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10/2/2014 3:02:08 AM
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Also out of curiosity what happened to the whole "Fallen thrive in the dark" Did that idea just not pan out or what? Lol
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How come they can breathe in every atmosphere?!?
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Meanwhile the Hive are more in the "darker areas" so to speak. *Scratches head*
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Whoa. Fallen thrive in the dark. .... Yet for the entire rest of the game we fight them out in patrol, a few very well lit areas, one "cave" in Venus and outside. Amazing. Ah well. I'll still shoot I'm in their faces. But .....yeah....
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I also agree with this
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The first time you meet the hive and all you have is that dinky flashlight was so tense. They all come running straight at you out of the darkness, still gets me a little bit. Reminded me of Doom 3.
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Edited by Malismo: 10/2/2014 9:10:25 AMSame here, Doom 3 association was a nice moment. I really like the flashlight parts. It is a nice touch how they often make the room big enough so you can't see all, making you feel disoriented and a little lost at times which adds to the suspense. And then.... boom... enemies :D
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Edited by SJohnson1021: 10/2/2014 4:43:48 AMI feel like it should've been the fallen in there.. I think they were a little too quick to introduce us to the hive, it was only the second mission, and we had just encountered the fallen for the first time... Especially after saying the fallen thrive in the dark. Or maybe that mission should have come later, and they should have kept the "that wizard came from the moon" line. However cheesy it was, it was actually adding to the story, because he did in fact come from the moon. If they had introduced us to the hive, and told us the wizard was from the moon, just before sending us to the moon, that would have been a perfect transition..
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Well, I'm sure that's exactly how it was. I'm sure you didn't run into them on the number 2 mission! I hope Activision and Bungie understand what they've done wrong with this, if Activision stayed the -blam!- out of Bungies way we would have the real Destiny out now. Not a DLC nightmare and a story that should have never been made. But I do know that the second title will be more cohesive and awesome because how can two companies take their entire forum being nothing but ppl saying " I like shooting stuff, but overall, this game sorry blows dogs for quarters"
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Yeah, that makes sense. Why were they even there anyway? That must have been why the door going to that area was locked? The fallen didn't want anybody to know the hive were on earth?
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The fallen were trying to contain the hive and prevent them from spreading. That's why you see the hive and fallen fighting some times. They may both be bad guys, but they hate each other too.
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Interesting, but if that was the case they should have had more fallen in the building trying to stop you from opening the door. If you had 'contained the hive' in a building like that why would you leave it unguarded?
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When you lock your money in a safe you don't need a guard to stand in front of it too. And I think there were a few fallen in front of it anyway.
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Edited by SJohnson1021: 10/2/2014 10:11:23 PMBanks do.. Prisons do..
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Something that might help would be subtitles for what the aliens are saying. Might give us some insight to their motives and such.
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Edited by SJohnson1021: 10/2/2014 11:22:29 PMYep, that or throw some intelligible words in their every now and again.. I miss the combat dialogue from the grunts, jackals, and elites.. But they would require them to know what they want them to be saying, and I don't think they do at this point.
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The grunts were funny for sure...lol.
