Honestly, I've found myself agreeing with Joe on a lot of these points. I'm not subscribed or a personal fan of Joe, but a lot of points that he highlighted were true: -Repetitive grinding -Lack of storyline -RNG bullshit -Lack of an actual RPG element I have found myself going back to Borderlands more often than anything else, really. I've gotten to the max soft cap level twice already, and I've given up trying to get through the soft cap. Destiny looks great, better than Borderlands by a long shot. But then again, Borderlands 1 came out while I was still in high school. Borderlands 2 pretty much has the same graphics, and the same concept. So, while Borderlands isn't as aesthetically pleasing as Destiny, which is a lot of eye candy, it makes up for the graphics by giving players a decent time to play mixed in with some random tidbits of humor and toilet humor. The RNG isn't as bad in Borderlands either. It stiill sucks that a certain helmet or color I'm going for takes a while to get (Such as Zero's motorcross helmet back when I first got Borderlands 2), but that took at most an hour. I'm still trying to get a decent weapon from both Strike and Crucible, and that's been going on for about a week. There are also a few things I don't agree on with Joe in this video, and but it's very tiny things such as the PvP being unbalanced and pairing up people who are level 20+ with some who are level 5. If it was Iron Banner, then that would hold true, but in regular PvP, it's as "balanced" as you can get (Other than the abysmally bad spawn system) without really trying to make it into a generic CoD with Destiny skin. I fell for the hype, and thought Destiny would be good. I normally don't preorder games, but I did with Destiny. I also don't normally like returning my games for 25%-30% of how much I got it, but Destiny is one of those games I'm considering returning since it left me so disappointed. Destiny has also made me rethink about whether or not I want to support any other Bungie created titles under Activision. I played the game mainly for the storyline, but because of how much of a story it lacked (I managed to get through the storyline twice with my Hunter and my Titan in about 10-12 hours, and that's WITH me trying to do my best to flesh it out and explore), and the fact that Day 1 already indicated DLC. This isn't the Bungie I knew back in 2007, and I know for sure that if this is to continue, I'm probably going to find my Sci-Fi video game fix with a different company that cares more about the quality of their game rather than the quantity of their sales.

People that understand and love the game don't need reviews. These crap reviews are pretty much just to make those if you that don't have the skill feel that you've made the right decision to talk shit. You're a tool and...... You fill in the blanks

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How about putting this in #Destiny and not here?