ethomaz
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OT13 have 660 unique posters.That's cool, I'm glad you guys like the game, but how many unique posters is that?
Edit - Somebody else posted before me
OT13 have 660 unique posters.That's cool, I'm glad you guys like the game, but how many unique posters is that?
So that means a game like Fallout or Dragon's Age must be the mother-load on Content/Money ratio amirite?
1 a subscription MMO that has been around for close to 10 years vs a game that has been out less than 5 months, yeah very comparable, when the genres they are in don't even match up
Put the real full price of how much a WoW player has spent over the course of 10 years against Destiny once it hits 1 year and see how they stack up
Vanilla WoW was content dry too, people forget that shit
You have a twisted logic that because you hate the game everyone else does to.
It seems you have an issue with anyone that likes the game.
Compared to something like World of Warcraft this game IS barebones and it charges you more to play then WoW.
6 expansions in a year is 120 euro, plus the game for 60 is 180, plus 40 euro for Comet is 220 euro in total for 1 year of playing.
That coupled with the fact it has less content then vanilla WoW is crazy.
When did I say that explicitly? Other than in your misrepresentation of my thoughts, of course.
They are happy that a segment of their player base is essentially a captive audience with Stockholm syndrome, yes.
I'm glad the game equivalent of buffet food is good enough for you. Some people expect more for their money, though.
You clearly stated that a segment of people play Destiny must have some sort of Stockholm Syndrome...
How about this:
Its tit for tat really, you need this DLC to keep playing in a meaninful way. It's just another form of a subscription.
Anyhoo enjoy the game, I hope Destiny 2 will deliver what was promised to us.
You could also play any game for that amount of time, repeating the same amount of content over and over. It's not necessarily a measure of how "much" content is in the game.
What keeps GAF from being an echo chamber of haters then?
Honesltz the internet period is a echo chamber since people seek out like minded communities that stroke their own preconception and egos. Or at the least they go on it to bitch, whine, and complain.
Its why negative reviews of products and people looking for help frequently outnumber positives. People with no problem aren't going to the net to post their happiness and no problem.
Comet doesn't look bad. There should be more new locations. Guess we'll have to wait for Destiny 2.
I like that HoW is coming till March, I'll have time to grind to level 32.
You said Vanilla WoW was dry on content though Graverobber
I love all the people in this thread doing the math on total cost of all the DLC but then no one bothers to factor in that this is all taking place over 2 full years.
So when you add up your $200ish number, why don't you go ahead and divide that out a bit?
paying $100 a year isn't that much, it's a game and a half.
Hell, if I wanted to think about it like an MMO I'm paying $8.33 a month. Pretty sweet deal if you ask me.
You said Vanilla WoW was dry on content though Graverobber
+1
Many people including Bungie have made it clear it isn't an MMO but that seems to be a more protective statement owing of the lack of substantial content in Destiny than anything else. "We shouldn't compare it to an actual MMO because that would make Destiny look even worse".
They better get matchmaking into one of these "expansion packs", first one was such a rip off for the amount of content.
Destiny's a weird game. I like the game, a lot, but it's the only game I've ever loved where every complaint / dislike I've heard I've nodded and gone...."Yeah, pretty accurate."
Must be the core gameplay loop. As for these expansions, bring 'em, I can afford them.
Everything that needs / is appropriate for matchmaking has matchmaking.
Bungie and whoever else can say what they want, but in my eyes, I'm playing an MMO, or at the very least, something that fills that niche.
Sounds good, although September is a long time to wait after March, but it obviously has a lot more content.
It's going to be difficult keeping my interest all the way to then, especially as there's lots of games coming out in between. Though it's managed to keep my interest for 4 months currently, which is generally 3 months and 3 weeks longer than most games. So we'll see. I'll be level 32 shortly though so I'm not sure what there will be to do up till March either. I know the Hard Raid is coming but not sure if that can hold my interest.
But weekly strikes, daily heroic and raids would all be possible with matchmaking.
Raids? No.
See, but again, you're saying that anyone who doesn't like Destiny is 'bitching', 'whining' and a 'hater'.
It's ridiculous, dismissive, language to use against people discussing the many legitimate issues that the game has. There is definitely a lot of good, healthy debate to be had about the merits of the final product, but dismissing everyone who dislikes the game because they aren't posting in the Community thread is ludicrous. Several people have said that there are 600+ unique posters in there, but a quick look at the figures shows that there are fewer than 50 with more than 100 posts. That's ultimately a drop in the ocean compared to GAF's overall userbase, and you shouldn't be surprised to find that your opinion doesn't match that of the majority.
