Seeing as I have never played the first Destiny, but have been interested in giving it a try, I am most certainly going to purchase Destiny 2.
I guess it's a good purchase for those who never got to play the first game, so in a sense, it could be "Destiny 1, the PC version" in certain eyes. And honestly, I've no problem with that (Well, except for the main Destiny players, but I'm talking about players who haven't played the game before, people like me).
@Xanitra: I miss it just as well, but I can kind of understand why it'd be cancelled, it was practically a contest of "Say either the funniest or worst thing that you can say, either intentionallyor unintentionally about how you feel that you were wronged by a reviewer". It can lead to a pretty bad comment section, and it might look bad for a website to have a series giving spotlight the worst of the worst comments.
I will say one thing as well... Kind of disturbed to see Durotan there, but don't see the Warcraft movie listed here... A fluke to draw in the people who thought that Warcraft was a good movie for the clicks? A dirty scheme for sure.
@phoenix1289: I guess it serves as some kind of endurance test for people. Same as how there are contests that involve doing a certain activity until you drop or such.
These endurance runs aren't something that attract me, but I can imagine why someone would want to do them.
@Securator: Aren't you the same person who kept on pronouncing words incorrectly? Such as "Quiet" instead of "Quite" or "Pity full" instead of "Pitiful".
@hyruler461: The way I imagine it done good is like in Guild Wars 2: You have zones that scale to the appropriate level of the zone, so that a level 100 would be in a level 10 zone, everything there would be level 100 to him (Or in other words: Mobs scale up to your current level but content that is over your level stay at that level until you reach it)
That way, zones can actually be finished, rather than be outleveled in a few quests.
I can't say I really care that much, since the game was stressful as Hell. First the singleplayer experience was kind of lackluster (Since if you wanted the best stuff, you'd have to play with other people, and that isn't exactly that great for solo players. And no, just because the game encourages co-operative, doesn't mean it should be a mandatory thing to progress with.) and the Dark Zone being one of the few places where you can get somewhat high-tier gear (At the expense of getting some gray hair from the stress of being an easy target against a number of people).
Soo... No. No update is bringing me back, I am afraid.
@gruoch1: It is actually a bit of an insane thing to say, if you think about everything behind the game.
Here we have a videogame that is basically a survival game at it's bare bones, with some planet hopping, sold at full price when it feels like a game should be half that price, and STILL they would want to give us stuff that would cost money for the game. I thought the 60 Euros price tag would be enough to cover any future expenses. I guess not.
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