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9/4/2014 5:22:19 PM
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Anyone else feel like this didn't really convey the same kind of game as the rest of the marketing? Like, less serious and epic, more goofy. Almost like the live action was inside the game and the voiceover were the people playing rather than the guardians themselves. Because based on everything else I've seen so far, this is not how I pictured guardians interacting with each other... Anyone else?
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I said exactly this in DeeJ's post, glad to see I'm not the only one.
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Editado por Vicex: 9/4/2014 7:28:15 PMDestiny has struggled to define itself from the start, while I'm not surprised, I'm still concerned it has yet to really make that definition... And I fear the game will suffer because of it.
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the dialouge was meant to portray that of the players. Im sure you wont be playing the game in all seriousness come release.
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Dude, this is exactly how Guardians will interact... Because [i]we are the Guardians[/i]!
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There's dancing in the game... I'm sure that's more ridiculous than the cheesy trailer it was.
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Well, that my lad, is because the Desticles (with their inane retardedness) have ruined the mythic dynastic order of space warriors Bungie was trying to create, so they had to fall back on tried and true sarcastic aloof cyborg gunmen.
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Except that when people get into fireteams, things like this are inevitable. You can become legend and have fun in the process. I have a friend that acts in the exact same manner as this trailer. I can't wait for these kind of interactions.
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It's taken more from the interaction between community members / clanmates / friends, and not so tied into the lore. That's how I took it. As if myself and my two best buds were doing work! With a little Led Zeppelin!
