nowhere does it say you should have lone wolfed it. This is a game made for playing with friends. Thats when it is at its best. Lone wolfing isn't fun when there is this much repetition.

Bungie did said prior to game release [i]"Destiny is best served with friends"[/i] but had ample content for every kind of mood including lone wolf, single player. Many cut scenes shown prior to release hinted at a story, characters, with some depth, in game. Most of those cut scenes never made it into the game. Why? Who knows. Google those interviews, vidocs, etc, I'm too lazy to do it right now. I honestly would not have minded no story line, little story or none at all. The dialogues / monologues, any line uttered in the game is terrible and kills my mood. I listen to Marty O'Donnell's soundtrack while playing to mute it out. His musical notes tell a story far better than the game itself does. Story telling is in the delivery, it can be pretty basic. The writing for Destiny was abysmal and English is my fourth language.... Not trying to sound like an arse, but I felt bad for Bungie listening to the script. [i]"That wizard came from the Moon" [/i]was just scratching the surface of how terrible the writing was as a whole.

The fact is you want the game to be everything to everyone, there is no such thing as perfect game, and Destiny is nowhere near there. Move on to something better till they add more content.

[quote]The fact is you want the game to be everything to everyone[/quote] No, not really. I was just giving my personal opinion, which I realize, is shared by a small minority. What sells to the majority of gamers is the road most AAA games are taking. Bungie did, however, try to promote Destiny as "Everything to Everyone" in their pre-launch advertisements. Pleasing everyone is an impossible task, being honest about a product you are going to sell may avoid disgruntled customers though. Destiny is successful in many aspects, including being financially profitable for the corporations involved. Kudos. The Studio that made my favorite games is evolving, with new talents at its core and a drastically new approach. Gaming like any other entertainment medium is meant to... entertain and thankfully, there is enough out there so we are still able to make choices. MCC will give me hundreds of hours of fun. Not going to watch Dumb and Dumber but I might enjoy The Imitation Game... Which movie had the biggest box office? I'll let you guess... ;)

Sean Murray is a good example of how it's done. He is being very straight forward with the info he is giving about No Man's Sky. I feel like if I buy that game and it isn't what I was hoping, it's my own fault.

I would like to see them communicate what their plans are for future of Destiny. Thats my current issue with them. The lack of any news past 2 weeks has got me down.

Don't worry too much. The holidays slow everything down. If you enjoy Destiny in its current form, it will continue to evolve, in that direction. Some features that are not present in Destiny now most likely will not appear in the near future. But as far as game play, tweaks, etc., pretty sure Bungie is listening. [spoiler]I wanted action figures so bad... Not being sarcastic, I love action figures. Fallen Captain! sigh...[/spoiler]

I dislike their lack of communication with the players. Take warframe for example. Their team makes videos each week about what they are working on. Destiny is much bigger company, and yet they refuse to give us any info.