[quote][quote]After it was heavily suggested that ships would be flyable in Destiny, from the promise of 'Every Guardian gets their own ship', [/quote] I'd just like to point out no where in that quote is it heavily suggested you can fly your ship. At. All.[/quote] What's the point in 'having your own ship' if you can't fly it? Wasn't even worth mentioning the ships at all to the degree they have. That statement, and all the concept art they released of personal hangers and ships flying through space have all contributed to implying the ships are flyable. The fact it was so ambiguous, and so many people didn't know if they were flyable or not, only re-enforces how misleading it was. It's not like they went out of their way to say they were not flyable until the eleventh hour, but DID however show loads of screen shots and concept art of ships, and like I say, going out of their way to say things like 'Every guardian gets their own ship' certainly implies they feature into the game play. Nobody else deems loading screens worth mentioning, which is why mentioning the ships so much in the first place, makes it look like there was more to them. In short, even mentioning it at all by default, implies there's more to the ships

Loads of concept art and ships flying were released for Knights of the Old Republic, but did you ever actually fly it? No. Same applies for Pelicans in Halo (Until the easter egg in Reach) and loads of other vehicles in others games. They were selling the game. Any developer is going to mention as many features as possible to establish a depth of personalization for each player if that is part of the main theme of the game. You made an assumption, overhyped that assumption, and are now sad that your imagination got the better of you. Don't cry foul of ambiguity, unless explicitly confirmed don't make assumptions.

[quote]Loads of concept art and ships flying were released for Knights of the Old Republic, but did you ever actually fly it? No. Same applies for Pelicans in Halo (Until the easter egg in Reach) and loads of other vehicles in others games. They were selling the game. Any developer is going to mention as many features as possible to establish a depth of personalization for each player if that is part of the main theme of the game. You made an assumption, overhyped that assumption, and are now sad that your imagination got the better of you. Don't cry foul of ambiguity, unless explicitly confirmed don't make assumptions.[/quote] I've been civil to you so far, so be the same in return please or I will delete your posts. I'll repeat, there was more than a quote which gave the impression that ships were flyable, and I'm far from the only one. Your defending implied content that was never provided, I find that intriguing.. Surely it's better to have it in and have the option of space missions, as opposed to NOT having the option, no?

[quote][quote]Loads of concept art and ships flying were released for Knights of the Old Republic, but did you ever actually fly it? No. Same applies for Pelicans in Halo (Until the easter egg in Reach) and loads of other vehicles in others games. They were selling the game. Any developer is going to mention as many features as possible to establish a depth of personalization for each player if that is part of the main theme of the game. You made an assumption, overhyped that assumption, and are now sad that your imagination got the better of you. Don't cry foul of ambiguity, unless explicitly confirmed don't make assumptions.[/quote] I've been civil to you so far, so be the same in return please or I will delete your posts. I'll repeat, there was more than a quote which gave the impression that ships were flyable, and I'm far from the only one. Your defending implied content that was never provided, I find that intriguing.. Surely it's better to have it in and have the option of space missions, as opposed to NOT having the option, no?[/quote] My post was in no way uncivil (Never mind the fact you can't delete posts), and as I said before unless explicitly confirmed you shouldn't place so much value in implications. And I know you aren't the only one. A good majority of the people on these forums completely exaggerate what is said by Bungie, filling in statements with their own fantasies and expectations. Never mind the fact that they pretty much summed up the extent of ships in 2013's E3, and space combat / player control was not among what they hinted at.