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originally posted in:Mythos
9/18/2014 1:53:18 AM
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Barely scratched the surface of the game, not enough free time... But I'm in no rush to get anywhere fast or first :) Tons of fun and plenty to do. Beautiful visuals, fabulous headshots (or belly shots depending on your ennemy, lol) and game mechanics, music is to die for. Like the game.
Hate the story delivery, not the story itself which is meant to be vague and episodic. The writing in Destiny is the only part I hate. Would like to be able to turn off all dialogue (Tower guys are OK, grumpy old Banshee-44 cracks me up, as well as the Cryptarch's lines) and play with the sounds of bullets, footsteps, grunts, explosion and the wonderful tale Marty O'Donnell scored.
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i think the vagueness of the story is purposed. as i play through the missions and again on heroic, i catch and learn more and more. each question i have raises 3 more. keeps me anticipating where the story will go. it's so wide open and it seems whatever direction bungie goes it will be all good.
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Agreed. The story line is perfectly fine for a sci-fi action game. Words do tell a story and need to be carefully chosen and orchestrated though. They will give the player an emotional investment with the protagonists of that story. So far, that is what has disappointed me. Not expecting Huxley or Tolkien, but better than what we got. That is all. [spoiler]Music made up for it :)[/spoiler]
