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6/7/2020 1:05:45 AM
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Community response to the first "live event"
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Not worthy. Plenty of players have given their negative feedback so I don’t need to repeat it, but they might as well have just released it as a YouTube video.
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Honestly, the event was bad and time was wasted. What did the debris do? Did it radically change the game world? Everything is exactly the same. The letter H blowing up, had no impact on how we interact with the existing game world. Its was 90 minutes of refreshing JPEGs.
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I would vote but you didnt provide a total shit option
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It was a good idea, and the short phase with the actual explosion/crash was cool. I couldn’t actually make it so a friend recorded it for me. Next time Bungie should: Give more notice Ensure there is a cutscene for those who can’t make it Make it a shorter event - it seemed like people waited an hour of nothing before the actual stuff happening
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The event was good. The duration was bad.
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event good, duration orrible
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The things that happened: pretty cool The fact that it didn’t start until 40 minutes after bungie said it would. And then we watched grass grow for another 40? Really shitty
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It was meh, but for all the kids/teens it's probably their first experience and it didn't matter if if was good or bad, they were amazed 😂 It's funny how so many people are easily pleased that this is what today's generation has been conditioned to 🤦
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I would give it a 4/10 it took way to long to get started but I relize why they did that they were trying to allow as many people to get in to see it. I dont really like that the emblem is attainable til reset.. if I had know that I would have just carried on bounty grinding. I could gabe simply watched it on YouTube afterward and only have taken 10 minutes instead of 2 hours lol. While I appreciate what they were trying to do and understand it was there first attempt I think they should have just done a cutscene... especially with how disappointing this seasons been.
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The event itself? Pretty cool, an actual conclusion to what people did this season. But it took too long. Though, slightly unrelated. The peak players on steam yesterday was about 214k, so apparently most of the 290k who played at launch of Y3 were very interested lol.
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Couldn't say because the game won't let me in past the perma-loading white screen of death. 😭😭😭
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9 RepliesDestiny trying too hard to be Fortnite. You really lose any sort of uniqueness when you copy other games. It's the same in every category of everything Destiny is though, so it's to be expected that Bungie are just plagiarists.
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Edited by Cudd1eZombi3: 6/7/2020 4:29:53 AMThe event was meh. It truly was. Bungie have been saying for an age that the games engine is bad and they can't do this kinda of in-game "event." They then very badly do the event and a load of people are saying how good it is. How amazing. It was epic. Yet at the same time it's how it was all these things considering "it was the first time Bungie tried something like this". Bungie are supposed to be a triple A games developer, but what we actually got was worse then an indie developer with no experience. It was a boring light show with a very unsatisfying explosion. Followed by lots of floating, an explosion that was simply the almighty debris disappearing. Which was followed by a cloud and the noise you hear when your ears ring. Well I have one question about that......what if your character is an exo? Do robots get tinnitus??
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4 RepliesHonestly surprised Destinys engine was even able to handle the event
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3 RepliesHad to work so Fuk U Bungie!😇
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It's fine
