VanOrd - "Why does the moon have the same gravity as earth? Because 'The Traveler,' I guess."
- Or could it be because at the golden age humans began terraforming planets and moons. If they didn't learn how to do artificial gravity they could still increase the mass of a planet as long as they at the same time take into consideration the gravitational side effects like changing orbits and correct them with some other fancy high tech gadget. Even easier, the suit that guardians wear has some sort of property to them that simulates 1G and scales it accordingly to the mass of the planet. It doesn't really matter, it's unconstructive critisism from Van.
VanOrd - "On Venus, you might hesitate to step foot into streams of unknown purple liquid that couldn't exist on the planet as we currently understand it." / "Destiny takes a 'look but don't touch' approach to them. That purple liquid? It's fine to walk through."
- I thought it was more like a red liquid and there is plenty in many sci fi games that we currently doesn't fully understand, Van. But anyway. My first though was that it was sediments from red clay or something. It might not even be water It could be an for us unkown liquid, perhaps a harmless cooling liquid from a fusion reactor destroyed in the wars.
That Van has a problem that you actually doesn't take damage when you step in it, I can't quite understand either. When you have access to an interstellar space travellers suit with hyper advanced "nano" tech or whatever, you probably make sure a bit of rain on our sister planet Venus doesn't ruin your day.
Shallow Critism Van. I've not been able to enjoy games as much lately as I did years before, but as soon as I bought Destiny I felt like a teenager again, playing my first MMO all over again. I was and still am really happy with Destiny and can't understand why people dislike it. Interplanetary travel, mixing FPS and giving you a third person MMO feeling to the experience is brilliant. At least for me.
Without knowing anything about this game. The first impression seeing this video was, japanese people trying to do some kind of norse mythology spin off, which looks really really lame.
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