It's Weird How Much Bungie is Trying to Charge Destiny 2 Players For Content

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When it come to MMOs , Destiny 2is already not sitting well with gamers , and novel changes to how Bungie offers and mission for contentedness for the game will sure enough go farther in making thespian even angrier .

fate 2released in 2017 , but since then , many of its players feel that the game has grown cold and well-worn , and although there have been a few updates since then , the complaint extend to turn . Players continue to gripe about how they feel like they ’re just remold the same content over and over , particularly when compare to the first biz , Destiny(especially when some of that content feel as it were lifted right out of that first plot ) . However , Bungie has a hugeexpansion coming out shortly calledForsaken , with hope from the developer that it will bring a huge new world and a lot of new subject matter to theDestiny 2experience . There ’s just one trouble , though : For player to have access to that expansion and its future updates , it ’s going to cost them - a plenty .

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normally when an MMO come out with an expansion , player only need to ante up a mediocre Mary Leontyne Price for that expanding upon and then they would have access code to all content secrete for that enlargement throughout the next year . WithForsaken , though , Bungie will require thespian to purchase the expansion and then yield an additional$40(or player can corrupt both for a total of $ 70)for an annual pass . Although there are no details about what the yearly pass gets players , it seems that any update past the originalForsakenexpansion are not include for those players without the mountain pass . Bungie take to its Twitter account statement in an attempt to explain further :

These tweets do n’t really explain much , though , except that the company seems to want to attack its fast players with a Johnny Cash snap . Perhaps this has something to do with veneration thatloot boxes might before long become illegalthroughout the populace , stall a major income stream for the game . possibly it just has something to do with covetousness : Bungie expect that player will pay for that additional content that may have been previously included in the firstDestiny . It does n’t make sense in an MMO playground where other games , such asCall of DutyandBattlefield , proffer most of their extra content and maps for free .

So what gives ? Will players trounce out the enceinte bucks for the one-year pass without thinking about it ? Or will they decide that Bungie already has enough money from them and go on to work other game ?