(a bit dramatic, a bit ham-fisted, maybe, but it says exactly what I want to say)

Ah, gotcha. Well no I don't have to read their minds, what they're doing says a lot more.

Too bad there are other more likely conclusions; like trying to break in with a group people that have next to no Bungie experience. Bungie is also, you know, a business, and making decisions based on "settling scores" doesn't usually lead to a successful business like they have, or talented amazing people flocking to work there.

But hey.

Sometimes stupidity isn't worth a boycott, just a calling out.

Expressing negative opinions on this forum doesn't usually work out so well.

Elaborate.

Sometimes stupidity isn't worth a boycott, just a calling out.

Expressing negative opinions on this forum doesn't usually work out so well.

The choice should be easy between:

-Holding on to your anger and punishing only yourself by not buying the game.

-Letting go of your anger and enjoying a great game.

That said its very easy for me to say, I'm on PS4.

Exxxactly!

I personally can't quite understand how dense the backlash is over something that is free.

I guess the next time Facebook pulls something shady and your personal details are exposed or your privacy violated you can;t complain, because hey, Facebook is free.

Sorry GrimBrother but that mentality is not one I can agree with. If I were choosing to boycott Destiny (I'm not, but I will say I'm not hugely excited for it and haven't preordered it yet) it wouldn't be to 'martyr' myself, but because I did not want to participate in something I viewed as immoral.

I didn't watch Sochi, not because it made a difference to the BBC or the IOC, but because I did not want to participate in something I disagreed with. That's the point of a boycott.

There is a huge difference between Sochi or Qatar, and getting exclusives. The former are matters of human rights, the latter is just Bungie being stupid.

Sometimes stupidity isn't worth a boycott, just a calling out.

I didn't watch Sochi, not because it made a difference to the BBC or the IOC, but because I did not want to participate in something I disagreed with. That's the point of a boycott.