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[Mindlog]

Yeah, the smaller teams exacerbates the issue of casuals running into pain trains.
It always takes some time to shake out, but loadouts should homogenize pretty quickly.

Still not happy with the speed changes rolling over into PvE. Booooooo.

 

[lindseybp]

They should at least have one match type with 6v6. Not a fan of 4v4 on all match types. This is from someone who has been playing since the alpha with almost 700 hours on the game.

 

[SuperSonic1305]

Aerial 1v1s were peak Destiny. Hopping about, skating fast, blinking and plinking.

Translation required.

 

[slyfox]

Your friends are in for a really rude awakening if they think D2 is going to be more casual friendly, and they don't have you as a crutch to rely upon.

They have average to above average shots. In Destiny having a good shot didn't mean much because of all the 1 hit kill abilities. Im confident we will do better in D2.

 

[Hahs]

They should at least have one match type with 6v6. Not a fan of 4v4 on all match types. This is from someone who has been playing since the alpha with almost 700 hours on the game.

Guaranteed before D2 ends we'll see this.. legacy matches for veteran players

 

[border]

Its more noob friendly because teamshooting alleviates the lack of accuracy in noobs. My friend was able to do much better in D2 because I could help him a lot more and he wasn't getting killed by 1 hit weapons or abilities. Also, hes a Halo player so teamwork and using guns like the pulse wasn't to drastic from Halo

So casuals are going to like Destiny 2 more because they can just mooch off of other people's skill, and the game will tell them they're getting kills when they actually aren't?

That seems like not the greatest plan for the casuals or the sharpshooters.

Guaranteed before D2 ends we'll see this.. legacy matches for veteran players

It took like a 13 years before Halo 1 multiplayer was ever re-introduced for legacy players, and that was after Bungie had abandoned the franchise.