Well this is where we simply differ. I have had connectivity issues in plenty of games. One in particular is a game called “rust” on pc. The lag was awful, the hackers were relentless, and I got kicked from game world plenty of times. But the concept of the game and the game world itself were more than enough to keep me interested. If I am simply uninterested in a game’s concept, then there is no reason for me to spend money on it in the first place. I’ve never actually said in real life “this game is boring as fuq, but at least it runs smooth and there’s no lag.” That’s absolutely ridiculous. Destiny pvp is BORING regardless of connectivity. Why would you even TOUCH the servers until you could come up with something ACTUALLY ENJOYABLE IN THE FIRST PLACE? I’ve been “aiming and shooting bad guys” since ‘91, and it hasn’t gotten any more interesting than that. I could ABSOLUTELY live with destiny’s current server issues AS LONG AS the pvp itself was fun. But pvp itself is not fun, so there is no reason to work on the servers until pvp can become fun. But bungie seems to think every person on the planet is a 12 year old mtn dew drinking spaz with JUSSSSST enough attention span to handle a 6v6 game of clash. Any objectives like “capture the flag” or “griffball” would be simply too complicated for simple minds.
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You misunderstand. The entire middle point of my statement was about the game modes themselves and how PvP is designed to work from a gameplay standpoint, not from a performance perspective. As it is I have no reason to play PvP at all unless I want to check off the milestone. It plays poorly from a gameplay and performance perspective. Still, I could possibly enjoy the mediocre gameplay more if it performed at least reasonably well. I really wouldn't know because the game performs like shit and employs dirty tricks like spawning me in enemy crosshairs or toying with damage values and hit registration if my teams takes a sizable lead. It's just a terrible mess, but my statement was by no means an opinion that the crucible would be entirely fixed or it just ran smoothly. It's just hard for me to even judge a game's value when it plays like ass. It's like trying to critique art while wearing sunglasses smeared with Vaseline. Until the game actually performs reliably I can't actually tell if it's just mediocre or truly bad, so until I stop having the game itself be my biggest enemy (which includes spawns, damage referees, terrain issues, etc, that have nothing to do with connection), that will remain my biggest problem.