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Edited by Kurismic:
1/8/2014 11:29:49 PM
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A Destiny for Everyone
[b]Status:[/b] Revised Heavily
I don't want Destiny to be dark and gritty any longer. I want Destiny to be a game that people of all age groups can have great amounts of fun in. I don't want this game to be limited, restricted, or otherwise held back by any means, and I believe that is what we are going to get; an amazing, unrestricted experience for all users. Whatever is incorporated will be great, and that is all that matters. I can't wait for this game, and I can't wait to see you guys there!
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1 ReplyEdited by Squizzlor: 1/8/2014 9:05:54 PMDark dose t exactly bead a lot if gore. It takes a harsh environment, and so far it looks like the world of destiny is riddled with corpses from the event which took out humanity. Over all they could convey a dark world while going for a teen rating. But I some what agree, I enjoy a dark universe, like Roddick escape from butcher bay, but that's not what destiny is at heart. But I really don't feel bungie should shoot for a Teen rating, surrendering realism from your master piece for a rating seems disgraceful. A story is assisted by grit even novels made for adolescents often have grim details that spark the imagination I feel that bungie should not hold their product to standards of a Rating. It would be like taking a movie like the godfather and looking to make it PG 13
