and enjoyment. MMOs are terrible. They soak up time with repetitive and boring tasks and reuse content that was finished since you started playing. If I want to grind, I'll get another job.
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Then don't buy an mmo, don't discredit a game when you just admitted you don't like all mmo's makes no sense.
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I bought this because it was promised to be Open-world, massive, diverse campaign, exciting, cooperative but not required, and so much more. It was none of these things. I paid for a bungie game and got an almost-literal turd.
