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10/30/2014 4:14:01 PM
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I do work for my money, lol. But people have this strange sense of entitlement. Bungie didn't do ANYTHING that was against the law, and yet here is a pair of people, treating them like they did.
They advertised and hyped up [i]a game[/i], alongside it's expansion pass for downloadable content.
You bought [i]a game.[/i] That's the end of it.
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Actually you stupid mother -blam!-er... They did. False Advertisement is against the law. Look it up. Next, watch how bad the -blam!- us in the ass.... http://youtu.be/UZ5BpeHVTWY
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They advertised a game, and sold it. I don't know what you're expecting.. but on the disc you bought is the game they developed. Apparently some children, self-entitled or otherwise on this forum do not realize that.. [b]Any content shown before the game actually releases is subject to change. Nothing is final, and can be changed for the final product is shipped.[/b] It happens with every video game, ever. Before the game goes gold, ANYTHING within the realm of the game itself is subject to change, whether it's being cut or changed. You have no idea what false advertising ACTUALLY is, my friend.
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Dude just stop
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Of course they didn't break the law, they sold us an item that didn't fulfill their advertising on said product. They can do whatever the #$@$ they want, but the next time they release a huge title, their customer base might not be there to support them. If their fine with that, then @$!# them. Now is the time to let them know what we want to see in the game.
