I think they are two very different games. I never play CoD...but I've played a lot of Titanfall...and Respawn == Original Infinity Ward. So many aspects of Titanfall play like Call of Duty. 1. Destiny ---especially Destiny 2---is designed to play like Halo's MP. 2. Hallo is based around slow moving players....with weapons that are slow to kill. Thus making encounters about shooting ACCURACY and who is the more precise in landing headshots to win the DPS race. 3. Titanfall/CoD has a very fast TTK. So you really don't have "gunfights" per se...and its not about shooting accuracy (hardest thing I have to do when going back to Titanfall is to stop trying to land headshots...but shoot a center mass). So Titanfall and CoD are more games about MOVEMENT and POSITIONING. So that you can be in the position to pull the trigger first. 4. Destiny 2 has tried to replicate Halo in such a heavy handed and blind fashion that you just have a badly tuned PVP experience. Graviton Lance and Vigilance Wing both have TTKs that are around 0.80 secs (about where TTK was in Y3 of D1)...whereas most legendary weapons in D2 are tuned to around 1.0 to 1.2 secs. At 1.0 secs + you have a game that badly tuned and frustrating. Primary weapons can no longer kill fast enough to keep up with play. So in going up against a experienced player 1v1...unless they make a serious mistake....there is always time to run away form a losing gun fight if you wish. So 1v1s are usually indecisive unless both players commit to seeing it to a conclusion. Which is why team shooting is such a problem. Team shooting cuts the TTK down to about 0.5 to 0.6 secs in a 2v1 (vanilla D1). Which makes any primary weapon fight VERY decisive (you can no longer run away)...and gives the side with the numerical advantage an OVERWHELMING advantage. Because---unless you have power ammo or your super---there is no way you can match their firepower. Which is why Destiny 2 in its current guise simply can't get rid of the team shooting problem. The 0.8 sec threshold however is important....because that's the threshold where you have to decided at the START of an encounter whether you will fight or run. Whatever you decide...you're committed. So if you fight...you're going to either win or die. No waiting to the tide turns against you then running for safety. So now you have a situation where a skilled player can now kill fast enough to start to take on multiple opponents. Especially if he can win the DPS race against the first player before the second player rotates over. So at this TTK, the win doesn't always go to the side with the numerical edge...and you start to see (finally) a skill gap start to open up. Where the player who is more accurate or can better chain his attacks can come out on top over the side that simply has the most guns.

That’s kinda like me. I’m a god in halo 5 but in Destiny I can barely compete against some meta players considering I go anti meta in every loadout. One time I did tractor cannon and bubble in mayhem, and barely won undefeated.

CoD has been developed to have a very low skill gap. This means that nearly any player can dominate or get rekt with relatively no change in actual player input. In short: don't use CoD as a yardstick for measuring skill, as it is purposely designed not to rely on skill in order for the player to succeed.

CoD requires less skill because of how low kill times are.

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Say what you will about CoD (i dont reallt care for the games), but they have a very well polished and well put together multiplayer. They have been doing this for many years now and so they have gotten fairly good at CoD multiplayer. It also helps that they are constantly reusing assets, while this can be criticized for being lazy, it does make the games consistent, and this helps to ensure fairly smooth gameplay throughout the series. Destiny on the other hand is not only knew (so it has a lot of bugs to work out), but the developers also seem incapable of deciding what they want. They are trying to use ideas like that of diablo and boarderlands where you use what ever equipment you find in the main game, but then also want the PvP to somehow be more balanced as it is in CoD and halo. These two concepts just simply dont work, which is why everyone else has had to make a choice between them. Diablo is by no means balanced when it comes to PvP and they are fine with (same goes for games like dark souls), while games like CoD add some things into the campaign that are taken out come PvP to help ensure balance. Destiny is trying to have the best of both worlds, and they are trying to do it, when they havent even had much practice with making a new PvP system (most halo programmers left for 343, and they seem to have forgotten how to make things like match making systems). So long as this continues, destiny PvP will continue to be far worse than even CoD.