I've never gotten this vibe, honestly can't think of single instance from any of their vidocs that gives this impression.
It's a four minute video showing some of the differences between D1 and D2, that's it. I don't get a sense they are hyping this up more than what they have already shown, and what we generate ourselves.
Only Titan Actually has any kind of weather with hail stones and shit.
You mean the destiny that was described by a dev during it's E3 showing? Because that dev mentioned a lot of awesome shit that never made it in. Such as (Gambling on matches, Racing, Trading, etc)
More like in terms of story and sidequests also some rumors were that sidequests would give exotic weapons and not random luck of the draw
That mission only used two bubbles I think. The first was the junkyard and the walk through the wall, and the second was that patrol bubble that lead into the shipyard to fight the fallen captain. You couldn't leave the second bubble and get into the wider patrol space though.
That's been how many exotics have dropped since Y2 of D1.
Ahh yeah I remember that I think I've mentioned it before but the story for Destiny 1 before the "cut up" was Destiny 1 + DLC (Excluding RoI) + Destiny 2 + DLC (Warmind and Osiris) was supposed to be the original story for just destiny 1.
I kinda feel that most of those ideas can only run on the next gen consoles coming out in 2020. Cause jesus a lot of GAAS games are not great, maybe next gen the scope will be better.
I mean they apparently had it working. Just I guess upper management didn't care.
I don't think there's one single thread, but there are a couple that were made back when they announced what's gonna be happening. Here are some threads with info on upcoming changes.
The same vanguard that didn't notice the entire cabal army entering the sol system and the earth's fucking atmosphere and a giant ship parked next to the sun to blow it up?
LOL. Bungie is going to be focused on Destiny 2, Destiny 3, Destiny 4 for the next decade plus
I'm pretty sure there's a lore entry that explains why they weren't able to notice, I'll have to find it.
I'm sure that's at least part of the motivation (see: Rise of Iron), but fans have been asking for old zone reduxes a bunch. I'm hyped of this means more returning, expanded zones, though I'd still appreciate new locations staying the major focus.
Not saying this old zone returning is bad or lazy at all. But no, fans are wanting the main stories to proceed forward, not just branching out more "side stories." Check Datto's interview with bungie. And RoI was literally bungie's bandage to buy more time because activision wanted them to release D2 in Sep 2016. But WOTM is indeed a great raid.
That was when they launched the barebone vanilla D2 version. Players didn't have much to do at the time and they were asking why D2 didnt come with all destinations in D1. Those complains became very few when Forsaken launched with loads of activities. One of the first page threads on reddit yesterday was literally asking to remove Mercury if the game client's size gets too big. But okay.
So because one person posted that they can remove Mercury should the file size get too big, that somehow represents the entire community on this topic?
Because it getting lots of upvotes means the community agree with him? I don't speak for the whole community and I spoke for what I saw from forums and discords just like you saw people hyped for cosmodrome mission.
If you think everyone who upvoted that post literally wants to remove Mercury, literally removing content from the game, and not just upvoting for the memes, then I don't know what to tell you, welcome to Reddit I suppose?
At least the OP and most relies weren't making meme. It's just one of many community's opinions. You don't agree then move on, I don't need you to educate me how to read internet posts?
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