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So there's both a 7-11 and a Walmart exclusive as well.
And yet again UK/Euro GAF gets the shaft.
So there's both a 7-11 and a Walmart exclusive as well.
Alternately, make it part of the expansion that everyone buys and gets to play by buying the expansion.
You forgot $15/month for PSN which is required to play Destiny.
Can't bring that up since it's required for FFXIV on PS4 as well.
Can't bring that up since it's required for FFXIV on PS4 as well.
Eurogamer have got confirmation that it's exclusive to NA.
Can't bring that up since it's required for FFXIV on PS4 as well.
You forgot $15/month for PSN which is required to play Destiny.
Damn, hopefully we get an exclusive capri-sun mission here in Europe
Not really, unless you pay this amount only to play Destiny, the PLUS/XBL subscription cant be included as is a service that encapsulate every MP game under the console, not just Destiny. if so, we might as well start adding Cable internet monthly bill, How much you pay for the Electricity, etc.
I had to Google around but I don't think it is, I don't think Gold was required for XI on 360 either. I could be wrong, I play FF on the PC.
I have to agree, I totally didn't think of adding in the PSN/XBL price because I never think of it as needed for a single game. I do just consider them as a utility I basically always want![]()
I like how some publishers/devs just don't give one single fuck about Europe.Eurogamer have got confirmation that it's exclusive to NA.
Going for the jugular.
Red Bullshit: How 'Destiny' lost support of its biggest fans
Yes, that it the title of the article.
Going for the jugular.
Red Bullshit: How 'Destiny' lost support of its biggest fans
Yes, that it the title of the article.
I was just about to post the engadget x joystiq article.
I just don't get why it had to go as far as quests. Like, co-marketing crap is just reality for giant games these days and has been for ages; I mean hell, I think Bungie has been involved (or at least made to be involved by Microsoft/Activision) with soft drink marketing since Halo 2? Halo 3 at least. It's stupid, but it is what it is and it's generally inoffensive. Call of Duty has been doing the XP boost crap with Doritos and Dew and that's at least easy to ignore for people who don't like (or can't even buy) those products.
But like... quests? Why actual honest to god game content? Why specifically the thing that nearly 100% of the user base, even the people that still play and really enjoy Destiny, agree there isn't enough of in the base game?
They seriously could have just offered up, like, double vanguard marks per can and a blue and silver shader for a four pack and have been done with it. People would have rightfully poked fun at it, but it wouldn't have touched on quite such an open wound for the game's community right now.
Does Bungie even have a PR department? I'm starting to wonder.
Does Bungie even have a PR department? I'm starting to wonder.
Red Bull must be thrilled to get caught up in Bungie's negative PR right now.
You forgot $15/month for PSN which is required to play Destiny.
Reads like something right out of "The Diamond Age."![]()
First thing I thought of.
still all ferrari and mercedes?Heh. Red Bull are being slaughtered in the F1 circle right now too so they're used to it.
It certainly raises questions in my mind about the nature of the content. Was this content planned for TTK and then locked behind a uh...drinkwall? Was it going to be cut but they put it in as part of a marketing deal? Was this "quest" developed with the Red Bull partnership in mind from the beginning?I just don't get why it had to go as far as quests. Like, co-marketing crap is just reality for giant games these days and has been for ages; I mean hell, I think Bungie has been involved (or at least made to be involved by Microsoft/Activision) with soft drink marketing since Halo 2? Halo 3 at least. It's stupid, but it is what it is and it's generally inoffensive. Call of Duty has been doing the XP boost crap with Doritos and Dew and that's at least easy to ignore for people who don't like (or can't even buy) those products.
But like... quests? Why actual honest to god game content? Why specifically the thing that nearly 100% of the user base, even the people that still play and really enjoy Destiny, agree there isn't enough of in the base game?
They seriously could have just offered up, like, double vanguard marks per can and a blue and silver shader for a four pack and have been done with it. People would have rightfully poked fun at it, but it wouldn't have touched on quite such an open wound for the game's community right now.
Does Bungie even have a PR department? I'm starting to wonder.
That's a pro gamer there at the top?
It certainly raises questions in my mind about the nature of the content. Was this content planned for TTK and then locked behind a uh...drinkwall? Was it going to be cut but they put it in as part of a marketing deal? Was this "quest" developed with the Red Bull partnership in mind from the beginning?
I can't blame people for being upset over this. Destiny has done itself no favors over the course of its very short lifespan to alleviate this type of criticism. As a fan of the game, it seems like they go out of their way to make me feel like a sucker for spending money on it. It's not a great feeling.
I just don't get why it had to go as far as quests. Like, co-marketing crap is just reality for giant games these days and has been for ages; I mean hell, I think Bungie has been involved (or at least made to be involved by Microsoft/Activision) with soft drink marketing since Halo 2? Halo 3 at least. It's stupid, but it is what it is and it's generally inoffensive. Call of Duty has been doing the XP boost crap with Doritos and Dew and that's at least easy to ignore for people who don't like (or can't even buy) those products.
But like... quests? Why actual honest to god game content? Why specifically the thing that nearly 100% of the user base, even the people that still play and really enjoy Destiny, agree there isn't enough of in the base game?
They seriously could have just offered up, like, double vanguard marks per can and a blue and silver shader for a four pack and have been done with it. People would have rightfully poked fun at it, but it wouldn't have touched on quite such an open wound for the game's community right now.
Does Bungie even have a PR department? I'm starting to wonder.
still all ferrari and mercedes?
The answer to this is, because it would probably sell a lot of Red Bull. Which is utterly the wrong answer from the standpoint of the user base, who are rightly up in arms about it, but if you are looking to make lots of money from a marketing deal, putting that on the table probably netted a big paycheck. It screams marketing over ruling game designers.
It's mind-boggling to me how badly the PR for the Taken King is being handled. Like you said, just about anything else would have been typical. But actual content tied to a beverage? Good lord.
Well what is the quest? If you're just walking down another hallway in order to shoot people in another uninspired arena while something unlock then.... Are you really missing out on anything?
At this point I'm less disappointed in the people making these deals than I am in the people buying it. Bungie has been brain dead since the launch of destiny because it's making them money. The people who put up with it are the real problem now.
You forgot $15/month for PSN which is required to play Destiny.
Looks like they have big plans for "Quests" in TTK. A whole new menu screen with 32 slots and multiple pages? There's like... maybe 3 "Quests" (not the same as missions) in the game right now. Eris Mourn urn, and one or two Queen's Wrath ones for the story, one time things.
Hmm. What is the source for this menu screen?
Or going for the clickbait. I've already heard Destiny articles attract a lot of attention. More clickbait action.
Thank you people who bought the Horse armor, thanks.
The horse armor will forever be the butterfly on the other side of the planet that caused a shit-storm of DLC.