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10/15/2015 3:27:41 PM
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Most MMOs also offer Transmog, which allows you to keep the look of old gear with the effectiveness of new gear. Thus all content remains relevant, though its relevancy decreases a little with each major expansion.
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But are any of these games shooters? That makes a big difference I think.
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Shooters do not treat there weapons the same. They usually play around with the stats to draw guns to players. Even with a meta in FPS there are people who can whip out a weapon in which it appeals to them and still have a relevant fun time with them. Of course I am talking about PvP in other games. If you look at the the FPS genre as a whole you will see that the system in place for the weapons pertains to the niche of the game. What Destiny is trying to do is bring the system of MMOs into a FPS feel/gameplay. Because of this Bungie has the tough job of finding the balance, feel, fun factor, progression, etc. of this hybrid game.
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That would be cool on legendaries although little late now as most people have ditched there old gear. Destiny's problem seems like it doesn't know what it wants to be and so kind attempts to be one thing but affects something else.
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I agree. Bungie has said Destiny is not a fusion of MMO and FPS but hay Bungie, it is. If they would openly embrace this they may justify certain things and find there own path a lot better. Because of this hybrid Destiny is of its own. I just wish they would embrace the fans a bit more and open up to us. Let us know what the end game is to help them get their. Right now it is still a bit foggy and players want one thing while Bungie goes another way and all is lost in the confusion. Players get mad and frustrated while Bungie looks like the bad guy when all they want is to give everyone a specific experience.
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Spot on. Knowing why the reduced drop rate of weapon parts for example. By keeping silent it leads to do much speculation and that just seems so off considering they want the players to express their own views to help shape Destiny.
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And then it changes its mind and break promises and trust... Repeatedly.
