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Edited by Black_Widow503:
4/20/2018 10:46:26 PM
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We are products of poor game design...
Small notion. Just like society is morphed into a product of culture change, so is a player base the product of a developer’s game design.
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Example: The conversation over at Epic and around 50v 50 currently is that they are seeing behavioral changes in their player base as a whole. On a mass level. In this mode, they see more team oriented mindsets (sharing). Key point the mind is changing on larger scale. Now the focus of this post isn’t Fortnite or Epic but on behavioral patterns within a player base a whole.
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The main point is this, if a game’s core design is positive at the front end, it will reinforce good behavior on the back end within the player base as a whole. Happiness or *eudaimonia*.
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Cycle this back to Destiny and Destiny 2. What have we seen in her history? The player base has been littered with poor behavioral patterns, toxicity, and an elitst mentality. It is running rampant within the Destiny construct/universe. This is not the player base’s fault. The player base as a whole is a product of either, poor game design in relation to a game’s core identity structures; or great game design, in relation to identity structures.
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Also in today’s games that are considered “live” and constantly updated, it is highly important to keep your game design cohesive within an identity construct OR foundation. Boundaries.
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Laying boundries not only for your game but also for the player base will reign in poor player behaviors on a larger scale. This isn’t something I just realized either, just because >Fortnite. It’s something I discuss often enough irl and with others situationally here and on Reddit. Fortnite’s circumstances just happened to be in perfect timing to explain this to more than one person at a time.
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Basically in layman’s terms if Bungie fixes the game in the right areas (priorities), at the right time (strategies), in the right manner in relation to a LIVING AND BREATHING player base (feedback), simultaneously joined with a clear identity (Destiny), the game or IP could recover EVENTUALLY because we are products of our environments. Positivity breeds positivity. Negativity breeds negativity. This is the case since we were born, so why would this change for people in a virtual environment?
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That would make sense in a healthy relationship. Bungie has been secretive and dishonest with its players. Recently Bungie released a video showcasing the abilities of the upgraded Graviton Lance. There were 2 other players off-screen team shooting the adds. People believe that one Graviton Lance kill can wipe out a group of adds. The latest video showcasing the Skyburner's Oath has a jumpcut in it. Either it was cut to make us believe that the weapon cleared the adds faster or they edited out the part where the player got overwhelmed by adds. A positive mental attitude is usually a good thing. When combined with other positive actions it is a pathway to success and good relationships. When denial is involved it can be the worst. If you are in an abusive relationship, a positive mental attitude is permission to continue abuse. If Bungie shows real, meaningful desire to win back our trust and [i]respect[/i] the community who stuck with them throughout the tumultuous events of D1 from release to AoT then be positive. A real friend will tell you when you're wrong, when you've messed up.
