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11/22/2014 5:47:40 PM
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Just because it's not alot of money doesn't mean it's not a ripoff.
Three "story" missions(all likely horde mode mostly)
One strike(two for PS4, and as I am an XBone player this pisses me off to no end and is another reason I refuse to get this)
One raid(which I would never play as I have neither the time nor the friends on my console to do so)
Three Crucible maps(I despise the Crucible and think it's horribly imbalanced)
More exotics(which will likely be nerfed about a week after release)
I'm not continuing to line the pockets of the companies that I paid $60 to for something radically different than what I was promised, whether I have the money to or not.
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I've been playing destiny since the alpha and yes I can understand that the game is different from what we were promised. But even after that fact, the game is still very reasonably enjoyable unless you're playing it every single day. Anything can get boring after doing it for an unreasonable amount of time. Now as far as the price of the content being delivered? I know without a shadow of a doubt that it takes a LOT to make these games and even the DLC that comes with it. Are there glitches? Yeah of course, what doesn't? Isn't everything capable of some kind of "glitch"? But to bring back the point. I feel that $20 is a very minimal amount to ask for the content. And sure I even understand that corporate greed is looked down upon. I don't disagree there. But you live with what's given to you sometimes. Your frustration is understandable to some extent. But I don't agree with boycotting something when it will still end up being fun anyhow.
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When I pay for something, I expect to get what I paid for. When I pre-ordered Destiny, I was being promised a game of limitless fun, huge, populated worlds, a social experience, a good story. Two months after release we kinda got the social part. I did not play the alpha or beta, if I did I likely would've seen how vastly different the game was compared to the trailers and I would've cancelled my pre-order. I sure I would enjoy The Dark Below for a time, however, when I get DLC I expect it keep me playing. Nothing will keep me playing Destiny at this point.
