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Modificato da Spawn:
3/27/2018 1:16:02 AM
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D2 Needs More Content. Period.
Bungie continues to mask the real problems with this game. They are changing everything they can before addressing the most obvious and detrimental problem facing D2, its meager offering of locations and meaningful repeatable content.
I'm not a troll, I'm not here just to bitch, I'm here because it feels like developers are dragging their feet until they can charge us for the 3rd DLC that might actually address this problem. Given Bungie's track record of not learning from their mistakes I feel safe in assuming the 2nd DLC won't address the games true shortcomings, much like C.O.I failed to do. (Mostly because most of us already paid for it.)
What the community needs is a reason to keep playing, and that reason isn't going to be the developers changing whichever values they can, without actually spending the serious money it would take to add real content.
[spoiler]Moderator edit: This thread has been moved to #Feedback forum so that other Destiny players can weigh in. [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/139533839/0/0] See Cozmo's thread here[/url] for more information about the #Feedback tag and its uses.
Feel free to private message the moderator who moved your post, link to topic for further clarification about why this topic was moved.[/spoiler]
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1 RispondiNo it. Needs good content 5,000 lame ass reskinned weapons is meaningless. 50 new kickass unique weapons would be great
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2 Rispostei hate to use skyrim as an example... but that game packs a lot into one map. you can talk to people for one off quests, or pick up the quest finding an item in a boss chest of a dungeon. there are other quests you dont need to do like the bard/elf thing in riverwood. low reward, but it adds feeling of depth and a living world. now destiny cant have so many lost sectors for that kind of thing, and it has patrols, and adventures... but not enough. skyrim has lots of those, some of them you dotn even get quest markers (the one about the drunk in winterhold inn for example). it feels like it has depth. i really think we need many more adventures, meaningful content is a pretty vague phrase. does that mean adventures? more patrols? both? more story or like skyrim huge quest lines that arent really part of the main story of destiny (im still not sure if osiris is a next installment or a subquest of a storyline or just quest line in its own right with no effect on any forthcoming dlc story.) even the factions in skyrim have more depth. faction rallies are nice... but in skyrim you can actually join the factions, do a series of quests, and wind up the guildmaster or something. im not saying copy skyrim, im saying those kinds of things are what destiny needs more of.
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This exactly - they delivered a dumbed-down game with little endgame and less than what they promised. Was there any reason to not have the content from D1 come forward? No.
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4 RisposteThey failed to realize that all mmo games continue on and bring old content forward for this reason. You can then have raid of the week that is relevant and continues to keep players interested and playing.
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1 RispondiWe have a lot of things to do. 5 planets to explore, raid, raid lair, adventures, patrols, strikes/nightfall, crucible, trials of the nine... there is just no incentive to do those things
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1 RispondiDestiny Poo, the biggest cash grab... Bungievision👎
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4 Risposte0.04% chance of that happening Throw money at screen (roughly £50) and they might create something akin to The Taken King D2 needs major revamping Heck, I would even settle for having to start again with D1 style weapon slots, perk trees, subclasses and a material grind, power level increases to triple figures and everything on heroic base level
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2 RisposteThis is absolutely correct. We need more [u]CONTENT[/u]. Not just meaningful, not just cosmetics, just more weapons, armor, and customizations. I hate looking at my character thinking about what could have been.
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2 RisposteI'm not a fan of Bungie since Wrath if the Machine raid in D1. I love/hate D2. I won't defend Bungie AT ALL... So let's remember this, D1 was the same way there only difference is that it was more fun to play and had a better community and developers that cared. It took a few years to get all that content in D1, i think many new players expect as much content in D2 as there was in D1 the complete edition. That said, I think Bungie should have developed more content since it's been reported that over 50% of the current content was actually supposed to be in D1 (i forgot the article i read it in). So they had time to make it bigger and better, but decided to be greedy and lazy.
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This has been an issue ever since year 2 I'm Destiny.
