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Edited by DIRTy:
10/30/2014 1:09:13 PM
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Well I know of one fanboy here who will never have a career in the business world. 1 at this rate Destiny will not last past the DLC. Look at the numbers....9 out of 10 commentors are pissed as hell. If even half of them quit (about 50%) do you think Bungie can keep servers up, devs paid, and work out bugs with a 50% loss in revenue 3 months after launch??! You can watch as servers get shut down for good.
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OOPS I FORGOT. Yea you already paid them. So no matter what you do Bungie isn't [i]losing[/i] revenue. Just saying.
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Lol so you are saying keeping survers up.paying devs. Paying marketing, paying for utilities doesnt cost them money? Dlc's bring money in to support those costs.....if not then they would be in a constant state of lossing money. This is why mmo's have sub fees. Clearly you know nothing about how businesses run....
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I'm not going into business so fair enough. As for lists... 1. 9 out of 10 commenters are people who play the game enough to be considered part of the "hardcore" crowd and feel entitled to more from their big boy games. The casual crowd and their willingness to blow money on more stuff is what's causing the shift in business structure for games. 2. As far as I know Bungie has made back the money that was originally invested, and if you think that money all went towards the main game you're ridiculous. It probably covered the first two DLC's and more. If every tryhard in the world quit (that includes me, sure) you probably still wouldn't be at 50%.
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Dude hell yeah lol I agree that fact is gamers have been buying dlc to play on areas that were already in the game for years and nobody has complained till destiny, I just can't wait till COD comes out so everyone can have something else to complain about lol with that said mmo's have been doing that for years it's only recently that console gamers are really getting to see this side of games, it's called an expansion for a reason
