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7/20/2017 11:49:27 PM
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A lot of the things that are wrong are easy fixes. If they don't fix them by the time the game ships, then they can fix them in later updates. It's all just programming at this point.
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Expect your changes to come in January.
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An easy fix takes Bungie 6 months.
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You obviously know a lot about Bungie, programming, and game development in general.
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I know because I'm a year one player who had to wait 6 months for one archetype change. It's been this way for three years. It won't suddenly change.
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D1 wasn't ready for release. They would have needed another full year to be ready for release because of having to rewrite the story. They were in a rush, so the entire game was a mess. They had multiple problems to work on when it was released. Being a year 1 player in D1 means nothing.
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Sure it does. In this case, it means we saw more of the nerfs and SHOULD remember how long they all took. And considering that you believe that every game is released in an unfinished state, your other point is pretty lack luster. If every game is unfinshed on release, then surely Bungie wouldve known to get to work on those fixes rather than putting them off. And anyway, your reasoning is invalid simply because it still takes them motnhs to make changes
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Many of the issues that the Beta had were fixed before the Beta dropped. Changing certain programming parameters for systems that were already set up aren't hard. When Bungie released D1, they had more problems than just programming. They had no story. They had to focus on keeping people interested, but they needed more help than they had. You really think Bungie hasn't learned from that failure? They literally set up everything the way they did so they can make changes easier. I'm gonna stop here. I'm tired arguing. If you think it's shit before you've seen the final version than whatever. You do you.
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I'll say No, they clearly have not learned from their failures. Based on this dumpster fire demo they call a beta? No.
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Or..they could just release a proper working game. We all know when Bungle start patching things, bad things happen to good gamers 🙃
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Sadly there is a lot of feedback that will take a lot of programming, if bungie seriously considers it player base feedback. But I feel as though people are valid in cancelling therlir pre orders if they feel thats right. Maybe they will see gameplay after release and buy it if it is fixed to their liking.
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In Destiny 1 we seen the strikes become less strategic and more run around a small area jump, shoot and run.... And the only strike in the beta is the same stinking thing. My guess is most will be like that. That shows a lack of interest on their part for pve, which can not be fixed by the time the game ships.
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I think you have the strike evolution backwards. Originally strikes had zero mechanics, they literally were all shoot the boss clear the adds and repeat.
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This strike has which mechanics ????
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No this strike doesn't. I was responding to the following. In Destiny 1 we seen the strikes become less strategic and more run around a small area jump, shoot and run.... This strike reminds me of launch day strikes.
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I get it
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Thats literally what this one was... the floor was lava? Seen it in poe 32 in HoW.
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I hadn't thought of it like that, lmao
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Yep it's gonna be another unfinished pile of crap at launch👎🏻
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Editado por ChromaWitch: 7/21/2017 4:15:56 AMFirst off, every game released is unfinished. The big ones anyway. Every AAA gets set a date and developers have to fit as much into it as possible before that date, and not all of what was planned for a game gets into the launch. That's why there's such a term as "crunch time". So every game is essentially an "unfinished pile of crap". The thing that D1 got so wrong is that they decided to rewrite the entire story a year before launch, and they couldn't do it. D2 doesn't have that issue. If you're going to whine about it, then don't play it. Apparently this post is for people who think D1 was terrible and D2 will be terrible too. If it's so bad, then go play something else, because apparently you want this game to be something it isn't and was never meant to be.
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Apparently you don't understand and what feedback is.
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Yes I do. Feedback is a response to a product that can be used for improvement. "This game sucks" doesn't help.
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Then you aren't paying attention. OP took the time to explain why he/she has cancelled the preorders. This post isn't a "this game sucks" post. So no, I don't think you do understand.
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The "this game sucks" remark is about other people who have commented with no justification for why they are so critical on a game that isn't out yet. The Beta is a version of D2 that is MONTHS old. The version of the game that will release has already had a bunch of problems fixed. If you look at my original comment on this post, I was pretty respectful to the OP. Just said that things will improve. I've just been trolled a lot for being optimistic about D2.
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LOL, ok have fun with D1.5, hope you got the season pass too cause the base game is gonna be COMPLETELY obsolete once the first DLC drops in December I'd rather support a gaming company that makes quality GAMES not soulless money grabs But hey to each his own I guess 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Well seeing i see this in other games. That means there isnt a good game out there. Oh wait its each person own personal taste so your dislike is someone elses likes.
