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7/20/2017 4:32:49 PM
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Anyone else see sequel similarities between destiny and halo?
Example: Tartarus and Ghaul have that same "filthy human" atmosphere, not to mention the cabal closely resemble the brutes.
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#Destiny
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I think there are some strong resemblances. • PvP game modes are primarily 4v4 • Everyone has two primaries, if you run auto rifle and sidearm you're literally running the assault rifle and magnum starting loadout. • only 1 person can pick a power weapon up from somewhere on the map (similarly how only 1 person can pick up power ammo). • shotguns and snipers are power weapons.
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Pop to the Cosmodrome and take it up with Master Chief. He is in a stasis pod at the top of one of the colony ships.
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Not at all. Master Chief wouldn't get cucked by the Cabal
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Please never compare the Holy Game to this pile of manure. I do see your point however.
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halo 2 was actually better than the first tho
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They should come up with a halo/ destiny mash-up!!! Guardians vs covies
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1 ReplyExcept d2 has a much slower pace and stickies don't kill
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Cabal Flagship = Reach Cov Supercarrier
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3 RepliesAlso, like Halo 2, an enemy force with an impressive fleet attacks Earth.
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Well I mean it's not like the same company created both games that also involve mass murder of multiple alien species
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Yes very boring to play
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1 ReplyExcept I doubt we will be able to have anywhere near as much fun leaving the map area during the campaign. Was not really much of a thing in the first halo, doable on a few missions. In halo 2 there were some really cool maps you could explore that way. And it was very lacking in halo 3. D1 had a few fun spots to leave the map at, but for some reason bungie didn't like that and made it less of a thing.
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2 RepliesThe scout rifle hipfire reticle reminds me a lot of the dmr hipfire reticle
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3 RepliesIt's like it was made by the same people!
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2 RepliesExcept Tartarus had sensible (or at least understandable) motivations while Ghaul doesn't have a reason for attacking other than taking the power of the "Light," which I thought they wanted to just destroy. What I'm saying is that the comparison doesn't fit because we don't actually know what motivates the enemy. Right now it looks like the current conflict in D2 is about taking power, which is weird because D1 kept dropping hints that the same power was actually bad and/or hated by the enemy.
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Aside from the idea of meatheads trying to gain favor with a higher power (which is kind of a stretch to begin with), no.
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Notice how the AR cross hairs look like the classic BR?
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To me this is a just like halo meaning destiny 2
