Well, Bungie has a few excuses... [b]EXCUSE #1[/b]: Destiny is built on the engine that built Reach (Tiger Engine). The engine was designed around the potential of the last generation, not the current. Given that, it struggles to utilize all of the potential within the current gen system. Companies like Unreal and Havok, who basically do nothing but create gaming engines, have products that they are constantly updating and improving as technology changes. Bungie is using a proprietary engine based off their previous BLAM! engine they used for the Halo series. Obviously, there are things lacking within their own foundation. The wonderful thing about the Tiger Engine is that it can be updated and improved, but that takes time. And money. It is more cost effective to do what Bungie has done with Destiny over the past 3 years: release updates and patches instead of altering the base engine. [b]EXCUSE #2[/b]: Bungie can not give the current gen title an open fps option if they are going to sell to standard PS4 customers. Why? Because the PvP would be a nightmare for anyone not on the most current gen console. If you are at 60 fps, and the guy you are shooting is at 30 fps, then you have an advantage. And Bungie does not want to alienate a significant portion of their consumer base by enraging them providing an advantage to people on the current-current gen console over people on just the current gen console. [b]EXCUSE #3[/b]: Bungie has adopted a business philosophy centered around MVP's - no, not "Most Valuable Players". MVP as in "[b][u]Minimum[/u] [u]Viable[/u] [u]Products[/u][/b]". They are more than willing, as they displayed with D1, to release just enough of a game that may justify (to some) the preorder while teasing additional content [b]as they continue to refine their game[/b]. Bungie initially displayed this concept with the Reach Beta, showing off not only the capabilities of the Tiger Engine to change and alter code as players have the game in hand (frags for example during the beta), but also justifying with themselves how play testing was no longer the go-to avenue for refining their game. I mean, why bother paying people to play your game when you can get the consumer (you, me, and everyone else) to pay to play and assist in polishing/fixing bugs in the core title? Just release an unfinished title, like Destiny Vanilla, and then spend the next three years changing and altering the core concepts of the game to move with popular opinion.

I wouldn't be surprised if they let you purchase 60fps for like 2000 silver.. lmao!

You said it. Zero excuses why it can't be 60FPS. Huge disappointment there.

If fps is a major determining factor for playing a game to you, you need to throw away your console and build a PC. Case closed.

If FPS truly matters to you, get a PC.

Then don't play d2, play battlefront and go away

I am going to have to go with superior game play trumps pretty graphics. I know all the reports are saying Battlefront II is better than the first one but we shall see. Battlefront I was a generic shooter with a Star Wars skin. I don't have a whole lot of hope for the sequel. But at least it is getting a story mode so that DOES help.

[quote]Weed must be pretty good up there. Am I right?[/quote] I FUKKIN DIED. True though I think it's legal there... You might actually be on to something. Maybe they've all been blazing it since Year 1 and that's why we don't get any major changes to the game except to slow it down so people have enough time to take a rip before resuming the game??? It's outrageous but at this point I'm willing to believe there's a lot of detrimental experimentation going on at Bungie HQ, what with all the horrible ideas they've come up with over just 2-3 years alone. All seriousness though, Bungie just doesn't care, they've got their cash cow and that's all that matters.