[quote name='Grave_Addiction'][quote name='greendj27'][quote name='Grave_Addiction'][quote name='greendj27'][quote name='Grave_Addiction'][quote name='greendj27']I don't know, I just don'y buy into conspiracy theories. This guy seems a little.......weird. Think about it, Bungie.net would ban this guy for posting this no matter what the game was like. He is ripping the company apart and then he reposted it. I would have banned him too.[/quote]
As long as he wasn't cussing or anything like that, you can't just ban someone and take away their freedom of speach. He has a right to say what he wants.[/quote]
So noone has ever gotten banned for saying something derogatory towards another person on a website? Or for making repeatedly annoying posts? It happens all the time. He can say what he wants, but Bungie does not have to allow him to post that at their website. Actually it might be classified as defamation on the posters part.[/quote]
So are you saying the whole point of a forum is to only voice positive things about the company or whoever owns it?
I realize that Bungie owns the forum and they can do as they please with the members who go there. It's one thing if you're flaming a fellow member or if you're just spamming up the boards. This guy had a real gripe that is pretty much the same as the majority of gamers out there.
Banning a guy for voicing his complaints about a game is extremely lame.
I think this guy hit a nerve with Bungie and they quickly wanted to take it down before too many people read it. I know of several companies that let negative comments stay on their forums, most notably Sega and Infinium Labs.
I definitely would like to know what really went on behind the scenes between Bungie and Microsoft, because how the storyline is going now it seems that there was a major overhaul in the story and the game in general.
I just smell fish that's all.[/quote]
I never said that forums should only have positive messages. My point was that Bungie had every right to ban the guy for posting very negative things about the company. It is their forum, and ultimately they can decide what stays and what goes.[/quote]
Very negative things about the company? All he said was he felt cheated out of the game he was led to believe he'd be getting when he paid $55.
I think we're all forgetting that we are Bungie's customers. One of their customers came to their site and voiced his opinions on the product he bought. The seller didn't like what their customer said and didn't want other perspective customers to see this so they took it down. Not only did they take it down, but they banned him from ever posting again.
Very, very lame move by Bungie.
This guy has some very legitimate points that he made.
Guys, I don't believe this is the same game that was shown to us at E3. The whole storyline has changed, levels have been taken out, vehicles have been cut and online multiplayer has been chopped too.
Have you guys ever noticed the option for co-op while playing Xbox Live? Once you press it, it gives you a message saying that you can't play co-op online, but why is there even the option to do so?
I'm not saying this game blows in anyway. No way, I still think this is one of the best games I've played in a long time, but at the same time, I don't think it's truly a sequel to Halo other than a few tweaks, another story and online play.[/quote]
He basically accused Bungie and Microsoft of conspiring to screw over consumers. Just because he pointed out some differences from demos of the game and plans for the game does not mean there is some conspiracy between Microsoft and Bungie. Games change all the time and things are dropped from games all the time.
It's quite possible that Bungie made the changes because they liked the story better. The point is, none of us no why it was changed, and any guesses are just that.