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12/7/2018 1:10:44 PM
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I unsubscribed from all of the Destiny streamers and youtubers.
Frankly I'm tired of them telling me how i should play, how easy the game is, blah blah blah and that the endgame isnt enough.
Bungie struggles finding a balance between casual and hardcore. They started too far in the casual domain, then move way too far into hardcore. I physically cannot play the game 5+ hours a day.
I hope Destiny 3 flops hard.
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Here's where you're wrong. Streamers and youtubers would have no platform to be heard by bungie from if they weren't supported by literal millions of people. Sooooooooooooo
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Obviously not actually millions of people.
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Maybe like 1 million then.
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Maybe. A lot of those people subscribe to multiple destiny streamers because they are fans of the game already.
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I do wish for D3 to flop. For me the people responsible aren't streamers but developers themselves. They didn't have to listen to anyone who isn't a professional game designer and cannot foresee obvious drawbacks of this or that feature. But they decided to blindly follow the mob. Technically, this started earlier, before D2 was released, that removal of all 1 shot grenades and 4x4 PvP for instance are the suggestions that were given by the streamers to "fix" D1. And the nerfs, of course. And "fix" they did. So, yeah, let every DLC and every sequel of this franchise flop until the part of dev team that won't be laid off will come back to what made original Destiny great: f*king game design 101.
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Editado por NationX: 12/7/2018 3:33:00 PMI think slowly the backlash momentum is growing against streamers and rightfully so. Their views only serves their own interest, aka content which they can play 10hrs a day and keep people watching. There is literally no need for a raid to drop 3 days after the new content (i use that term loosely with BA), a few weeks would be perfectly acceptable. Me, you and prob 90% of the community could work with that and dedicate time during that period to getting to a decent PL (if raiding was their desire). These raid release dates only serve one purpose, streamers (those who can play 12hrs a day for 3 days). They draw big numbers for worlds first, for Bungie thats exposure and they hope sales. They dont care about joe public or "casuals".
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Editado por Sinisis: 12/7/2018 2:17:55 PMWhile I don't wish ill on Destiny, I think that players give too much power to streamers to their own detriment. They're in it for themselves.
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It's not just the players though. Bungie caters to those streamers. How? Streamer input is a huge thing for Bungie. All the proof you need is on Twitter and Instagram, those streamers and Bungie have a symbiotic relationship. Now, figuring out which is the parasite, and which is the host is a very difficult job.
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[quote]They're in it for themselves.[/quote] Very rarely does anyone go into business for anyone else but themselves -- especially in the entertainment industry.
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Exactly this. I don’t wish for D3 to flop. If it isn’t my cup of tea, for whatever reason, I’ll just go find something else that is more to my style or liking. I’ll give my feedback as well as I can, but ultimately Bungie has all the metrics analyses to determine how best to keep their game well populated and moving forward. It’s really that simple.
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Editado por Dayknight: 12/7/2018 5:09:36 PMExactly im not wishing ill for a company to fail and people to lose jobs.
