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2/1/2016 3:41:22 PM
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What got destiny to this point of failure?
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Modifié par Gold E Lokz : 2/2/2016 8:35:17 AMBasically everything you listed. Destiny could have been incredible. Granted, it was pretty fun at first, but the experience has always been shallow. There's never been enough content, and it's a shame that every new dlc is a blatant cash grab that you just [b]know[/b] was cut from the original game. And just when things couldn't get any worse, they introduced micro transactions, which have all but destroyed Destiny at this point. I'm still waiting for the game Bungie showed us at E3 2013.
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1 commentaireActivision being Activision Bungie being Activision Toxic community and everyone else that votes "YES" with their wallets by continuing to purchase shitty "extra content".
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2 commentairesModifié par loonigus : 2/2/2016 7:44:26 AMAbsolutely the incompetence of the lead managers and devs. Iam pretty sure that Bungie was surprised by the sheer amount of ppl that were interested in the stripped down Destiny on launch. Evidently their vision was blurred for the first year and only now with the development of Destiny 2 they finally know which direction to go. They have srs miscomunication issues inside their own company... Not even the head PVP dev didnt knew about the SBMM? I mean srsly?
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1 commentaireThey are the new Infinity ward, a juggernaut master piece creator, turned into a greedy sorry excuse for a company, that create half completed games and only care for money, that have had had their staff departed or screwed over (Marty o donnell)
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4 commentairesI didn't know I was buying a pvp game, I originally thought it was a tacked on thing to keep people playing longer.
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4 commentairesFailure? This game is the best ever. Seriously.
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3 commentairesThe forums
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3 commentairesOh thank goodness you posted again, I thought I muted you earlier
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1 commentairefailure....if millions of dollars is failure....sign me up....Destiny 2 will sell millions of copies again and you can call them failures again....
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2 commentairesEveryone buying TTK after lots of us warned you.
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1 commentaireIm guessing it was bring your kid to work day
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All of the above and more. It amazes me how short most people's memories appear to be. That, or most people missed a good portion of year 1 shenanigans pulled by bungie.
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4 commentairesDevelopers forgot this game had PvE on it. All updates are PVP only.
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3 commentairesdon't see how it's a failure I got my money's worth from the game
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3 commentairesThe community who only knows how to cry about everything instead of think of constructive ways to improve destiny.
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2 commentairesThe game is too big for bungie to handle! The way they are handling the whole game is like a low level indie designer! Even a higher end indie designer would put more effort into destiny than bungie could ever do
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2 commentairesLack of a plan. Year one we knew what was coming (even though it was disappointing) year 2 doesn't have a plan at all. Communication from bungie with meaningful information is lacking. Read an "update" to be told to wait for the next update is silly.
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2 commentairesIt was more that the community found it was cool to hate the game.
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1 commentaireBungie just can't handle their own game. Destiny is too big for them.
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They cater to 8 billion newbs, and allowed activison to absolutely -blam!- the hell out of us. Sad, they have such a crying ass, whiny community and they listen to them. Let's not forget about the testers, a bunch of absolutely non gaming ass testers. It's unbelievable just how bad they continue to -blam!- us and we just keep playing. If everyone would stop playing for a week, they would fix the game.
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7 commentairesAbsolute shit community
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1 commentaireNo more content and holding back content to extend the life
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1 commentaireLooking to this very forum for answer to cater to the masses.
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3 commentairesCheck my clan tag, lol
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Best guess is that folks with MBA's and no game development experience held the final decision with every decision that was made post design and post development. Never have I seen a game with such a need for an active PR/disaster response team...
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3 commentairesDesticles of course, greed, and poor decision making as well.
