What, the Wolf Age wasnt good enough for you?
(If any series deserves more credit than it got, its Myth)
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Do you think Bungie will continue to build off Destiny 2 or create Destiny 3?
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What, the Wolf Age wasnt good enough for you?
(If any series deserves more credit than it got, its Myth)
I don't know if this has been discussed, but just due to publishing itself, won't they need to move on? How would they split money made with Activision on future expansions?
When Super Destiny 2 Arcade Edition (I jest) comes out with D2 years 1-3, Activision would need a cut of all Y1&2, yes? How would that work? I would think they would want a clean break and have nothing of D1 or D2 left in because of such complications.
(I really have no clue though, so please prove me wrong if it wouldn't be an issue)
When Super Destiny 2 Arcade Edition (I jest) comes out with D2 years 1-3, Activision would need a cut of all Y1&2, yes? How would that work? I would think they would want a clean break and have nothing of D1 or D2 left in because of such complications.
(I really have no clue though, so please prove me wrong if it wouldn't be an issue)
If you expect Anthem to play better than destiny wooboy you're going to be disappointed. And I have anthem preordered.
Again, bullshit. If you wanted the game to be fun, you would acknowledge it, not make dishonest out of nowhere accusations.
What you said was patently and utterly false. So no, you are totally disingenuous and don't think you look at all like you honestly, truly care about the game if that's what you're fine with stooping to.
You going to keep ignoring people pointing out your comment about "nerfs nerfs nerds" wasn't true or actually explain it?
No, and to be fair, the people working on it felt the same. Source: An old boss I worked for in the past was a huge part of the team. It was not a fun experience at all.
The best course of action would be using Destiny 3 as a reboot point (you know, exactly what they planned on doing with Destiny 2) and reinvent the series. Go the total opposite direction and scale it back, something ACTUALLY akin to a mix of Borderlands mixed with Halo but without the MMO-esque grind more of a focus on well designed levels, open but focused combat spaces and lack of a hub world type thing. Reincorporate vehicles, a focused narrative with engaging characters and bring back the core "30 seconds of fun" rule that made Bungie games work so well nearly a decade ago.
Work on wide open levels similar to the size of the first level on the Halo ring and focus everything in with a four player co-op focus. Take away stuff like The Crucible which, frankly, has been junk from the jump and always played second fiddle to the main game. I don't know, I think a smaller and more focused approach would help Bungie focus on delivering high quality content with greater frequency and would make the game more accessible for newcomers while maintaining the depth that the hardcore players enjoy.
In any event, I hope whatever comes next looks at Destiny and Destiny 2 and says "yeah, let's not do that again."
Work on wide open levels similar to the size of the first level on the Halo ring and focus everything in with a four player co-op focus. Take away stuff like The Crucible which, frankly, has been junk from the jump and always played second fiddle to the main game. I don't know, I think a smaller and more focused approach would help Bungie focus on delivering high quality content with greater frequency and would make the game more accessible for newcomers while maintaining the depth that the hardcore players enjoy.
In any event, I hope whatever comes next looks at Destiny and Destiny 2 and says "yeah, let's not do that again."
Continue to support D2 with content updates, then have a fresh, rebooted and updated game engine for Destiny 3 on next gen and PC (only).
I'd be so on this, if it weren't for the port of Warframe to Switch. The game felt super sluggish, and I'd be worried that'd be the case for Destiny as well. But I'd definitely give it a shot.
I am expecting a D3 with the same formula as Forsaken (content, gameplay, mechanics).
This will keep the current fanbase happy and maybe draw in some new players. This will provide them a base income for the studio.
However, we know they are working on 1 other new IP, so I am expecting more from them in that direction in order to grow as a studio and sustain independency.
This will keep the current fanbase happy and maybe draw in some new players. This will provide them a base income for the studio.
However, we know they are working on 1 other new IP, so I am expecting more from them in that direction in order to grow as a studio and sustain independency.
