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Well folks, this recent TWAB has seemingly caused even more community outrage than what it probably set out to resolve.
The issue at hand, once again, is sunsetting. It's a topic of conversation that has continued from the time it was announced, through the time it was implemented, and now after a few seasons of it having taken effect. In this particular case, sunsetting in relation to reissued loot.
Note: If you are from /r/all, I left a small section at the end explaining what sunsetting is. Welcome!
Since the beginning of sunsetting, one of the top complaints was the sunsetting of loot tied to the Forsaken and Shadowkeep expansions. Some feedback was specific to Forsaken and Shadowkeep by name, while some said that DLC loot should not be sunset. While not the main topic of discussion here, it should be noted that some players may have different interpretations of what "DLC" includes, so keep that in mind.
Nevertheless, Bungie sunset the loot anyway, much to the disappointment of others.
First, I want to make something perfectly clear here: a lot in the community did request that Bungie add new perk options to weapons if they were going to be re-issued. This is what Bungie has done in the reissuing of Dreaming City and Moon weapons by introducing them with new perk options, some tied to specific dungeons.
Yet, this still triggered pain points in players for a few reasons:
Let us not forget the blaring issue here: Forsaken and Dreaming City loot was sunset just two (2) months ago, and the player base is now being asked to re-grind again for the sake of grinding.
In what appears to be a rare instance in Destiny's entire franchise history, the player base and content creators are more or less completely united on the feelings of sunsetting. The recent TWAB has functioned
... keep reading on reddit β‘Picture this: Little Billy is on the internet. Little Billy opens up Google to search something about Minecraft. However, before he can type his inquiry, Google suggests an article right under the search bar. The title reads "Best Food Porn of 2020". Now the word porn is in little Billy's Vocabulary.
You can work out the rest, accounting for the curiosity of little kids.
This is a huge problem that will never be fixed at this point. Sexualizing everything and now on top making it appear to just be a normal "thing" doesn't help with anything. If we think most relationships are built on fictional bases now, wait another 10-15 years. Everyone will be looking for their favorite porn star subconsciously and they will never, ever know it.
I [56M] rent out a house my late brother left me. I had a long streak of good tenants, until the one before the current one, who was named Jamie. Jamie was a 30 year old, low-income single mom of three kids. To my knowledge I was the first person sheβd rented from, as she had lived with her mom and boyfriend before that. She was a nightmare of a tenant (no regard for the rules, late with payments, destructive of property, moved in multiple people without my consent, very rude, and many other things).
Perhaps the worst thing about her was her disobedience of the HOA rules: though they were explained clearly to her many times, she violated the rules on an almost daily basis and racked up a fee of $800 by the time she was gone. She refused to pay this fine and I had to cover it in full. I was able to evict her after four months of her living there.
A little while after she was evicted, I began getting calls from prospective renters inquiring about Jamie, meaning that she was putting me as a reference (probably not the smartest move). Itβs likely she was expecting me to give a βneutral referenceβ, where the landlord simply confirms the dates that the tenant lived there and says nothing else. Well, she was wrong. I gave terrible (but completely honest) references. Five or so prospective renters contacted me over the course of the next couple months and I told all of them the truth about Jamie. These calls stopped after a while, indicating she wised up and stopped listing me.
Just recently, I received a phone call from Jamie. She told me that she has been unable to find a home due to not having any previous landlords to list as a reference (landlords see this as a big red flag), and that she lost her job shortly after I evicted her. She said she and the kids had to live with her mother, who is in her words an βabusive narcissistβ, this whole time. Jamie told me that this is greatly affecting her mental health and that she has reason to believe her mom may soon kick them out, and they have nowhere to go and she fears they could become homeless.
She was begging me to start giving βneutral referencesβ, so she can have someone to list as a reference and have a better chance of finding a place to rent. I told her no, reminded her of what an awful tenant she was and made it clear that if anyone contacts me about her, I will give an honest answer. She continued to plead with me, and eventually broke down crying. I had to hang up on her.
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