So you regret buying a "PVP centric game" with 150 days playing time? 23 of those days are spent in the Crucible. [b]You must [i]really[/i] hate PVP.[/b] I would hate being a game developer if everyone regrets a purchase if roughly 3600 hours spent in-game isn't enough.
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I have over 200 days played. That included deleted characters whose times do not show up. Yes, I played PVE about 90% of that time. Only played Iron Banner, and a couple of PVP games for books and quests. And, yes, I would not have bought this game if I knew it was going to end up PVP rules! I know that now, so, Destiny 2 is dead to me. I got my money from Destiny. I also learned about Bungie, a lesson not needed repeating.
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So, you have over 4800 hours played, and you're willing to give D2 the thumbs down before we know [b]anything[/b] about it? Heck, I would pay double, or maybe triple the value of D1 if D2 gives me 1/5 of the play time you got in D1. To say Destiny forces PvP down your throat is a lie. If it was that bad, how come you've managed to play 90% of 4800++ hours in PvE? This coming from someone who doesn't like PvP that much to be honest, so my view is not favored towards PvP.
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[quote]So, you have over 4800 hours played, and you're willing to give D2 the thumbs down before we know [b]anything[/b] about it? Heck, I would pay double, or maybe triple the value of D1 if D2 gives me 1/5 of the play time you got in D1.[/quote] Play time isn't how you are referring it to when it comes to Destiny. A gamers time in this game is spent more on running the same events over and over looking for that reward. Sad thing about it, it can take an entire year before a lot of gamers will collect that reward they have been wanting to acquire. I don't call that quality time spent knowing the content in this game is majorly limited to what one can do to acquire whatever reward. When Destiny was released this company even stated that not all gamers will acquire all the rewards in this game. But some of that Changed because how gamers complaned about not getting certain rewards. Ghorn is a good example on that and things changed majorly when The taken king was released. [quote]To say Destiny forces PvP down your throat is a lie. If it was that bad, how come you've managed to play 90% of 4800++ hours in PvE? This coming from someone who doesn't like PvP that much to be honest, so my view is not favored towards PvP.[/quote] In a sense it was forcing gamers to play PvP because how they had bounties set up. Then again it was the same way for PvP having to play PvE. IMO I don't feel bounties should play in both aspect of this game. PvE should be separated from PvP in many area's.
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Edited by Salx55: 3/29/2017 7:36:26 AM[quote]Play time isn't how you are referring it to when it comes to Destiny. A gamers time in this game is spent more on running the same events over and over looking for that reward. Sad thing about it, it can take an entire year before a lot of gamers will collect that reward they have been wanting to acquire. I don't call that quality time spent knowing the content in this game is majorly limited to what one can do to acquire whatever reward. When Destiny was released this company even stated that not all gamers will acquire all the rewards in this game. But some of that Changed because how gamers complaned about not getting certain rewards. Ghorn is a good example on that and things changed majorly when The taken king was released.[/quote] I agree that Destiny makes players repeat the same process over and over again, but so does every MMO on the market, and you don't see people stop buying expansions/sequels. But I would think someone who doesn't enjoy grinding would stop grinding before accumulating that much play-time. I'm on the same page that certain exotic weapons *cough* G-horn *cough* should be a random drop. It takes away all the excitement when you know that it is a guaranteed reward. On the other hand, I think that quests like the one for Outbreak Prime and Sleeper Sim is quite okay, because they're designed in such a way that the quest is [i]slightly [/i] challenging. [quote][i]In a sense it was forcing gamers to play PvP because how they had bounties set up. Then again it was the same way for PvP having to play PvE. IMO I don't feel bounties should play in both aspect of this game. PvE should be separated from PvP in many area's.[/i][/quote] I think it's okay to have bounties for separate game-modes, but the rewards shouldn't be gated behind one or the other. Still, it's completely voluntary to do them, so to say it's centered around one game-mode is a bit far-fetched. For example the sword quests from TTK. These should be do-able in just PvE or PvP, not both.
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[quote]To say Destiny forces PvP down your throat is a lie.[/quote] Only 'lie' I saw was that statement from you. Kindly quote where I said that, please.
