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Edited by Spawn:
3/30/2013 4:17:07 AM
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For your first time, is it more fun with multiple people?
Looking at the recent Destiny presentation at GDC, no doubt that Bungie is spending tons of time of cooperative play so you can enjoy goodness of shooting stuff together with some of your favorite people.
On the other hand, I'm sure some of you like slaying away just on your own and hoping no one interferes with your progress, merely watching you from a distance interact with the rest of the universe.
No matter what your style is, for your first time, will it be more fun with multiple people or taking it solo?
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1 ReplyI prefer playing solo at first. I like to explore the world without worrying about slowing a team down or feeling rushed by other people.
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Edited by Solis Argentum: 3/31/2013 9:31:24 PMThe very first thing I do once I get my hands on Destiny is assemble a team of players. There are so many different possibilities that can be achieved in Destiny with a team over solo players- In my opinion anyways. I'd probably call myself a team player in the way in which I'd perform certain actions asked of me, and I'd probably take the lead myself if there was no one around to direct things. I guess why I'd prefer a team is because I get a thrill out of being a part of something or leading it. I'm not out to prove myself when going solo, and I don't really feel the challenge when I do. I think having a team throws in a massive wildcard play-style that will change over and over each time. There's also the overlying factor where you probably have to look out for team mates too, which adds a far deeper meaning to being a part of the team.
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I would like to play with some forum members at midnight release. If not, I have plenty of other friends to play with.
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I'm playing solo till the right mixture of friends begin to appear. If I see someone in trouble I'm giving a shout out if they need a hand. That actually might be important because we really don't know if you spawn in near where you died. You might have to start over in your ship in orbit or even back at the city for all we know right now.
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I have a small group of people that I always play with first. We know that when we enter a new world, we are going to take it slower and try to find out as much as possible but at the same time, we are enjoying the company of each other. After we finish, I'll go in solo for a more personal challenge.
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Well, I mostly like to go solo first and take in the world, but for destiny I think I'll get my friends together and go questing. It's meant to be played with friends, and that's how I'll do it.
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Playing solo to figure it out myself, then join up later when we're all ready.
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Usually I enjoy my first experiences in games to be solo.
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Depends on what gametype you're talking about, let alone the ones made available.
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2 RepliesI think I misunderstood what the thread was about upon reading the content... The title mislead me... Sorrow.
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Man at first i thought this was a sex question lol On a more serious note, i prefer to play with team mates mostly, alot of my friends are the explory type so i dont have any issue with people slowing me down or me slowing them down.
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i got a freinds online that i played with, in phantasy star universe and halo. So i'm sure ill team up with them in destiny and go on adventures.
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2 RepliesWell, a lot of my friends live on the east coast so coordinating an elaborate midnight release raid will be difficult >_>
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1 ReplyMy ideal co-op experience is to invite 3 guys to a party, grab my controller, and just enjoy a good time for a few hours.
