Dont talk about other games the destiny fanboys will hear you. 😆......im sorry to say(not all destiny gamers)but the destiny player base is sounding more like the cod player base no other game is better then Destiny and destiny is the best loot shooter .

My issue with Destiny is the hype, so much fan fare for lackluster shit.... Thing is if it wasn't there I would think the content was awesome. Other issue is the grind gets really unrewarding, by the end you can go weeks on end without the slightest of progress. The Division so far has great progression though I fear you will easily have zero worth doing once you reach the limits.... Not sure how they are going to handle new weapons or how things will scale when they raise rank. Right now it's fun but don't see it holding my attention for as long as destiny did... Time will tell though. Only other game I can think of is Warframe.... It's just overly complicated and I didn't find it engaging at all The genre in generally I'm not a huge fan of, division and destiny are the only ones I've ever really gotten into.... Usually the ramp up is too slow for my liking and tedious amount of boring side missions for resources for shit loot so you can get better resources and get better loot and so on and so forth.

Idgaf

Destiny held the carrot out too far. The Division has too many carrots to collect. Borderlands 2 is a sea of carrots and 99.9% of them are terrible. Diablo was fun for a while, but I've never been a big fan of roguelikes (except Dark Cloud). I do like the idea of a shoot and loot, online multiplayer type game. But I think the whole concept needs more polish. I enjoyed Destiny and I'm waiting for some new content. The 335 announcement pretty much killed any desire to get my alts to 320. The Division has been a lot of fun. The PVP is broken and the first bunch who were able to hit 30 in the first day or two got a huge advantage over the rest of the community. Challenge modes are fun, but some enemies and scenarios aren't well designed. Borderlands 2 has been a game I fall back on now and again. The overall concept is fun and lighthearted, but the abundance of terrible loot and long stretches of not finding decent upgrades is unpleasant. All three games suffer from very similar mission types. Kill guys here, kill waves of enemies, escort a useless NPC, etc. yet for some reason, Borderlands gets a pass for so much that the latter games get criticized for (especially when BL visits all the sins people condemned Aliens Colonial Marines for). Anyway, right now I'm bouncing back and forth between Salt and Sanctuary and The Division. I started making alts in the division to get the lower level weapons skins, get more Phoenix coins per day and have a rogue alt for being a dick in the dark zone to get those last couple trophies. I didn't make alts because they had variety or were fun to play (this is bad game design). I am seeing why open world T/FPS PVP typically isn't done. I will always advocate a good single player campaign in a game and endgame should really be ready at release. I do think there's a magic formula out there somewhere. I'd like to believe that Bungie and Half Moon can pull it together in Destiny 2... But I'm not getting my hopes up. Massive has been eager to support and fix The Division, but they aren't addressing things very well and various game breaking bugs keep popping up (one of my alts kept getting stuck on staircases, wtf?). Anyway, I'm gonna go play platform souls (Salt & Sanctuary) some more after I do my Division dailies. May we get our golden game eventually.

Just to preface, Borderlands: never played Diablo: played the entire series Destiny: played day one Division: played launch hour I think the base action for the games are similar, kill things get loot to make your character better. I like the games equally for what they try to do but notice their faults. Diablo is a scrolling RPG that looks down on the character. I think it's only comparison with the other games is loot. With destiny it is a FPS first, and tried to add some RPG elements to attract a larger crowd. It does some things well like raids, strikes and general game play. It falls terribly short on gear though. All of it is roughly the same besdies looks. Class selection doesn't make any difference in the game either. The Division, it has RPG mechanics that were then tried to a TP shooter. It has gear that actually changes how effective you are in the game. Skill builds that will change how you interact while fighting through enemies. There isn't any endgame yet so we can't really talk about it, but I'm expecting good things next month. Do I find the games comparable? Eh...kinda but only for the smallest of comparisons.

Loved Borderlands, Diablo still play D3 and the division. As well as other loot based games like TooHuman and Champions of Norrath. If I get to kill stuff and collect loot I will play it