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Edited by Marcus_U_T:
11/11/2024 1:33:57 PM
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Why are so many players leaving Destiny to play COD?
Bungie could potentially learn from Activision. Despite Bungie’s adjustments to SBMM, the PvP experience in Osiris is getting worse.
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#destiny2
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No idea…. Their loss though
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They aren't, destiny numbers haven't moved in a few months.
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5 RepliesIt's something new.
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The game is just inherently bad to combine with sbmm. But its fun to watch everyone ask for it and Bungie try their hardest when it would be much easier to satisfy those of us that have cocooned ourselves into the pvp. Their jobs could be so much easier and I'd be the first to say its perfectly ok for them to not work the matchmaking like its a joystick even if they're getting paid for doing nothing. Other than that COD is doing what it does. That's how COD works. Or really any new release.
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A lot will be back, that game is dog water
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Activision actually plan their pvp bungie wing it without any real direction so people will go play the more refined experience.
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I say this all the time. Tired of people just telling me to bleep off because Battle Royale is the s***
