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Edited by KaylaKiss:
3/22/2013 6:09:06 PM
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Should Destiny be like KOTOR?
After giving considerable play time to both iterations of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic games... a sense of epic awe and unparalleled join abounds me -- that is, in the thought that perhaps Destiny would combine epic galactic conflict with Halo-esce mechanics. Certain aspects such as freedom to either be bad or good (and how it affects the in-game world + player), influencing companions, force/magic powers, and brilliant narrative would stand to benefit the Destiny universe... and stand as a good resource.
What does the community think? Have ya'll played these games (on Xbox or PC)? Do my fellow players agree in my cry for the developers to play those games and learn to incorporate the elite elements of universe development, plot twists, or philosophy on dark & light?
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Nope. Bungie doesn't know how to properly rip other games. They should just keep to something original.
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Personally, I think it'll be more like Dark Souls. Worlds are connected in a sort of sense of parallel time lines. You can see hints and pieces of other worlds. People leave message. People can travel to the other worlds.
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KOTORs I and II were brilliant in their own right - but the market has soon been inundated with games based on a very similar template to them - Bungie has already earmarked Destiny as a game which would break the homogeneity of the gaming market, not fester in it.
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If it is like KOTOR I will not pick it up.
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1 ReplyI say Destiny should be itself, not a copy of another game.
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No because KOTOR had awful combat.
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If you're talking about story/universe wise - Sure, they were well set up, good stories, and interesting interactions. If you're talking about actual gameplay - Not a chance in hell, playing KOTOR itself was very boring in my opinion.