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2 RisposteModificato da ken31cayman: 3/27/2018 12:34:11 PM[quote]D2 Needs More Content. Period.[/quote] Key Word should be "meaningful" content. Though you did specify this in the body of your post. Using my self as an example; I would estimate I've played only 30%-40% of D2's content. I got through the story, did two nightfalls, ran & completed the raid one time, did some patrol & hidden sectors, and did less than a handful of the optional missions. I have no desire to do all the content I haven't done as yet. They can keep adding more & more of that shit and it won't make a difference due to the gameplay not being fun (movement speed & increased cooldowns) and no real incentive to play said content (mediocre weapons & gear).
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2 RisposteExcept destiny never died and had many content drought periods. This game has been abandonded by the community in dramatically increasing numbers starting from 2 weeks after launch. Content doesn't solve that problem, nor does a DLC. But a handful of you will refuse to ever realize that.
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3 RisposteYou do know that at this same point in D1 D2 has more content right?
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well they honestly can't drop new content until they get this sand box change in. Then they have to plan to undo D2 stuff They really got put in the hole because of d2
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1 RispondiWhile I agree that D2 has a horrendous lack of content, I don't agree that is the real problem with the game. Until D2 is as fun as D1 was I doubt any amount of new content will see a resurgence in players -- why play something you don't enjoy?
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2 RisposteSure, tomorrow we will be able to “go fast”. But what for?
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I honestly believe there is enough content in the game, it’s just that the content is not replayable at all and there’s no incentive to do any of it anymore
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4 RisposteI have all tge loot I want, can live with the game play because my fun is derived from playing with friends. Doesn't matter what strike, raid or PvP game mode. We play to have a good time. Based on who is left in the game, this is a shared philosophy. I have gotten more than my money's worth, and made friends around the world. These opportunities and experiences are available to all. I just don't understand where your expectations are coming from. Good luck with your approach guardian.
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More content that engaging and is replayable is the key terms. You could throw lots of content at the game but it won't mean anything if it isn't fun to do or is a one and done kind of thing.
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1 RispondiExactly, I think people are expecting way too much from today’s update. I predict the reaction will be “this is great bungie, thank you” Then a week later “bungie there’s nothing to do in your game”
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1 RispondiAgree with the sentiment with this post. It is difficult to have much faith in the next already bought dlc. So that begs the question about Y2 dlc. As a matter of principle I don't see myself paying any more for additional content in Destiny 2. I have long held the belief that dlc is a devs reward for producing a good base game and not a requirement to finally get a game worth playing. I am assuming that Bungie will even get Y2 dlc right in the first place. That is by no means a given. Watching them try and spin and sell that dlc will possibly be more enjoyable than the game content itself.
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Kinda have to disagree. It's the incentive to redo ANY of the current content that's really hurting this game. Watered down exotics that get dolled out like candy, tokens, blues, your millionth Better Devils.......all of it is boring and trash. Most of the stuff is reskinned anyway. I'd redo lost sectors, grind strikes, raid every week and spam public events but as it stands there isn't any real need to. Give me something I really want and I'll grind those events over and over even if I find them kinda boring. Destiny is a looter shooter with pooper shooter loot! That's the bigger issue.
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Destiny Poo, the biggest cash grab..... Bungievision👎
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Content is hard to make, due to the core of the code.. hence drip feed of eververse stuff was suggested by Bungie.. and also why we in D2 is getting cut content from D1 as game and DLC...
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Modificato da [ＳiＮ]大き氷: 3/27/2018 3:18:23 AMI would say that it's not a lack of content, but rather a lack of being memorable/interesting. Leading to a lack of desire to experience them again because of that. Halo, especially the later games, have really nice mission/level design. They used everything in the sandbox to keep mixing up the fun. Whereas destiny just leaves you with your kit, and nothing else to play into it. They rarely use vehicles, and pick up weapons. Turrets are completely MIA now also. Going back to Halo, think of it like playing every mission without the ability to pick up weapons. There's no turrets and maybe there's one vehicle. There's not friendly AI either. That's what Destiny is.
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