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8/27/2015 12:09:06 AM
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If there is one superior way to play the game that is the problem. You can't have variety and individual play styles if everyone is doing the same thing, since it would be superior. Bungie didn't design this game with "this is the best way." They wanted a little individuality.
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While I agree with this premise, this isn't what they designed. Are people suggesting that Bungie didn't test this model extensively before releasing? That would imply they don't know how to design a balanced game with variety. And this would then lead to constant adjustments, in an attempt to fix this. Surely after the first few tests (before releasing the actual game), this behavior would be modified enough that balance would be restored, right? Either that, or sales are on target, and Bungie doesn't care until next DLC purchase.
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Well... You have a point, but there are some quirks that they missed admittedly
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Of course. And you probably noticed the intended slight satire of suggesting Bungie can't develop a game properly. This game has so many good things going for it, which is why we see complaints. If we didn't care, we'd just pick up another game. I want to enjoy every aspect of this game. I'm remaining hopeful. I'm hoping Bungie continues striving toward a balanced PvP game. I believe the hardest object to consider in engineering is human behavior. Entire industries exist because of odd human behavior and tendencies. I hope they get it right. Thanks for reading all of that gibberish of mine.
