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9/16/2015 3:29:16 PM
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Either way, most endgame activities move along with the game. Nightfall is one of them. The endgame progresses as the game expands. Whoever bought and just stayed with Vanilla Destiny, already hit the endgame when the new stuff came out. Now your endgame is done. Meaning no point to playing the game anymore.
I will say, TTK is a great expansion and the story is now here. Lots to do and has been lots of fun. After 12 hours, I am still working on questlines, haven't hit max light level and haven't don't the crucible part yet. So much content and now a lot of fun finding more powerful stuff. It's kinda like borderlands now. Constantly finding new stuff. This expansion is getting great reviews vs when Destiny came out last year. It was low 70's last year and now hit 88. Def been worth the $40 I paid.
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you avoided my point NOT 1 year.. 3 months. And you avoided it because it lays bare Bungies abusive terms and foul treatment of customers. 3 months after they launched the game they blocked access, limited rewards and debased strikes.
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3 months. Fine. Doesn't matter. As I stated in another post. Destiny has MMO aspects. The aspects are being embraced more and more as expansion are released. Nightfalls, Weeklies and Dailies are endgame content. On MOST MMO style games, endgame content moves along as expansions are released. You still have your base game and featured items like a Raid that is locked to that certain part or expansion of the game. Destiny is not a full MMO, but is basically a subscription based model hence new expansions more frequent than an actual MMO game. People that bought Vanilla Destiny, got to do what they need for their "3 MONTHS". What I don't understand is when this game was released, people knew about the expansions, people knew Bungie had a 10 year plan and these people should have know that this is a progress driven game. If you stopped after Vanilla Destiny, then the game is over. No point to play this anymore since you are not continually paying for the new content and new endgame. This subscription based style games with moving endgame has been around for decades. Not just this game.
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1 year later you have gotten to lvl 34 without dlc. You have also gotten many new multiplayer maps and vendor gear. Maybe they shouldnt have given things to people for free.
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your right they should not have. I would much rather have the game I paid for than a half ass . half locked half blocked POS I have now.
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Oh my gosh. Just buy The Taken King or move on. You're a very small minority in this community, you have a voice and are allowed to share your opinion but it's clear that Bungie doesn't care and that's not going to change. People that like this game are happy to pay for new stuff and keep going as the game grows...if you're not just move on. Love it or leave it
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Gary, you may not agree with a lot of this. Destiny had been fun but got old up til and after HoW. Believe me, I am well over 800 hours in this game, I would highly recommend picking up TTK. I assume with these post you didn't get the last 2 expansions, so would be $60 more to add to Vanilla Destiny. TTK is amazing. Def so much better than Vanilla Destiny and the first 2 Expansions. Bungie has fixed this game completely with the 2.0 update and questlines. This is how Destiny should have been when it released last year. Hence the 88 score on metacritic.
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If they didnt give you that stuff free. It wiuld have been what it is now only worse. So be happy for what you got. I hated both dlcs but still bought them and now i have the new one. If you like the game buy the expansion, if you dont then dont play it.