Raids? No. Not unless they made a dumbed down LFR version.
Weeklies / Daily Heroics could use them, yes, I forgot about those. Well, Daily Heroics are easy as is, so maybe not, but the Weeklies, sure, why not.
It'll be a shame if the bigger DLC doesn't include new locations.
But.. After seeing The Dark Bellow, I really regret my Season Pass purchase. Have absolutely no faith for the next DLC, and unless Bungie deliver a huge overhaul of the game with this Comet expansion, at a very competitive price, I don't see myself buying it.
How many Raids did Vanilla WoW have at the beginning?
How many patches/updates/changes did it take for WoW to reach to where it is now...
Shit by month end people were re-rolling toons just o squeeze out content from WoW to see the other side from the faction
people forget the 2005 era, everyone think 2015 WoW today is the same WoW from 2005
I'm not agreeing or disagree with what he said, but take note that Launch WoW and WoW 2 months before Burning Crusade was very different.
Over twice as many raids, PvP Battle Grounds. World Bosses, etc...
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LOL you must be joking. If even a game like DCUO can manage some of their convoluted raids with matchmaking, then so can Destiny and it's pseudo MMO FPS "raids".Raids? No. Not unless they made a dumbed down LFR version.
Hive Ship seems to be a new location.It'll be a shame if the bigger DLC doesn't include new locations.
Raids could be done though, VoG isn't difficult but I've not tried the new one yet. If all other MMOs can manage raids with matchmaking, why can't Destiny the "MMO Lite" game?
Yep. Brain dead LFR's with neutered loot. A mode explicitly designed as a sightseeing mode so that people could at least see the raid and the storyline if they couldn't participate in the real raids.There's a standard for matchmaking for raids in existing MMOs. It's not as if people are pulling this idea from another dimension or something.
Hah, they don't, though. LFR's are raids in the very loosest sense of the word.Raids could be done though, VoG isn't difficult but I've not tried the new one yet. If all other MMOs can manage raids with matchmaking, why can't Destiny the "MMO Lite" game?
It's not in Bungie's interest. Assuming it's not braindead LFR, what would happen is a bunch of people join and get eviscerated. They then start badmouthing the raid / quality etc. It'd be a horrid experience.But yeh, more options for matchmaking the better. If you don't want to or don't need to use it, don't then? It's for us who don't have massive groups of friends on this game and can't be fucked with waiting about using LFG sites.
Hive Ship seems to be a new location.
If you look through the OP, you'll see there is a new destination.
Hive Ship seems to be a new location.
Yep. Brain dead LFR's with neutered loot. A mode explicitly designed as a sightseeing mode so that people could at least see the raid and the storyline if they couldn't participate in the real raids.
If they did that, in totality, sure. But the current raids? No, as they're not LFR braindead quality raids.
That ignores cheese, of course.
Hah, they don't, though. LFR's are raids in the very loosest sense of the word.
VoG isn't hard when cheesing the hell out of it or with a real group, you're right. CE is even easier to be honest.
Still a lot harder than an LFR equivalent.
It's not in Bungie's interest. Assuming it's not braindead LFR, what would happen is a bunch of people join and get eviscerated. They then start badmouthing the raid / quality etc. It'd be a horrid experience.
Sorry, should have been more specific.
I want to see new planets like Jupiter, Saturn.. Both have Grimoire cards and lore involved.
Or the other locations Bungie had promised, like Chicago on Earth.
This game is designed specifically to get people on a validation threadmill
It's not in Bungie's interest. Assuming it's not braindead LFR, what would happen is a bunch of people join and get eviscerated. They then start badmouthing the raid / quality etc. It'd be a horrid experience.
Sorry, should have been more specific.
I want to see new planets like Jupiter, Saturn.. Both have Grimoire cards and lore involved.
Or the other locations Bungie had promised, like Chicago on Earth.
I hope somewhere during this they actually add some social tools. Matchmaking would be great. I just got the game and it's boring as fuck to play by myself, but I don't know anyone low level, and I've not seen anyone walking around that's my level. It's pretty abysmal compared to my experiences with MMOs where even if I didn't physically know people I could usually gather a party or find some people to group with in game.