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9/5/2024 1:40:26 PM
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Destiny Rising = The New Concord
There is no chance that a “mobile” game, Destiny Rising, will ever succeed. If a game with a 100 million dollar budget that was created by former Bungie creators failed, spectacularly I might add, then there is no chance Destiny succeeds with a mobile game no one wants.
You release a mobile game when your current game is doing well, has a large player base, and sentiment around your game is generally positive. Everyone knows that is the exact opposite of where we are now with Destiny.
Personally, can’t wait to see how bad this actually fails. Gunna be hard to out do Concord, but I can tell bungie has high hopes!
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16 RepliesI saw Concord gameplay… and I think there was some form of fraud involved or money laundering. We see numbers like 250 million for Concord, or 100 million for a mobile game And then you watch Concord gameplay and you see the graphics, the terrible movement and you know that that game was made for 5 million at the most. Not 250. It looks like a game from 2015 with awful guns and classes , slow movement and terrible maps with 2015 graphics. Not even 2015, more like 2010. I’m not exaggerating, go check gameplay. And then for a company to say here’s 100 million, make us a mobile game… i want to see where that 100 million is going. Even if you pay top game designers/coders/devs 500k a year you could hire a team of 4 of Bungies BEST developers for 50 -blam!- years to develop a mobile game. I suspect the money is flowing away, in peoples pockets. Where is that 3.6 billion from Sony at. Not every of the remaining 800 at bungie is a lead coder. We got people there with internships, helpdesk people, normal people. They don’t all make 100-200k+ a year. Where the -blam!- is all this money going.
