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Edited by ProfessahStein:
7/3/2017 11:30:46 PM
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The D2 hate is getting real....
But, to those of you who haven't played it yet.... (majority of you) I ask you this.....
You cannot read the ingredients to a meal and know what it tastes like until you try the meal, now can you?
Edit: I have seen a lot of these answers: "If one of the ingredients is a turd, I know it will taste bad" BUT, in what world is a turd ever considered an ingredient? Not sure where you guys are from, but, no meal, in the history of ever, has ever included turd on the menu. Plus, nothing a little sweet baby ray's bbq sauce cant fix! lol
Also, this post: " If you mix nasty ingredient A, with disgusting ingredient B, you know that will probably taste bad" That's a fair point, but what if you had never had any of the ingredients? How the heck would you know if it tastes good or bad? That's ultimately what I was stating. We aren't talking about ingredients you HAVE had, we are talking about ingredients you have NEVER had.
Good discussion tho folks!
Does this mean I am internet famous?!? I was directly quoted! I am honored!
https://mmoexaminer.com/already-lot-hate-destiny-2/amp/
Final edit: Let me elaborate on the subject: Since we have seen about 5-10% of D2, what if you only knew 5-10% of the ingredients, do you think you know what the finish product will taste like only knowing a fraction of the ingredients? The answer is no. No way you could possibly KNOW. Have a hunch sure, but no way you can know!
Either way, I have seen very few posts that resort to name calling childish accusations. So, thank you all for being a civil as you have been!
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5 Replies[quote]But, to those of you who haven't played it yet.... (majority of you) I ask you this..... You cant read the ingredients to a meal and know what it tastes like until you try the meal, now can you?[/quote] If you know you don't like the taste of a certain ingredient you can reasonable conclude that a meal with that ingredient more often than not isn't going to be something that you're going to enjoy. The more ingredients in said meal that you don't like the more likely you are to dislike that meal.
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1 ReplyTo say I'm not concerned is an understatement. Some of the changes they've made in not sure I'm gonna be a fan of. Plus the overall gun play seems very underpowered in pvp, and unless bungie has changed it's way means in pve as well. They take away the ohk abilitys and then give us abilitys to heal. I'm not a huge fan of slow time to kills and that seems to be the case
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2 RepliesEdited by Whopping Dingers: 7/3/2017 11:55:08 AMYou think this speculation is bad...wait till the game is out, these forums are gonna be knee deep in salt. I for one am really excited, bring on September 6th!
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3 RepliesMaybe prerolled weapons increase the speed in which you pay for expansions. Less time grinding, more time following their lead to your Atm.... It's all about the journey.😂😐
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Let's give it a chance guys. All I can say is if there are any more disappointments I'll be hanging up my guardian t-shirt. Permanently.
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8 RepliesThis whole you haven't played it thing is a moronic way to defend Bungievision. Even for you fanboys. We played this game for 3 years and anybody with decent intelligence can understand how it's gonna be with changes. If you can think, you can understand.
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That's what I don't get... many people have not played it. I have watched several vids of the Inverted Spire. It looked like Destiny, played like Destiny.... just better. The only thing I have not liked is the 4v4. Means I will have to kick 2 from my fireteam for pvp. Not a deal breaker... just annoying.
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2 RepliesI don't care what other people say anyway. I judge a game for how much fun it is to play, and proof of a game I like is how much I play that game. There isn't a game out there that I have enjoyed more or played more than Destiny and I'm looking forward to more of the same with Destiny 2. I'll wait until I actually play it a while before I even think about judging it.
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Thing that tilts me so far is the obvious PVP focus
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That is the best analogy I have ever heard
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2 RepliesNot sure that last comma is in the right place
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3 RepliesYes, but you also know the chef who made it and he is known for being dishonest and cutting corners.
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2 Repliesi get your point, but if i see jalapeno in the recipe, you can be damned sure im staying away from it. I hate spicy food, and any food that is spicy is not going into my mouth. [spoiler]insert joke here[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesFantastic analogy...... you're so clever......-blam!-ing gay.......
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2 RepliesI was about to say- "play the beta" but in Destiny 1's case... people who played the beta, liked it, preordered the game, played through the story and got to the end game content felt very dissatisfied. The beta proved that Bungie got the minimal viable product right but messed up in other areas. The RNG left a lot to be desired. The loot cave was evidence for that. People wouldn't spend hours shooting into a cave if that wasn't the case. Purple engrams decrypting to blue or green items- unacceptable. The story- well, some would ask, "what story?" When the Stranger hands you her rifle and disappeared it left a lot of players with the reaction of "whaaa?" More questions raised and left as loose threads than answered. Who did she work for? She was in communication with someone. We never found out. It could have been her roommate bitching about paying her share of the rent for all we know. Nobody really enjoyed waiting sometimes for hours trying to find a team for nightfall or raids. Not everyone belonged to a clan. Even with a good amount of players on your friends list, they might not have destiny or lost interest in it. I could go on. Hating on Destiny 2 isn't fair right now. Wait a couple of weeks after the release. The truth about Destiny 2 will be obvious by then.
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1 ReplyThat analogy is just not very good. Not trying to be mean
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2 Repliesbut if you ate a bad meal at a restaurant, would you go back to the restaurant and try a similar meal. Man I really hated their salmon, but maybe I'll go back and try the flounder.
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.....I you sir, have the invented the most potent post for argument today.
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Edited by Darth_Griffin_24: 7/3/2017 4:49:56 PMIt's more like, you got a band's first album, and loved it. When that band cuts their second album and give you a single as a mouth waterer, and you don't like the song, you immediately hate the entire albulm before hearing all the songs.
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3 RepliesBy your logic you'd be ready to eat shit. I mean, how do you know it taste like shit until you try it right? Maybe you'll like eating shit, right? The fact is shit still tastes like shit, trying it won't make a difference.
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1 ReplyFair enough, but what if the chef presented a meal to everyone and it was a pretty good meal but almost everyone says add this or take this out to make it better and this is requested over and over. But the chef doesn't do anything requested. Wouldn't you be like WTF? Think I'll eat at Burger King where I can get it my way.
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Looks like shit and smells like shit, must be shit, I'm not tasting it.
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You can know how how the meal will taste like and get an idea how it taste like if you have tried some of the ingredients
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1 ReplyI'm hatin, my expectation is already way off from reality. That subclass tree is whats gettin me. Shallow, so shallow.
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The real hate is getting D2.
