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Edited by TheShadow:
5/5/2016 5:41:00 AM
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Do you realize what company Bungie is today?
It's not that i disagree with you. It's just knowing after almost 2 years Bungie can't add basic things most games have in the 21st century. Its pathetic.... This game is lost in so many ways it's not even funny.
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Bungie of today are just a group of scrubs. No wonder why their real talent left for other reputable studios. With Luke Smith and John W. at Bungie, this game will never live up to its full potential.
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I don't think they ever planed on it to. It's a get me by now.
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Edited by Br4k3d0wN: 5/6/2016 12:21:00 AMBungie has done some reshuffling since vanilla's alpha. That much is true, but the series can go nowhere but up. They can only build on the established mechanics and lore, and TTK was a good many steps in the right direction. Problem is, expansions are built using vanilla's engine. You can only do so much before a full sequel. We did get exotic quests like the Touch of Malice, Sleeper Simulant, and exotic sword quests that touched on this idea of crafting weapons. While scripted now, future installments can build on this idea, and it's my hope that we'll get a fully fleshed out crafting system in Destiny's inevitable sequels. I think we all want the best for this franchise. We wouldn't criticize if we didn't. Let's hope our ideas are heard and taken into consideration.
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[quote]Bungie has done some reshuffling since vanilla's alpha. That much is true, but the series can go nowhere but up. They can only build on the established mechanics and lore, and TTK was a good many steps in the right direction. Problem is, expansions are built using vanilla's engine. You can only do so much before a full sequel.[/quote] Sorry, have to disagree. Reselling us content we already own and have to keep regrinding for it is not a step in the right direction. Nerfing every single thing that is used the most no matter what it is is not a step in the right direction. Lying to the community that they reduced the grind in ttk was not a step in the right direction. Removing content making less events in ttk or running backwards through missions and strikes we already done well over a couple hundred time was notva step in the right direction. Bungie is not heading in the right direction at all. [quote]We did get exotic quests like the Touch of Malice, Sleeper Simulant, and exotic sword quests that touched on this idea of crafting weapons. While scripted now, future installments can build on this idea, and it's my hope that we'll get a fully fleshed out crafting system in Destiny's inevitable sequels.[/quote] Nerfing everything makes all that useless and a wast of time especially knowing everything is being created off of y1 nerf and Bungie refuses to separate PVP balances from PVE. [quote]I think we all want the best for this franchise. We wouldn't criticize if we didn't. Let's hope our ideas are heard and taken into consideration.[/quote] Yeah, id like tob see this game improve, but going backwards is not helping them at all.
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Pvp has turned to crap. Unskilled weapons r the meta right now. Year pvp was so much better. Any top player will agree. And any skilled or non skilled player who understands what crucible needs will agree.
