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Editado por M37h3w3:
5/30/2013 5:25:56 AM
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Bungie, if you're going to learn one thing from the Halo franchise....
Leave your game open enough so that you can add new armors, weapons, skins, vehicles, and classes AFTER the game launches.
I remember far too many "Awww man! That would be so cool to have in MP! Too bad we can't...." moments for the Halo series.
If you could also learn to Show and not Tell that would be fantastic too. (Reach)
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1 Respuesta[quote]Leave your game open enough so that you can add new armors, weapons, skins, vehicles, and classes AFTER the game launches.[/quote]In the Industry they call this "Sequels" :)
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1 RespuestaEditado por DEZARATH: 5/30/2013 4:49:24 PMWhat I hope they learned from Halo falls along not getting hemmed in by the community. You have a certain segment of any fan base community that will always say no to everything sucking the life out of anything imaginative or fun.
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4 RespuestasOf bungie is going to learn anything from Halo is should be to nice sell Destiny to a company like 343i
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I'm gonna say that Destiny being an ever changing and expanding online world they want you to live in for the next ten years suggests they already have that bit covered.
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1 RespuestaI feel after game content such as weapon dlc, class dlc, armor dlc etc is a cheap gimmick for money and is not widely sought after.
