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2/27/2018 7:48:12 PM
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Why all the negativity towards the game
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[quote]Why[/quote]
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Because the new update took out all incentive to do anything... even if my reason for doing things was a silly glowing light on my head. Atleast I had a reason.
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If you have to ask then you are not capable of understanding why.
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Because the forums are where all the bottom feeders come to procreate. It’s part of a broader experiment to prove why some species shouldn’t breed.
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6 RepliesBecause people had unrealistic expectations when they expected a game that had been polished over the years since its release to be worse than the game that just came out. Even though they knew that the polishing team was different than the making team. To be perfectly clear: Destiny 2 at launch is still a better game than the first Destiny was at launch. It’s just that you can’t really compare a finished and unfinished product fairly.
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2 RepliesAsk again when you have more than 5 hours played
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Because Destiny 1 that's why.
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You should add metal gear survive to your collection, im sure you would enjoy it as well.It has microtransactions where you can buy save slots .So you should feel right at home.
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I wonder.
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Why the negativity? It depends what you want out of it. If you want to play a fairly decent campaign where you shoot things in the face for 20 hours it’s pretty good. The gameplay is fun, the worlds look pretty and the story isn’t bad. A lot of the negativity comes from the type of player that was expecting a game they could play obsessively every day for three years and grind for weapons and armour just for the sake of grinding. D2 isn’t great for that. This game doesn’t have a great endgame like D1 did. There’s not a lot of point playing it after you’ve finished the main campaign. A lot of players are pissed off about that. Me personally I never played Destiny like that. I always just played the base campaign and a little PVP before moving on to other games until the next DLC. So D2 was fine for me. I guess it depends what your expectations are.
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Because this game is straight ass 😂
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You just started so your question is invalid.
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You’ll see once you reach the ‘endgame’.
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Because it is not fun after about two weeks
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2 RepliesBecause the game is garbage. Give it a few weeks you’ll be shitting all over it too.
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Go play the original... Answer your own question
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I smell Bungievision
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Because Luke Smith is now the Sean Murray of this franchise.
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It's 1/16th of a game.
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Well you will soon find out... very soon.. (unless you was last in line when some things was handed out and your sister is also your mom.. then you can rejoice with the rest of the BDF's around the campfire over at #feedback
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I don’t know. I just got here. Lol.
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It’s like a bad sequel to a great movie. It’s The Godfather III of video games.
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Everyone wants something different out of it.
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Cause people wanted a new look at the Destiny universe. Wanted to branch on things we already had in D1 to make a unique experience. Then when it released, they let down the community they had build.
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Edited by Sturm with no Drang: 2/28/2018 4:03:30 AMMost of the folks who had played D1 expected a sort of standard/bar that D2 needed to meet in terms of gameplay quality as a sequel. You look pretty much anywhere on #Destiny and #Feedback and everyone will have a reason for something that they don’t like, whether it is something that has changed or has not changed. There’s really nothing else to it. People enjoy what they like and complain about what they don’t.
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#D.2ispoo🤗 and the comic book too
