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7/10/2015 10:30:53 AM
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No story or content
No real open world environment
Gear made useless with every DLC and forced to grind new gear to artificially inflate player numbers
No player trading
Being told how to play the game
No endgame matchmaking in game
Bungie should be paying us to play Destiny.
By the way Destiny is NOT an MMO. Want to debate me? Go play a real MMO and come back.
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This game is a persistent, online, multiplayer first person shooter And can be considered massive even if it's small compared to other MMO's. I also get bungie wants its own genre so to just call it an MMO isn't reaching its potential but it's still a massive online multiplayer game. Plus it's identity is not the point anyway. This game needs money to continue content and doesn't use subscriptions like most other persistent worlds. This game has flaws and what those are is debatable but the community is the real problem. They have an entitled attitude and selfish demands. They abuse through anonymity because they feel they have been cheated and think bungie owes them something for lying to them.
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Edited by LONE RONIN2012: 7/12/2015 6:02:02 AMWhat do you expect from the community when Bungie's target market is kids? My point on MMOs still stands. Destiny is not an MMO. At best it is a social, and I use that term liberally, FPS.
