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Edited by overtscarab505:
5/17/2024 12:01:13 AM
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Oh Yay, More Difficult Gameplay!!!
I paid a $100 dollars each season for a game I cannot play and finish. I want my money back but I bet I can't get it. I would gladly delete and never play this game again if they would give me my money back. All the new jumping crap is not necessary to make this game challenging. In fact it makes it a lot more frustrating. I can't even play and have fun anymore. Games are supposed to be fun, my real life is challenging enough. And there is very little in game direction, a person has to watch all these videos and download this companion app or another just to understand what is happening. They have made two games here, one where the everyday person(me) can play and do well with the every day same old same bounty completions and basic missions but then there is the other game where the more serious players,("most" of which play on PC) can complete what the rest of us can't. I paid for this game with the full expectation of being able to play and finish the whole game and not just what the difficulty level will let me. I am not a happy gamer and will not buy the final shape or any other thing from this game.
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4 RepliesYears ago, I started playing a great game in which I'd get online with a bunch of mates and have a blast, trying to do some of the hardest stuff. Sometimes it would take us weeks, but we enjoyed it so much, we'd stick at it until we'd completed it. After our gaming sessions, I would stay on for hours, doing solo stuff, because there was always a chance of getting some great loot. Even from the most mundane activites such as collecting materials or exploring the huge areas, and when luck was on your side and you got a magical drop, you felt like like all those hours of playing were worth it. And it made you want to play even more. What I enjoyed most of all though, was the fact that you had to build up your power level, get better armour and weapons, and in doing this, you and your mates could meet up again and do those harder parts of the game, more quickly, more efficiently, and with more enjoyment. All those hours of grinding really did pay off, solo and as a team. Sadly, those days have gone, and that game was called Destiny.
