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Edited by MooseOfDoom!:
11/8/2014 8:22:05 AM
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I love reading the grimmoire, I hate reading the grimmoire.
I just read the grimmoire for the human race I should have copied it to share it with you guys, but it's written almost like a poem and one of the lines resonates with me: " I'm not an spiritual man, but I've always thought there's something pure, something transcendent about space flight. We go there because we can, because it's who we are."
Bungie you need to put these great writing in the game, where people can see it and experience it, where we can get lost in the fiction and be immersed in the awesome universe you've created.
Don't force us out of this universe. Let us get lost in it.
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My opinion on the cards is that If I wanted to read crappy fanfiction tossed together by an intern 4 months before release I wouldn't have paid $60 for a game.
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Considering how people hate reading and despise mystery, I doubt it would affect much. Case in point look at the hate for the game as it is now. People pestering for skippable cutscenes and whine about the mission objectives and then when they're done rushing to finish the mission in the shortest time possible to be first they completely miss the tidbits that help flesh out the story and start crying about the "lack" of one. Immersion requires a sense of patience, attention to detail, and experiencing the journey more then caring about getting to the destination ASAP. The ability to read, let go of the sense of one's reality, and let the mind imagine is just beyond those that complain.
