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10/3/2014 9:27:18 PM
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Agreed, not a full game not even a episode. Well it might be an episode but I would never have paid full price for one episode.
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I am curious. How much gameplay should someone get out of a full game, compared to an episode? I am not talking how long it takes to complete the story mode
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After the full revelation of everything that went on within Bungie in the parts of 2013 it kinda gives an impression that this game wasn't what it once was. I personally don't feel like this story was well thought out, nor were these missions. All I was doing was defending a position and I really didn't know why. In Halo, or even shitty games like CoD, I knew why I was participating in certain objectives. Like in Halo 1, when I went back to the PoA, I knew it was to set off the nuclear reactors. I still don't know why I was sent to Venus in the first place in Destiny. The stranger was just kind of.... A glass in the middle of a table in a clean room. Just there, with no real explanation why. This same thing happened in ME3. The story end was completely bogus and unexplained. Destiny's story is unexplained in its entirety.
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What full revelation?
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The explanation provided by 404Architect. It only makes sense as to why this game is very different from how it should be. I think its true.
