[quote]Tl;Dr found at the bottom. Look how many people deny their addiction and defend the game, knowing damn well the game is designed to play off of the reward system we all have in our brains, even with the simple probability of being rewarded is enough to keep people attached. If anything destiny is an incredible social experiment. Not a good game, not even close. Once you step away for a bit, examine the fundamentals behind the game you'll see its deliberately and psychologically manipulative, designed to keep you playing just to see what's in the next engram. It's Las Vegas in a video game. Except instead of money it's your time. Throw in hundreds of hours, with maybe 20 minutes of those that are actually efficient in getting leveled up. The rest is spent navigating around the time limits that serve no real purpose, the random drops where once in awhile you get something decent only to find out every other player has the same damn item. Bungie has made it clear that this will [b][i]never[/i][/b] be the game they described to us. There will [b][i]never[/i][/b] be an intricate galaxy wide story. There will [b][i]never[/i][/b] be additional areas, as seen from the house of Wolves leaked content. You [b][i]cannot[/i][/b] go where ever your eyes can reach, as purposed by Bungie spokespeople repeatedly. There [b][i]will[/i][/b] be and endless grind resulting in [b][i]nothing of actual relevance, since every other gaurdian in the galaxy has the same damn outfit,cloak, mark etc[/i][/b] Their first dlc was twenty to thirty minutes long, that was the [b][i]same god damn locations just in the opposite direction[/i][/b] the second dlc is more of the same. Tl;Dr,....game blows, destiny can't make an rpg, if you defend the game remember addicts always defend and hate the substance their addicted too. The hamster wheel was the main inspiration behind this game.[/quote]