Still, I was having fun, until today I noticed doing strikes over and over, grinding away at ridiculous healthbars for better loot that you´re not going to get, is actually kinda boring.
I love hearing Staten talk. Thanks!http://youtu.be/vUxRTCTr7ic
This talk from GDC 2013 featured Joe Staten(former story lead who departed from Bungie late last year).
It gave the impression that Destiny was going to be FAR deeper storytelling-wise. To see the contrast between this vision and the final product is jarring, but I recommend you give it a watch.
I'm starting to suspect that Activision and the higher-ups at Bungie were limiting him from achieving something deeper story-wise. Mind you, Joe Staten had been at Bungie for over a decade. His enthusiasm in this talk doesn't match the quality of the released product.
Seriously man that line could be gold.
He's probably on the mega block list by now.Hip Hop Gamer needs to stahhhp. He's making Gies look levelheaded.
There is def a difference in regard to that hiphopgamer tweet. I def do think people go into experiences with a critical eye instead of just trying to enjoy the experience. Kinda like a person bringing a list to a first date trying to find the one instead of just going with the flow.
These reviews continue to blow my mind. Destiny was better than I expected, and my expectations were reasonably high.
Too many people forget that on a 1-10 scale 6 isn't "bad". I personally think Destiny deserves a 6. I enjoy it for what it is and it will keep my attention for a little while but it's not anywhere near a 8-10 game.
These reviews continue to blow my mind. Destiny was better than I expected, and my expectations were reasonably high.
Absolutely. Not to mention, you tend to revisit these same areas extremely frequently.Not really too surprised by the average review scores.
I'd have to play the game for myself but I watched a decent amount of YouTube videos of the beta and the game looked a little boring. Something about the world seemed so empty. Perhaps that is because it was beta but it's like there was "life" missing in the game and by that, I don't mean other players. I don't know, is this an issue people are having with the final game?
http://youtu.be/vUxRTCTr7ic
This talk from GDC 2013 featured Joe Staten(former story lead who departed from Bungie late last year).
It gave the impression that Destiny was going to be FAR deeper storytelling-wise. To see the contrast between this vision and the final product is jarring, but I recommend you give it a watch.
I'm starting to suspect that Activision and the higher-ups at Bungie were limiting him from achieving something deeper story-wise. Mind you, Joe Staten had been at Bungie for over a decade. His enthusiasm in this talk doesn't match the quality of the released product.
At least relative to how many reviews there's been for sure.150 pages..Is this a record for a review thread? :lol
150 pages..Is this a record for a review thread? :lol
Man, Staten must be very disappointed with how the game turned out (story wise). Destiny is pretty much the complete opposite of what he's talking about. Just baffling.
Context. Although I admit it would sound better if it were in some high action Hollywood movie.
Yeah okay, I can see that, that some people are bothered by the (lack of) context around what you do in Destiny. But it doesn't really bother me personally. That's how I would describe the criticisms levied at this game. I agree with most of them, but they don't bother me. I guess that's what happens when the core game mechanics feel great.
y2kev pls
And we're still missing a few "important" reviews150 pages..Is this a record for a review thread? :lol
Holy shit @ the reviews!
Still enjoying the heck out of Destiny, and won't let anyone else's opinion affect mine.
Not surprising since this is the largest new IP launch of the year.
LolllllI'd hate to see your low expectations
Good on you for enjoying it. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous. I played both the alpha and beta and found the game terribly boring and repetitive. As a result I cancelled my preorder. However, being a big Bungie fan, I had hoped the real gameplay hook was hidden away somewhere only to blow away the masses at launch. Obviously that didn't happen and the reviews speak for themselves. I'm glad you got something positive out of it though.
It was pretty fucking bad. The Simpsons had a joke like this in an early season, and Destiny's here playing that line for real.![]()
Oh, man.
Hmmm you can argue watch dogs falls into that category. I think this one had more expectations and in turn is now more controversial because of the people working on this game and the new type of experience expected because in the end watch dogs is just another open world game where destiny was supposed to be something different for console players..
I lol'd.Another good line is when dinko says "here goes nothing!! Or everything.." Shivers down the spine.
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Oh, man.
Another good line is when dinko says "here goes nothing!! Or everything.." Shivers down the spine.
Watch_Dogs does fall into that category, but everyone's hype for the game had diminished quite a bit as the launch came about. Particularly the downgrade in graphics, the pc requirements, the resolutions for the consoles, etc.
Destiny was being heralded as the next step for first person shooters. With Bungie's expertise and renown, the hype did not diminish come launch.
That the open terrain is potentially explorable.
http://youtu.be/BTfhrONAp-c?t=2m30s
People seem to forget the qualifiers made, but hey - anything to drive a narrative.
Nowhere in the video does he say that you'll be able to do that at launch.
I watched some gameplay and holy shit its like dragon age writing bad. What the hell happened?
LOLspot is a joke of a site - The same site gave TLOU an 8 and Beyond 2 souls a 9
there is a reason the traffic for that site took a nose dive and its not just down to their backassward forum re-design.
Never ever take them seriously on anything ever
Really?
Saying something like "We hope to send you guys there someday" is purposefully vague and misleading, especially when you consider that demonstration of the game happening prior to the release of Destiny.
If there intention wasn't to mislead they would have said, simply "We hope to expand the game into those areas in the distance for post-launch DLC", not "All that stuff, if you ran out there, it's all playable terrain".
Nowhere does he say you won't be able to do that for launch. The implication is that you will be able to, but it is left purposefully vague to mislead.
The Last of Us was 206.150 pages..Is this a record for a review thread? :lol
I don't really see how those scores merit this strong of a reaction, though.LOLspot is a joke of a site - The same site gave TLOU an 8 and Beyond 2 souls a 9
there is a reason the traffic for that site took a nose dive and its not just down to their backassward forum re-design.
Never ever take them seriously on anything ever
I know which video you're talking about. They could have just left it at talking a big game and underdelivering. But then throwing the grenade was the salt in the wound.
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There is def a difference in regard to that hiphopgamer tweet. I def do think people go into experiences with a critical eye instead of just trying to enjoy the experience. Kinda like a person bringing a list to a first date trying to find the one instead of just going with the flow.
"We hope. . ." doesn't sound particularly ambiguous to me. You can certainly argue that he used the line knowing full well that it wasn't going to be in the game anytime soon, but given the world building and commitment to future content, I'm landing on the optimist side of things.
I know which video you're talking about. They could have just left it at talking a big game and underdelivering. But then throwing the grenade was the salt in the wound.
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Don't they say that "one day they hope to send you to it" in the video.
Maybe in the future??
Don't they say that "one day they hope to send you to it" in the video.
Maybe in the future??