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10/30/2014 6:03:06 PM
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Faith in Bungie
don't understand where everyone's hate for this game rises but I guess it just depends on the person. Either way, I enjoy the content that Bungie puts out and I believe some of you need to take a step back and look at the situation again.
This is the first game bungie has made since letting go of their prized possession. It isn't going to be flawless because this is their first time branching out in a long time.
Give it time.
I enjoy this game and I look forward to being a part of the community that helps them improve it. So keep it coming Bungie
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2 RepliesIt's not hate as much as it is frustration. We understand that not everything will be perfect as well. That's a given in any software development. The issue is that there are glaring issues with the Raid that should have been fixed before the bumpers were added or the random teleporting was added. Additionally the story content is just lacking, or it only appears to be. The key is that we really don't know because Bungie hasn't revealed anything to us, maybe they have an epic way to tell the story and we really need to sit tight and wait. But with the recent interview regarding the next DLC it seems like they just plain failed with the story. We love the game just as much as you, but we're frustrated and disappointed that the content is limited and key mechanics in the raid are broken. I know I'm focused on the raid here, but there are other issues that I'm just unable to recall right now as I'm trying to multitask.
