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6/24/2015 7:26:49 PM
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Here is a direct quote from the link you just posted.
"MMORPGs are distinguished from single-player or small multi-player online RPGs by the number of players able to interact together,"
"By the number of players able to interact together" in no way does Destiny allow a LARGE number of players to interact. Again, Destiny is NOT an MMO just because you play it online with a couple of your friends.
How do you interact with other Guardians in Destiny? Via Fireteams, which I broke down in a previous post with the highest number you can have is 6. IMO, 6 people playing together in way can be determined to be a large number of players.
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"MMORPGs are distinguished from single-player or small multi-player online RPGs by the number of players able to interact together," You literally see players you have never met at the Tower, Reef or on Patrols and missions everyday. That you can all interact with or invite to do stuff. Millions of -blam!-ing people dude. Just because you don't see them all at once does not mean it isn't an MMO... Oh man, only 6 man fire teams, not an MMO. Not how it works dude. ESO raids are only 12 manned... WoW parties are 5 people in dungeons or just running around. Although I do play with my friends most of the time I have also done raids with many random people I have met at the Tower, forums etc. It is a -blam!-ing MMO, deal with it lmao.
