I've all but stopped destiny since fallout 4 and Blops 3

[quote]Halo 5[/quote] [quote]PLOT[/quote] Lol, 4 and a half hours of plot. [quote]Star Wars BF[/quote] [quote]AN ACTUAL STORY[/quote] Hah, no. I'll give you the other two.

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I've never played SWBF, but a lot of people here are saying it's just as bad as Destiny. Maybe so, but I guarantee you their customer service isn't as bad as Bungie's.

So your enjoyment and time spent playing Destiny is all but invalidated because you played and had fun with a different game? What? I don't stop liking Halo 3 because I had fun with Halo 5. That's nonsensical. There is room for me to enjoy both games without excluding one.

... [spoiler]dont refer them to battlefront[/spoiler] [spoiler]but it had like, THE best story ever[/spoiler]

I bought all the DLCs. I didn't realize my blind fanboyism until it was too late. Fallout 4 and Black Ops 3 have opened my eyes, but it was too late for my wallet. Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.

So slap yourself Yeah battlefront sure has a engaging story

I can't agree with you on battlefront. Disgrace to the series.

The methods and motivation for conducting armed conflict have remained the same throughout history, and will remain so indefinitely

I enjoy Destiny for the raids with friends (and yes, we are more or less on hiatus at the moment). It's like a more casual version of WoW without all the life-sucking grinding. Yes, Destiny is grindy, but not to the extent of a real MMO. I unfortunately missed out on most of Halo thanks to Bungie bailing on their Mac/PC fan base of the '90s. I did get to play the first game in 2004 and the rest last year. It was an interesting story, but I never really cared for the direction 343i went in Halo 5. As I didn't buy an Xbox One, Halo 5 is off the table for me. Fallout 4 is great, but as much as I really looked forward to it, I was put off by them locating it in the commonwealth. That was my least favorite plot line in Fallout 3 and the general intact-ness on Boston really cut down on the post-apocalypse vibe. It felt more like Mad Max and societal collapse than a nuclear wasteland. I've beaten the game with 3 of the ending on three different characters and I went hog wild with the settlements in my 3rd game, so I'm a little burnt out for now. I can't get into Battlefront. Multiplayer only games (PVP) are just not my thing. It does look fun though and for those that enjoy that sort of thing, I hope they don't feel too screwed by more than half the game being in the DLC. I enjoyed Black Ops 3'a campaign and loved that I could pick my load outs. The leveling system offered more single player replayability. The multiplayer was exciting and rewarding at first, but the grind for the weapons I really wanted became tedious very quickly and the arcade-like play style turned me away after a while. To be completely honest, I've had more fun with the Bloodborne DLC and Darksiders Deathinitive Edition than all these huge AAA games from November. I've always been a big fan of single player action RPG type games, so that's no real surprise.

How is black op's 3? I have the other 3 that you listed, but I see a lot of my friends playing it. Has it changed the cod series very much or is it just another release?

I'd refer just halo 5 and fallout 4. Battlefront is not worth 60 dollars and neither is cod.

44 days played ...only one warlock ?

Wait... Battlefront [i]ea[/i] has a story?

Anyone who thinks fallout 4 is anything more than decent has poor standards and taste frankly. Proof is in your list, especially with Star Wars Battlefront EA in it.