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10/22/2017 3:42:58 PM
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No I don’t think that is entirely fair. I have over 3000 hours in D1 and as a game on its own D2 is disappointing.
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Perhaps you find it disappointing because it’s a different experience to destiny 1 and you’re also burned out of destiny after 3k hours (too much) playing. With a game so similar yet so different like destiny 2 it’s bound to be disappointing for really hard core destiny 1 players.
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[quote]Perhaps you find it disappointing because it’s a different experience to destiny 1 and you’re also burned out of destiny after 3k hours (too much) playing. With a game so similar yet so different like destiny 2 it’s bound to be disappointing for really hard core destiny 1 players.[/quote] I played d1 for like 100 hours
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That’s still 100 hours of playing a game very similar to destiny 2.
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[quote]That’s still 100 hours of playing a game very similar to destiny 2.[/quote] So? I played h2 for like 5000 hours and played h3 and reach tons too.
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If you’ve really played halo 2 and 3 that much but didn’t play destiny 1 for as long it means you didn’t like the game as much as halo 2 and 3. If you didn’t like it as much it would make sense that a sequel would not hold your interest for very long.
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[quote]If you’ve really played halo 2 and 3 that much but didn’t play destiny 1 for as long it means you didn’t like the game as much as halo 2 and 3. If you didn’t like it as much it would make sense that a sequel would not hold your interest for very long.[/quote] Facepalm
