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10/30/2020 8:14:24 AM
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[quote]My son is 10 and he does quite well. But he’d rather play other games. [/quote]
This.
Same here. My son used to be eager to play Destiny. Now he rather plays other games.
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So... your son is more mature than you? He realized he didn't enjoy Destiny as much anymore, and decided rather than make himself suffer through it, he'd prefer to go play things he enjoys more. What's wrong with that? Or are you one of those people that believes in brand loyalty regardless of how bad it gets?
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Far too simplistic of an argument. Sometimes it is a friend-base that plays a particular game. It’s not walking away from a video game, it’s walking away from years of friendships if those players don’t switch games as well. Destiny is the only game that I play because of the friends that I have made in this game. If they were all gone, it could be a different story. I’m not thrilled with the game in its current state, but BL hasn’t dropped yet. I’ll play it and decide if it’s good or not. I’m exciting to see what the next meta is and if it makes pvp more fun.
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If the ONLY thing you and your friends have in common is Destiny 2, you're not close enough. Even so, games are meant to be enjoyed. If you aren't enjoying it, don't play. If your friends aren't enjoying it, they shouldn't play. Y'all should find a new game to enjoy together instead of basing your entire friendship on playing Destiny 2.
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Again, you just don’t seem to grasp the concept. These are people I met in Destiny. They are a Destiny clan. We play Destiny together. As a clan. Friends. Because of Destiny. They still play Destiny. In a Destiny clan. Maybe that made it a little more clear.
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YOU'RE not getting the concept. A real friendship extends beyond the game you meet on and play most. I met one of my best friends on bloodborne, and for 6 months that's all we did. Then we played the entire dark souls series together. Know what happened when I left for a few months and came back? He'd moved on from those games and started playing Destiny 1. Know what else happened when he stopped playing the games we'd become friends over? *we stayed friends and started doing other shit* Now we still play together, usually Destiny 2 these days, but if he quit D2 for good, *we'd still be friends* and we'd find something else to do. THAT'S how friendship should be. Friendship isn't "play this game specifically, or we stop spending time with you". That's not friendship. Friendship extends BEYOND where you meet and how focused you are on that thing. Friendship isn't about a video game and if you've put so much of your life into d2 that d2 has become your life, *I am so, so, SO sorry for you*
