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4/5/2016 1:26:07 AM
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The Division: Salt on the wound...
As if it wasn't bad enough for The Division to steal away a large portion of Destiny player. They added salt to the wound by deciding to release the Incursion/Trading update on the same day as Destiny's spring update. I still love Destiny, but I won't be coming back for as long as I thought. Long enough to try out the new strikes and missions. Maybe get me some Year 2 Feedback gauntlets for my Titan. But it looks like The Division continues be beat Destiny for me. What about y'all?
https://www.vg247.com/2016/04/04/the-division-raids-incursions-april-update1-1/
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1 ReplyEdited by Prof Sheitbag: 4/5/2016 3:50:00 PMI got 100% of the Division, and turned it off. I never thought there would be a console game that could defeat Destiny's blatant repitition...and then Ubisoft releases the Division and shows me how things can get worse. I dumped 50 hours into the Division to finish it, and honestly can not say I enjoyed it all that much. It is the same formula Bungie used for Destiny, but with much, much more of the grind. And the DZ is not even that much fun, even with a group. It is literally the same as other parts of the game (kill enemies, get loot) except they added extractions and you can shoot others players. Big deal. At first I thought "This is unique", and then I realized it wasn't - merely an extension of the normal game mode. After Destiny and the Division, I am in need of a game with an actual story. Thankfully Quantum Break drops today, and in August I will get Deus Ex: MD. All of you Division and Destiny fanboys can argue about which grind is better - I would rather play something with substance.
