Le développeur de Destiny s'excuse d'avoir été un "connard".

Ces dernières années, peu de jeux ont bénéficié du soutien constant des joueurs. Le destin. It has successfully created an MMO like world that available to console players as well as the PC. The constant stream of loot, multiplayer battles and co-op raids are keeping everybody engaged regardless of their skill level. This is why many players felt like they’d taken a slap to the face when Bungie announced their market strategy for the upcoming major game expansion, Le Roi Pris.

Le problème, c'est qu'il y avait un contenu exclusif qui était seulement available if you purchased the upcoming Collector’s Edition version of the game. This would give you three exotic class items with XP bonuses, three class-specific emotes, and three armour shaders that would not be available anyplace else. So to get these items you’d have to buy the entire game again, and the previous two DLC packs, again. When Le roi pris Luke Smith, directeur de la création, s'est entretenu avec Eurogamer about it he was… less than sympathetic, to the idea that people who have already purchased the game shouldn’t have to buy it again in order to get the additional content they want.

Il va sans dire que l'argument selon lequel les joueurs vouloir to buy the game over again, that’s how great this content is, didn’t win a lot of people over. In this week’s Bungie weekly update the company addressed players concerns regarding the expansion, and Smith also apologized for his comments, realizing he was being an asshat in the interview:

Je suis Luke SmithDirecteur créatif de Destiny : The Taken King.

 

Many, many years ago, I wrote to you each week in this spot. We talked about Battle Rifles, we talked about stuff we weren’t going to talk about, and at some point I did a horrible hand-drawing of an upcoming map and teased you with it in the Weekly Update.

 

Anyone who knows me knows I can be sarcastic, anyone who remembers podcasts I’ve done knows that I can be pretty blunt, and anyone who’s watched me in a ViDoc knows I’m pretty unpolished.

 

However, most of you don’t know me.

 

Reading my interview with Eurogamer and imagining it came from some random developer of a game I love – that random developer looks like an Asshat.

 

But that Asshat was me – and those words rightfully anger you.

 

I’m sorry.

 

My words made it sound as if Bungie doesn’t care about their most loyal fans.

 

Nous sommes attentifs. Nous sommes à l'écoute. Et nous ferons en sorte que les choses se passent bien.

 

Here’s what we’re doing about the Collector’s Edition of Destiny: The Taken King…