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Quoted for the new page. Very well said, Wallach.Wallach said:I think it depends on how you look at it.
They're representatives for the community, not the company; a more focused role than the average consumer but in the end they are there to serve the community and not Microsoft. It was a two-way street, with the intention of being beneficial for both parties.
I imagine the feeling is that this is an action that is beneficial to only one party, and detrimental to both the community and the developer. If there is information to the contrary, and these representatives don't have it, then that isn't their fault.
I agree with their decision on this one. There's not any "nerdrage" on my behalf; like I mentioned, I don't get a lot of use out of any of my consoles, mostly PC and handhelds. I honestly was not even paying much attention to this announcement, and have not been a huge fan of thier past games. What I am very much a fan of however is Bungie's attitude toward the community they are involved with. It's very disappointing to see them have to work with people that don't see eye to eye with them on that, and have something like this happen.