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9/14/2016 11:11:20 AM
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Private Matches are the reason I downloaded Destiny again yesterday and I'm looking forward to playing tonight.
I still can't wrap my head around the fact Bungie took 2 years to implement them though.
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Because they couldn't have added it with them supporting past gen. Now they've dropped the 360 and PS3 there's a whole new door of possibilities now.
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Edited by The Boss Harmony: 9/14/2016 12:01:30 PMYeah right, because no other shooter on PS3 and XBox 360 was able to feature Private Matches. Please don't tell me you actually believe that crap.
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They held back graphics because of last gen consoles so why not private games
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[quote]They held back graphics because of last gen consoles so why not private games[/quote] Because Private Matches are the same as normal Crucible except for customizable settings. Saying they couldn't add a few settings because old gen wasn't capable of that is just not true. Especially since it doesn't add anything, it only lets you choose which of the existing options you want to play.
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People will believe anything. According to these forums gaming was primitive before these current consoles were released.
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They couldn't have private matches with newer graphics, larger maps, moving vehicles, moving skyboxes, and the intense amount of particles that happen when supers and other abilities are activated
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Edited by The Boss Harmony: 9/14/2016 1:00:26 PM[quote]They couldn't have private matches with newer graphics, larger maps, moving vehicles, moving skyboxes, and the intense amount of particles that happen when supers and other abilities are activated[/quote] You know the only difference between Private and Public Matches is customizable settings for the game mode. If vehicles, particle effects and all that jazz really were too much for old gen then Crucible wouldn't have worked there all together.
