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11/24/2014 1:47:50 PM
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Us casuals will be leaving soon, You're welcome
With no signs of Raid matchmaking, the causal gamer such as myself will be leaving soon.
(I know this makes many of you happy)
You see, I am not a great player by any means, and while I'm not mad about leaving destiny, I won't be buying the DLC.
I just got the "charity" boots and gloves from IB. With an exotic chest piece, I have only a helmet to get to 30....
I will not be able to raid without matchmaking, so I wont be getting the raid helmet....If I cant get to 30, why get the DLC
Matchmaking was an oversight, no matter what you say. So its cool, destiny was fun for the most part...but I think in the next 2-3 weeks it will be over and I'll go back to Madden
Just an insight from a more casual fan to Bungie... I know your game is a monetary success, but you are leaving some money on the table with some of us.
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13 RepliesEdited by Gary : 11/25/2014 5:18:39 PMactually Destiny has not been the monetary success that had been hoped for. It has fallen far short of expectations. Worse still the reviews were awful so they have struggled since launch to maintain interest, in fact you might notice Bungie stopped talking about player number very very early and many suspect it is because numbers have not held up like they had hoped. I suspect Bungie are sick to the stomach the way things have turned out so far. sales much lower than hoped. reviews poor. huge volume of negative feedback. diminished player base. I also suspect the big push on pvp support is due to the cliff story player numbers fell off . EDIT. A number of replies are suggesting Destiny did really well. All I can say is read the 2014 Q3, take note of the 2013 Q3 situation. The market was not thrilled with results neither were bungie or ATVI
