@Lulu_Lulu Twitter is a reliable source. Also, you just said, and I quote, "Valve can burn in hell in!!" in another thread. Why don't you go chill out and come back tomorrow. Your objectivity towards...anything right now, is questionable.
To stay on topic doe, nobody should be surprised by this. If the game makes money, make another sequel DUH! That's how we have the infiinite Marios and Call of Dutys!
Sequels require time and effort and Money Money Money. It would be easier to just build a new map, increase the stats, extend the level cap and add more loot... Do this for the next 10 years.... It works !
Sequels require time and effort and Money Money Money. It would be easier to just build a new map, increase the stats, extend the level cap and add more loot... Do this for the next 10 years.... It works !
This kind of shit is why games should be reviewed "as is" on launch date, rather than giving it scores based on imaginary "10 year plans". I'm glad that Gamespot did that and gave the game the 6 it deserved back then, and the 6 it deserves all the more now.
Geez dude have some freaking empathy... We've all made shitty purchases, no need to laugh at people... We Should help them.
I can't help it, keep thinking of that scenes in movies where people have to dig their own grave then wait to be baseball batted and then buried alive. That pretty much sums up what Bungie have done so far.
@ten_pints: What's funny is that people who regret their purchase could have just waited a week.
I never buy games at launch. Not even the Thw Witcher 3, just to be same. 7 days alone is usually enough to get reviews from multiple sites and some impressions for gamers around the net.
In 2009 Bungie had a vision, a vision for a game with an epic scale. In 2012 seventy percent of the game was completed, it was glorious and was supposed to become the next big thing. In 2013 the game was completed. Huge scale, 7 planets, 15 strikes, three raids with an epic story, a game worthy of GOTY nominations. In 2014 we received 1/4 of the game for $60. The other 1/4 will be spread out onto 5 DLC's and the other half will be in Destiny 2. Destiny 2 comes out and people are all excited because its bigger than the original game but what they don't know is that they're playing half of the original game and payed an additional $60. Oh that marvelous Activision strats
In 2009 Bungie had a vision, a vision for a game with an epic scale. In 2012 seventy percent of the game was completed, it was glorious and was supposed to become the next big thing. In 2013 the game was completed. Huge scale, 7 planets, 15 strikes, three raids with an epic story, a game worthy of GOTY nominations. In 2014 we received 1/4 of the game for $60. The other 1/4 will be spread out onto 5 DLC's and the other half will be in Destiny 2. Destiny 2 comes out and people are all excited because its bigger than the original game but what they don't know is that they're playing half of the original game and payed an additional $60. Oh that marvelous Activision strats
Oh god...you know this sounds so awful it must be true.
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