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11/3/2017 10:55:10 PM
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I'd say I feel duped. I sure didn't expect static rolls, dumbed-down subclasses and bland armor choices to kill the desire to play.
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Everyone is comparing an average game to a bad game they are nostalgically attached to on here. I'm just failing to understand how any community could let themselves decay in such a way.
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I considered Destiny a great game by the time the Age of Triumph was a thing and it was "complete". I enjoyed it enough to play for 3 years. However, with certain changes to the design philosophy, this game that is meant to be played with friends is being played by NONE of my friends and I can't imagine it having the longevity of D1 without some big changes...
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It's not different enough from D1 to be this dramatic. You've played the game for 4 years and now the magic has worn off. D1 was not a particularly good game during any of its eras.
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I understand and agree it's being blown out of proportion, but Bungie should consider it a problem that this many people feel cheated/misled/whatever. I only post and offer criticism because I did really enjoy Destiny for all its good and bad. It's just a different animal now. I can't understand wanting to cater to those that left the game rather than those who stayed and loved it (other than the obvious answer: money). And yes, I know it's a game... However, to me and I'm sure so many more, this game created a community and this game is trying to adopt a different identity, which is splitting the community (as evidenced here on these forums) and it just isn't good for the game in the long haul. Besides, if you think it was only a mediocre game and the sequel is still average, why post on the forums with am avatar of Mara Sov? Just curious about that one?
