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9/14/2016 5:12:28 PM
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What? I thought we were talking about bf4? Now you completely switch? Do you admit bf4 did not run well for ages after it's launch? And that it's not a fair comparison because both games are fundamentally and completely different.
How about you explain why Halo games all ran so smoothly? And you master coder can explain how they can do the exact same thing to destiny, how they can just completely reprogram the game and rework everything, completely starting over.
How is this the way you have a discussion with people, make factually incorrect statement about a game and compare it with a completely and fundamentally different game than when some points that out you completely switch and go "explain why this game worked so well, they can just do that because reasons".
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BF4 servers weren't laggy. They ran smoothly for me every day. Halo and Destiny are made by Bungie and have quite a bit of similarities. You said BF4 had dedicated servers because the servers had 64 people. Well, Halo, just like Destiny, is not anywhere near that. It's also older, so the technology wasn't as advanced. I see no excuse for all this lag.
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Edited by Jack_actual: 9/14/2016 8:15:26 PMBF4 was released in terrible condition and stayed broken for ages, when did you buy it? The netcode and servers, as too seperate things were both deeply flawed and broken. Which EA admins even admitted this. But my point is why the pivot? You just said something then admittly switched to asking me to explain complex issues to you. Like no, you can google stuff yourself.
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Edited by Silent: 9/14/2016 8:30:12 PMI switched to Halo as a second example. Similar archetype yet runs smoothly. BF4, even if it lagged at first for some people, was fixed. It runs smoothly. Games much bigger run smoothly. Destiny released over 2 years ago. Bungie has no excuse
