Well, TTK does include PS exclusive content for another year.

But, that content is about the same as the first time around, a couple multiplayer maps, a couple guns, and a couple strikes. Nothing major, although I was surprised to see it for a full year. Normally, 3 months would do the trick like in CoD or Bethesda…

Remove matchmaking? You mean not introduce it?

I don’t know. I would love matchmaking for those days I want to hit up a raid but all my buddies are gone, but I guess I’m used to it. I’ve played WoW for years and had raiding nights and dates where everyone made plans to raid. I just expected that with Destiny. Also,…

I just never cared enough. All of my friends had/have Sony consoles so we didn’t have anyone rubbing our faces in new CoD maps. The only thing that bothered me were all the technical problems with Skyrim and its DLC.

Also, are mods timed exclusives on XBox One or is it just easier to do because it’ll be running some…

Well, two things. A) Why did you buy the game twice if your friends don’t play on your updated system? B) Don’t blame Bungie for you not judging your friends correctly. Now, not having matchmaking for raids is frustrating, but understandable (even if you and I don’t agree with the reasoning).

I’ll buy a can if I can (I’m nowhere near a 7-11) if the cans look cool. I have a collection of Monster Energy cans because they look cool on a shelf and if Redbull makes a (or three displaying each new subclass) sweet Destiny can(s), I’ll go buy it/them. Otherwise, meh.

Yeah. PS2 emulation on PS4 baby!

*I know you’re talking about PlanetSide 2

Well, they do represent Activision on a very public scale...

No? I mean, it could be like a multitude of other games and charge $2.99 for a gun skin or a shader. Or they could charge that amount for any cosmetic thing in the game. The only money they’ve had people spend is the $40 on DLC packages which are less than the map-pack stuff from Battlefield and CoD (both at $50).…

Friends. If all of your gaming buddies transfer to PS4, you do the same if you want to play with them.

Bungie still makes great games, or at least wants to. Activision on the other hand, well, they’re total shitbags.

That’s the part that bugs me. The closest 7/11 to me is like 12 hours or so. Oh well.

*Activision* FTFY

Unless that consumer already drinks Redbull and plays Destiny, in which case, they get free stuff for what they normally buy.

To be honest though, I sure hope the cans looks incredible so I can put them on a shelf and make my shelf pretty. If that’s the case, I’ll gladly shell out the 2.99 or whatever a Redbull costs.

Granted, it’s only exclusive until 2016, but the timing was wrong. Should have just waited another week or so.

Personally, I do not care about new players getting the game *way* cheaper than I bought it for and will continue to pay for. I have over two weeks of playtime invested in this game and, well, I mean, even at $150 (about what I’ve spent), is about 38 cents an hour. I don’t know of entertainment that cheap anywhere…

Making an game for apple devices is easy. There’s one current version of the operating system and easy, simple cutoffs on where to program from. On top of that, there’s only a handfull of hardware configurations, most of which stay the same over the years. Android, on the other hand, still has brand new phones…

I'm fairly certain Best Buy has their reserved stock in.

Nope. If one person answers wrong, even once, they both die.

Even $100 isn’t that cheap for people on a budget.

It’d be great if it was the whole library, or even 75%. Even if they hit that by Christmas, it’s a great deal because you can buy an X1, walk into a Gamestop or Rock30 and buy a new-to-you game for ~$20 and have something to play on your X1