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4/9/2016 3:10:45 PM
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You say that but when you stand back and watch, most Destiny players are addicted to the game. They always say "screw this game, I'm done forever. New games are so much better", but when those get boring what game do they return to? Destiny almost every time.
Somehow Bungie has made Destiny into a masterpiece addiction simulator which people love to hate and hate to love.
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[quote]You say that but when you stand back and watch, most Destiny players are addicted to the game. They always say "screw this game, I'm done forever. New games are so much better", but when those get boring what game do they return to? Destiny almost every time. Somehow Bungie has made Destiny into a masterpiece addiction simulator which people love to hate and hate to love.[/quote] Hahaha. Hit the nail on the head!
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You could justify your response if The Gjallarhorn and Icebreaker or any weapons of that caliber were the ultimate rewards. But the new loot rewards and again light level increase are not worth the frustration. I used to laugh at all the Destiny killer or Destiny is dead posts, after re-evaluating this new April 2016 patch, I think the boys in Seattle have slit their own jugular arteries (throats)...........
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There's nothing to justify though. People are addicted to the game while having full knowledge that there is nothing rewarding about it. Hence why I called it an addiction, because they can't leave forever and keep coming back. I'd love for loot to be an amazing feature of Destiny, but as you said, it simply isn't.