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Edited by Salx55: 3/28/2017 1:03:36 PM[i]"I bought a PVE game, got a PVP centric game which is not what I paid for. Would never have bought a PVP centric game. Would never buy any game that forces a Corporate Sanctioned playstyle down players throats, as Bungie does with each meta!"[/i] I guessed that "[i]corporate sanctioned playstyle[/i]" refers to PvP as you mentioned that right before.
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[quote][i]"I bought a PVE game, got a PVP centric game which is not what I paid for. Would never have bought a PVP centric game. Would never buy any game that forces a Corporate Sanctioned playstyle down players throats, as Bungie does with each meta!"[/i] I guessed that "[i]corporate sanctioned playstyle[/i]" refers to PvP as you mentioned that right before that.[/quote] How can you quote this and completely ignore that I wrote AS BUNGIE DOES WITH EACH META, and conclude that means PVP! PVP is PVP! Meta refers to weapon balance! Please tell me you know that. Don't be so damned determined to misrepresent what anyone writes that you create what's not there!
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To be fair, you complain about getting a "PVP centric game", then you go on to complain about how this "Corporate Sanctioned playstyle" gets forced down our throats "as Bungie does with each meta". So you mean to say that, it is not safe to assume that you mean Bungie balances the "meta" for PvP, not PvE, after what you've previously stated and in that assumption, also believe that you refer to PVP when you say "Corporate sanctioned playstyle"?
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To be fair he never quoted you, he was merely paraphrasing. "Please tell me you know that." (That's a quote, by the way).
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[quote][i]"I bought a PVE game, got a PVP centric game which is not what I paid for. Would never have bought a PVP centric game. Would never buy any game that forces a Corporate Sanctioned playstyle down players throats, as Bungie does with each meta!"[/i] I guessed that "[i]corporate sanctioned playstyle[/i]" refers to PvP as you mentioned that right before.[/quote] This is not a 'quote'? Ok...
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I know I don't need anything else to convince me not to buy, other than my own experience over the past 2.5 years with Bungie. You may be willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. I already did that for Destiny x3, HoW x3, TTK x 3 copies and ROI x 2 copies. I don't need anymore 'experience' to know better. I also know that hype will catch a lot again, just not me.
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Why did you buy 3 copies of a game you claim not to enjoy? You're backing up your arguments with facts that just doesn't makes sense for the point you're trying to hammer home.
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I have kids, they played it. That's why there were 3 copies of some and 2 of ROI. One refused ROI so I didn't buy him a copy. Seriously, my statements don't back up the point I'm driving home. And your proof is the duration of my play time. And that makes sense to you! Ok, you win, I'm making no sense, to you... I still played enough to know I'm not going further than Destiny. I'm not here to tell you or anyone else what to do, just to tell everyone my experience and why I'm not going forward. That's what a community forum is for. It's for differing opinions. We aren't supposed to always agree. We are supposed to keep it civil.
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And that's fair, I'm simply trying to understand why you make these statements, when your play stats clearly states otherwise.
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My profile shows I've played for many hours, but over half of them isn't even me. Do people really not share games with family and friends anymore? My wife has about 500+ hours logged. She played for about 30 of them (all 1 month ago). You stat checkers are hilarious individuals.
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So I must assume that since this player has x amount of hours, he couldn't possibly have played it all by himself? Sure, sharing games and playing together is fun, but not everyone has a wife, sibling or others who play with them. Not everyone who has does either, it could be that this players brother has no interest in video games, or that game in particular. If his page had a huge disclaimer saying "My brother played x amount of my hours" I would certainly take that into the equation, but it doesn't. He also stated that he bought copies for his kids, so it is safe to assume that he played those hours by himself. Thanks for the compliment by the way, I'm happy to have shared my hilarious stat checking with you.
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Edited by JasperGTR: 3/29/2017 5:53:05 PM[quote]So I must [b]assume[/b] that since this player has x amount of hours, he couldn't possibly have played it all by himself? ....[/quote] I believe I found the obvious and fatal flaw in stat checking logic (for a foundation/basis of opinion)... I couldn't have stated it any better. Thank you, and I hope others can learn from this.
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Your logic is impeccable.