Haii steemian I have not posted for a long time, and this time I will discuss about Megaupload spicy criticism to Bungie.
It is common knowledge that the game Destiny 2 is a potential game, but has many problems that overshadow the potential. The reason, many fans of the game Destiny 2 not happy with the performance of Bungie in providing support to the technical problems contained in the game. Even since a few weeks ago, the number of online players has continued to decline, indicating that many fans are unlikely to be interested in playing this game again.
But a few days ago one of the Destiny 2 players named Kim Dotcom who is also the founder of a file-sharing service Megaupload (now Mega), also expressed frustration den disappointment against Bungie via Twitter. He said that the developer had 'messed up' his favorite game, failed to give a 'significant change' and even made fans to leave the game for other games like Overwatch and Fortnite.
This situation is certainly exacerbated by the fans who consider that the communication Bungie made with his players is lacking. Although indeed a few weeks ago Bungie showed a roadmap to the plans and changes made by developers of the next Destiny 2 game, such as 6v6 Iron Banner. But still the developer has not responded deftly the problems that exist in the game.
Some issues of concern to the fans, one of which is the issue of microtranscation on the Eververse Store, where fans hope this feature is removed only. Then the lack of content and the drive to do the progress is also a concern of fans because there is not much they can do so the game seems repetitive.
If such an important figure as Kim is joining the cast, this will certainly attract the attention of the fans and Bungie himself to make a change. Although according to Cowen as analyst firm, Bungie may not be able to fix the existing problems in the game Destiny 2, at least not in the near future.
Well what do you think? Will Bungie get out of this never-ending problem? Given Destiny 2 itself is one of the moneymakers for Bungie and Activision as a publisher, maybe they will not just leave this game.