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9/18/2014 1:39:41 PM
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Well said man. There will always be those that dislike a game and will complain about several of it's features, but that doesn't mean there isn't a just as large group of people who truly enjoy the game and their voice isn't quite as vocal. No matter what others say, that doesn't mean those who are fans of Destiny can't/shouldn't continue to play and forge their path of becoming legend as Bungie takes us on this 10 year journey. Destiny's world is still wide open and awaits to be explored over time.
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What are you worried about exactly? If they cave to criticism, that means they'll implement social features and future DLC will have more coherent and involved plotlines. Is that in contradiction to 'becoming legend' in your mind?
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I wasn't saying adapting to what the community wants is a bad thing. I was just stating that people are entitled to their opinions and the people can still enjoy this game for what is and will be.
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I'm one of those people. I have more hours in this game than most of the people that claim to love it. That's why I don't want it to collapse due to a few key problems being completely ignored. It's actually WHY it bothers me that people are encouraging the developers not to fix anything.
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Let's just hope for the best as we watch this game grow over the next decade. I have faith Bungie knows what they're doing and has a clear plan for what they hope to accomplish with this franchise.
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Theres a reason there is no social features, don't like it... join a party. Its not hard. And the plotline isn't in any way shape or form devised to be the main part of this game, its more of somthing that just had to be implemented in as little a way as possible to make the game work
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That's a non-sequitor; nothing I want even has the possibility of interfering with someone's goal of "becoming legend," which is the main point I was trying to make. Also, if you intentionally have a minimalist story because the game's supposed to rely on social features, then you should actually have those features in your game. To do otherwise is stupid. I know they have reasons for their stupid decision, but those reasons are stupid as well. I'll take constructive criticism over destructive complacency any day. Now kindly step out of the way of those of us who want to make progress.
