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10/29/2015 7:01:15 PM
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[quote]Destiny =/= MMO[/quote] Yeah they're far more grindy and hard to get gear from than Destiny. Bungie can call it a shared world shooter all they want, but its PVE endgame is identical to any MMO: you raid and hope RNG gives you loot. And then you hope the gear rolls the stats you want. RNG on top of RNG on top of RNG is nothing new for MMOs. It may be that Destiny could tidy up [i]what[/i] drops but expecting 100% 320 light drops...that's not going to happen.
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What about 6 or 12 or 3 people is massive?
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[quote]What about 6 or 12 or 3 people is massive?[/quote] *facepalm*
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It's a legitimate question, one you don't seem to be able to answer. "Discussion" over.
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Modificato da Wrath_and_Fury: 10/29/2015 7:43:55 PMThe term massive in an MMO applies to all the players that are playing the game at any given time, not just who is in your fire team. The only difference between this and a traditional MMO is the amount of players you can see on the screen at any given time. Would I like to see 60 people in the tower? Sure. But that requires dedicated servers
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Oh I guess that means that every other game on the market is an MMO by your definition. MMO - you can [i]see[/i] massive amounts of players. This game is a hybrid, but not a true MMO. And just because it doesn't have dedicated servers to show it doesn't make it one. You have to actually see all of the players for it to be one.
