Let me help end this ridiculous discussion with some unique insight: I wouldn't be playing Destiny if not for the Borderlands series. I do not care for traditional FPS, easily one of my least favorite game genres. In 2010, a friend told me "You should check out Borderlands, I know you don't like FPS but knowing what you do enjoy I believe you will like it." So my sci-fi, loot-driven, rpg-loving ass checked it out and I was hooked. BL2 was even better for me personally. I loved this series for fullfilling these gaming preferences while not taking itself seriously whatsoever. So along came all of the talk of Destiny and my same friend telling me I should do some research on it. I did and came to the general conclusion that "this is more or less a much more serious version of Borderlands with more armor and gear, count me in." I am still having a lot of fun with Destiny and I am also having a lot of fun with the Pre Sequel, often with both on the same day. Apart from these loosely similar gameplay mechanics though, these are two totally different games and I think they both are awesome. I will continue enjoy playing both of them. One note on the Pre Sequel though a lot of people don't understand. It is a total "fan service" game. If you love the other entries in the series, you love this one as well. If you don't, the new gameplay mechanics and additions to the lore will probably not have the same effect on you. Along with Gearbox working on Battleborn (which is not looking very exciting to me anyway) the fan service aspect is the biggest reason why it is only on PC and the previous gen of consoles.