[b]What-if we change/switch console's?[/b]
how can we keep our old profile & transfer it to the next gen,ETC
First, by having it saved in the server's not only we would keep our acc...
[Awesome incomplete sentence above :P]
But how is this going to work?
[quote]1. make us sign in to bungie.net
2. Nothing
3.Nothing[/quote]
You see what am trying to tell you guy's here? [spoiler]doubt it[/spoiler]
this must happen bungie!!!! it's the easier path.
[P.S] more member's/traffic = more money, but i know your not Activi$on
[b]- Space Beaver Inspired me [/b]
[quote]There is nothing from a technological side of things stopping them. As long as the data is stored in the server rather then the console, it would be a simple matter.
It has nothing to do with either MS or Sony. This is all on Bungie's end and whether or not they want to do it.[/quote]
[i]FYG - Fly Young Gentlemen You Are My Sir![/i]
but your probably a girl :I
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I think there's a very good chance that Bungie has already planned to enable our Guardians to cross platform boundaries. #1 Destiny IP is planned to last a decade-plus. Obviously that is beyond the commercial lifespan of PS3 & Xbox 360. So Bungie must have anticipated players on those platforms needing to upgrade at some point. Forcing Guardians to stay on either PlayStation or XBox because of legacy decisions seems unnecessarily limiting. #2 Bungie has historically kept control of player stats & data and used that access to encourage & develop community. Locking players (& themselves) into console choices made in 2014 (or before) is counter to this trait. #3 At GDC last week, Bungie presented details of their armor customization architecture which clearly demonstrates "forward compatibility" as a design goal. If they are doing this for gear appearance and continuity, it seems obvious they'd do it for character records across platforms. I don't know if character migration will be present in the first Destiny title; but I'd say it's a certainty for Comet I and beyond.