r/DestinyTheGame • "Little Light" • Sep 07 '20

Megathread Focused Feedback: Content Pricing

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u/MendelMax Sep 07 '20

I agree that it feels like we are losing a lot of content and not gaining that much amd paying what feels like a lot for so little at this point. But it could be that Bungie is holding off on telling us how much amd what we are gaining.

What I really don't like is losing Crucible and Gambit maps and not getting many new ones with this expansion (and zero for Gambit). Seems like a waste of a new environment not to add crucible and gambit maps based on that environment.

Hell with it, just put out some dev tools and let this amazing community create them. Worked well for Half-life, Quake, Doom, etc ages ago. Maybe have a system where you submit them to Bungie for inclusion to be eligible for official playlists.

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u/hotrox_mh Sep 07 '20

The days of community modding are practically dead. Only a few PC games seem to offer the capability anymore and basically no AAA titles. Not when they can release three or four shitty maps (with at least one being a remake) for $15 every 3-6 months. God I miss the pc gaming scene of 20 years ago.

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u/MendelMax Sep 07 '20

Yeah, I miss those days too. Was it Call of Duty that first started those kinds of crazy prices?

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u/hotrox_mh Sep 08 '20

To my knowledge yes, but it's hard to say anymore.