Welp, They Finally Broke Our Bud Datto

[u/lukelimbaugh]

He's so right. There's a suit at Bungo that got paid for this decision. More concerned with the next few months of $$ than the next few years of players.

https://youtu.be/mYSdTqwHM-k?si=bVw8T5yD2FZs5Zwj&t=1120

[u/[deleted]]

It’s called that because it will confuse and trick new players into wasting 15 bucks on this scam of a pack.

[u/yet-again-temporary → u/[deleted]]

Hell, I played a fair amount of D2 at launch and was thinking of getting back into it recently, at this point I have no goddamned idea what I have to buy or what content is relevant for catching up (both in terms of plot and light level)

Can't imagine you guys see many completely brand new players if even someone who's trying to return is having this much trouble

[u/Ok_Programmer_1022 → u/yet-again-temporary]

Exactly, the forsaken pack shouldn't be a thing nor the dungeon keys.

Make dungeon keys part of the season or the expansion.

In addition to that, Shadowkeep, beyond light, lightfall and the final shape should be put in an order, and in-game cutscene(or better a mission) should exist to explain what happened in each season.

If bungie wants revenue, they should make stuff more approachable for new players instead of confusing the hell out of them.

[u/UsayNOPE_IsayMOAR → u/Ok_Programmer_1022]

Yeah, coming back near the end of season of plunder, I had no idea what was going on, but I wanted to be able to play all the older releases. Worked great for Shadowkeep, beyond light. Had no idea Forsaken had been sunset. Really wasted my money there, but that feels like it’s by design.