I have Destiny 2 for both my PS4 and PC.

PC just ruined the PS4 version for me, it's basically unplayable now. I can't believe I used to play this shit so much (Destiny 1). It's really, really terrible.

And what's this shit about X and Pro not being able to run it at 60? I bought my PC in 2012 and run this at 1080p60 maxed. What the hell.

Do yourselves a favor; don't try this game on PC, you won't be able to go back to your shitty console version, like what happened to me :(

@graffitiheart: Right, "the way" it tells the story and the characters and their interactions. That's the draw. That's the "story", then. The adventure itself and the narrative is utterly meaningless and only acts as the backdrop, serving up interesting locations and a general motivation for continuing.

And if you wish to stick with your analogy and claim action movies are generally known for their strong story elements, I don't think we'll ever be on the same page here.

@jkittleson: I have three of those and still realize all three together can't touch my PC. You need to realign your assumptions.

I played it up to where you get your powers back yesterday (on PC) and all the while i kept thinking "this could be done on the PS3". It's not a technically impressive game. It's just not and deep down you all know it.

Oh, I had it maxed out running at 60 fps. Better than console, but that's not saying much.

I played Destginy 1 to death on PS4 and this looks & feels way to similar. IQ is pretty shit with no MSAA, which is a shame.

@graffitiheart: Yes, the fact characters are well made *is* a good reason to stick with Uncharted. Same goes for Overwatch. See how story never plays into this? We were talking about story. I'm not being obtuse, you're conflating.

@graffitiheart: Can you summarize the "impactful" story of any Uncharted game for me of the top of your head? Rhetorical, by the way. That game is about character dialogue and performance, not story, which blends with the locales into the backdrop for the action.

@simonbelmont2: The point was that game mechanics and playability are rarely the focus of game reviews nowadays. Often these things aren't even mentioned. That's a problem.

If ever a game needed PVE cross-play or at least cross-save, this is it. Fragmenting the playerbase ina game so dependant on # of people playing just makes me sad.