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Editado por MelodicMonsta:
11/5/2014 12:50:43 PM
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Hard for me to return to the crucible..
Needless to say ive been playing #COD:AW The last two days and that game is the best Call of Duty I've played. This post isnt about the two games as a whole. I just want to talk about the crucible vs COD Multiplayer.
Last night I switched back to Destiny after 6 hours of COD just to see the difference of the two. This years Call of Duty is a mix of some great components from similar games. The player now plants his feet on every step and when he runs kinda like battlefield 4. That is absent in Destiny. The weapons are way more balanced. I found myself being able to use any weapon I want and doing damage. There are way more game modes to play and even the color pallete seems more realistic. This is coming from somebody that absolutely hated COD: Ghost last year.
For Destiny to survive and continue its strong showing in the gaming world, you guys need to do something about the crucible. I have seen a ton of complaining about the supers. Maybe that needs to be taken out of pvp. The weapons need to be reworked still. The fusion gun is op. On the social front....that needs a huge amount of work. No lobby chat and in game chat. Unless your part of a system party (PSN or Xboxlive) The decision to put stat tracking online at bungie.net on grimore cards is also a pain in the ass.
I want to see Destiny succeed
So what are you guys going to do?b
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3 RespuestasNo taking supers out would just make it another generic shooter. It's one of the things that makes Destiny unique. I play Destiny and CoD. Both have their pros and cons.
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1 RespuestaAll opinions
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Taking away supers? Really? Good players use their supers as a tactical advantage. It has its place in pvp. Just cause your focusing on the negative from people using their supers as an oh s. T mechanic. Problem is the lack there of being matched with people at your skill level or not going into it with a few mates. It is flawed in some aspects, but overall it's pretty decent.
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You do realize AW has some of the worst MP lag in the history of call of duty right? Not to mention they promised dedicated servers and have released the game without them (by the way, where's the "ZOMG WE DIDYNT GET WUT WE WR PROMIZED GUISE" for AW?) the game could be fun, but just like destiny they need to deliver on major promises made before launch in order to allow it to reach its full potential.
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CoD can be addicting but I hardly consider it a competitive shooter. Memorizing maps and optimizing load outs is about as competitive as CoD gets. It feels like a bunch of people running waves into each other. The game pays off for map awareness and slightly faster reflexes. I prefer games like Counter Strike and Halo. The skill bar is much higher and the ability to outplay your enemies enables you to dominate. Destiny can be improved in many ways, but for all its flaws CoD is not a replacement. They are both lacking. I cant take all these free kills in CoD serious.
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2 RespuestasYou are forgetting that Destiny is not just a Player vs Player first person shooter. It is also a PvE with RPG and MMO elements. CoD is designed to be played online vs people only, hence why story is often so short. Think you want to compare CoD with the Halo set that is coming out. Destiny will out survive CoD Advanced Warfare. How can I be so sure? As next year there will be a new CoD which everyone will be buying, and this will continue until people get bored of it, like what happened with Guitar Hero. Destiny will have more things to do, in an ever expanding environment, both PvE and PvP.
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The only thing I don't think really deserve mention are realism and movement.
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I'm not so sure that supers should be removed from the crucible, unless it was part of a specific crucible game mode Destiny's PvP isn't based on a typical militaristic shooter - the whole idea seems to be about using your fantastical powers and weapons against other fantasy powered players. Yes, the concept might need some fine-tuning, but the danger is drastic changes might remove the very things that make destiny's competitive multiplayer unique
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1 RespuestaEditado por DEZARATH: 11/5/2014 12:36:42 PMDestiny was a better PVE game, then they added the crucible. Which they should have instead allocated for a PVE firefight.
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2 RespuestasEditado por SugarySquash: 11/5/2014 12:29:53 PMI love to see destiny fix pvp so it could get into mlg like halo 2 and there. There is so much potential but crucible games have no balance and the pacing is awful. Try and cap a control poibt a d get either supered or heavied or fusioned. I played thousands of hours of the halo series because the multi was amazing. Now in this its just sloppy and broken. It wouldnt even be that hard to fix. No supers in pvp unless u get it from a drop Lose all ur special ammo when u
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yes,crucible is horrible,but there is more to destiny than just crucible
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PvE is what they need to fix. THAT is where the players that will be staying will be.
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2 Respuestasyes,crucible is horrible,but there is more to destiny than just crucible
