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5/29/2015 2:36:18 PM
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Your sarcasm does point out an interesting fact, not all people should have the same experience as a dedicated player. More effort = more rewards.
Not on a linear scale at all, but generally yes.
All I hear here is a bunch of people making excuses why destiny should be conquer able by someone who plays 5-10 hours a week. I bet the same people complain about lack of content as well.
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So... even though I spent the same amount of money on the game as a "dedicated" player, I should have a less-fulfilling experience just because I don't have as much free time, nor the ability to form as strong of a group? Because I can't play as often or for as long, I should be perfectly content in my Vision, Fatebringer, and any other piece of equipment being less than max? Do you even realize the full depth of arrogance, elitism, and the sheer number of logical fallacies that you've put into your post?
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That's how every other game works.... More dedication=more content.
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Happens every day, in the real world. Think of it this way, lots of people pay the same amount of money to go to school. But those with a better starting skill set or those who put in more work will come out of of it with better tools (365 fatebringers in this comparison)
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You... do realize that video games are supposed to an escape from the real world, that they're entertainment, right?
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It is, and it's an entertaining game. There's plenty of fun to be had without maximized weapons. I was just trying to point out that what I said was logical as most things work that way. And since we still exist in reality why gaming, it would make sense that some things do carry over. And people are entertained in different ways. Some people are happy to sit, relax, and kill some aliens for an hour. Some people are only entertained pushing their game to the the Max. And everywhere in between. I think the in between people have it tough because they're probably in between, most likely to juggling priorities. But those are their choices. And they could make different ones. Not that that's a good plan for them, but it irks me when people make choices and complain about the consequences they bring[quote][/quote]
