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10/22/2017 3:00:44 AM
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Honestly if you find is disappointing it means you overhyped it and didn’t learn from destiny 1’s release.
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Shouldn't bungie be the one that learned from vanilla destiny release? Shouldn't they have been the ones to learned what people liked and didn't like over the last three years and build on that? How is it ok that bungie three years later still doesn't listen to what it's players want?
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由Smough编辑： 10/24/2017 7:07:41 AMWell for the last three years of destiny 1’s life destiny 2 was being developed. So I’m sure once certain foundations were set for destiny 2 not much could change it. Not only that but bungie has listened a lot surprisingly, it’s just that this community is so split that once one side stops complaining another side starts. In fact there are few changes in destiny 2 that haven’t been brought up or argued about before, one of the few is of course 4v4 only crucible.
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Perhaps you find it disappointing because it’s a different experience to destiny 1 and you’re also burned out of destiny after 3k hours (too much) playing. With a game so similar yet so different like destiny 2 it’s bound to be disappointing for really hard core destiny 1 players.
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[quote]Perhaps you find it disappointing because it’s a different experience to destiny 1 and you’re also burned out of destiny after 3k hours (too much) playing. With a game so similar yet so different like destiny 2 it’s bound to be disappointing for really hard core destiny 1 players.[/quote] I played d1 for like 100 hours
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If you’ve really played halo 2 and 3 that much but didn’t play destiny 1 for as long it means you didn’t like the game as much as halo 2 and 3. If you didn’t like it as much it would make sense that a sequel would not hold your interest for very long.
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[quote]If you’ve really played halo 2 and 3 that much but didn’t play destiny 1 for as long it means you didn’t like the game as much as halo 2 and 3. If you didn’t like it as much it would make sense that a sequel would not hold your interest for very long.[/quote] Facepalm
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I actually waited 2 weeks because I was so disgusted with the game changes traded in games so I didn't waste actual cash on it came in with extremely negative expectations and still the game managed to sink below my already rock bottom expectations.
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And what were your expectations? I too set my expectations very low, burying my hype and looking back at my experience with destiny 1. Even though I won’t be playing destiny 2 as much as destiny 1 (due to less reason to grind) I’ll still enjoy it just as much.
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Because I decided to try it knowing it wasn't gonna be good? Because I've been playing destiny from day 1? I believe in this franchise even though it's had it's faults? Because I can hope the game gets better even though it's in a bad place? Because your a little bitch who has no life except trying to "troll" people in the forums of a game you were either also enough stupid enough to buy or are pathetic enough to try and act cool in the forums of a game you don't own or play. Gonna have to try somewhere else bub you just aren't that good.
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Post my info? Are you special ed? You're talking like the cool kid at the back of the short bus, saying the dumbest shit ever. Then you want my paycheck on a bet you have yet to prove on. I'm still waiting for some sort of evidence that you're not a 12 year old little shitbag.
