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10/19/2014 6:58:56 AM
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I don't actually notice a difference between the two, but that's my own personal opinion.
As for DLC, both games are asking for around $90 for their "complete" versions (DLC), however for Borderlands this is 4 DLC content, while Destiny is only 2. Additionally, if the current trend is applicable, then that means that each of Destiny's DLCs will be far smaller than the Pre-Sequel's. If you go with the Game of the Year edition, it means that the Pre-Sequel will give you even more value, as it will be a magnitude more content for a cheaper price.
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If you dont feel a difference playing the 2 games then i guess you are doing it wrong. I enjoy Destiny alot more, the thing i would had wanted from bl would be skill trees. Other then that it can stay the same. I would be more excited if it was bl3 and not a side project made by another studio. But as it is i got no desire to play it. I guess the fact that i know Destiny wont be ruined by dupers helps alot with the decision.. Oh and i got Destiny for free due to the sharing system on the one so im not gonna complain about dlc costs that much. But they shouldnt be shipped with such a small amount of content imo. But in the same regards no bl 2 dlc was even close to being as good as bl 1 dlc. Gameplay Sound Atmosphere 3 most important aspects and Destiny outclasses Bl in those categories IMO
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Wow. I disagree with you on so many levels I'm not even going to try to list them. Nice chatting with ya.
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Touché
