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I know I paid 50 for the premium or what ever it was. Cod just has things like buy this one gun for x amount of money, or buy this shader. It just seems like a rip off to me.

I have room mates that i share the account with. I dont know how in the hell anyone could have that much time. Moron. Besides, time played would not reflect views and opinions of the game.

Umm no

[quote]Edit: Before you read, please note that this is not a comparison of games, but a comparison of $/content value. TO ALL THE HATERS: Most of us come from a FPS background in either COD, Battlefield, or Halo. And it seems there is a lot of us on here slamming Bungie, but can we please BACK THE CRAZY TRAIN UP?!!! [u] I, myself, have been a COD person, so I'm going to speak specifically from that point of view[/u] Let's look at the facts before drawing some conclusions: 1. Call of Duty games launch with around 10-11 multiplayer maps, then charges a fee for DLC (usually around $15) that includes around five more maps. There are four of these DLCs in a "season". This DLC has no other content then those five maps and then maybe a new weapon - Destiny launched with 11 multiplayer maps and the first DLC will introduce 3 more maps to the Crucible 2. Call of Duty games generally have an entertaining campaign mode that takes about 6 hours to complete. You are solo on this campaign. - Destiny launched with a "campaign" mode that takes at least twice as long as a Call of Duty campaign, and can be played with up to two other friends if you want. You can always play it solo if you choose. These campaigns do repeatedly start you in the same world over and over again, but take you through different parts of that world to defeat different bosses. 3. Call of Duty puts in tons of micro transactions for character customizations, voice commentators, weapon skins, etc. that you pay real money to access - SO FAR, Destiny doesn't make you pay any more for such customizations. There are tons of options already available. 4. Call of Duty's DLC includes only 5 multiplayer maps and maybe a gun for $15 - Destiny's DLC includes 3 multiplayer maps, a host of new weapons and armors, new drop items, a new raid, new missions and strikes, new shaders and it costs only $5 more. So, let's add all this up: CALL OF DUTY - For a $60 game, and $40 of DLC ($60 if you don't buy the season pass) I get: - Around 30 multiplayer maps, a 6hr campaign, some other kind of co-op mode that usually few people touch, a couple of added weapons, a number of looks (though your armor/camo/ghillie suit play no role in actually preventing damage), and that about sums it up DESTINY - $60 game, $35 for DLC ($40 if you don't buy expansion pass): NOTE - I'm going to estimate based on what we know of The Dark Below and apply it to the House of Wolves DLC - 16 Crucible maps, an estimated 24-30hr campaign that can be played solo or with a small team, about 12-15 new weapons, 8-10 new armors (that actually do something besides aesthetics), three 6-player co-op Raid missions, multiple in-game currencies, a grimoire packed with story content (albeit very few people read, but it's more than COD has going for it), and that about sums it up. My question is this; WHAT DO YOU PEOPLE WANT???? Destiny offers so much more content then Call of Duty or Battlefield, or even any of the Halo games. You may not like the story as much (agreed, it was extremely lacking), but there is a ton in this game, the gameplay is tight, and for less money then what I pay in a year on Call of Duty I feel like I'm getting more content. I'm on Playstation, so an Xbox user may feel differently, but let's admit that for a new IP, this game has a ton going on. CAN I GET A WITNESS?![/quote] People didn't buy this game for some rehashed Cod shit. They bought it for a mmo halo type which was what was led on

Yep...and its really just a grind...with few interesting or inventive sections... i.e. when I used to play CoD a long time ago, the Ghille section was awesome on MW1...

Bump & suck it up princesses...

Well kiddo... You don't seem to understand much about economics and what the benefit margin Bungie requires to pay their employees, keep that team and the servers running and keep updating the game. Because in the big boy world money is everything and when you don't make money you can't maintain your standards. Activision is a publisher that made destiny possible by giving Bungie 500 million dollars. And now Bungie (probably already has the money to pa back what they have to) but need to keep making profit to keep the company alive.

[quote]You kids are -blam!-ing idiots they are giving you shit that is already completed and on the disc. Why don't u idiots pull your pants down and bend over. .[/quote] Skylanders does the same thing, take your pitch fork over to their forums

You already have

Please, for the love of everyone's brain cells, learn grammar and learn to spell.

I never complained about not getting the value out of my money dude. You're pulling things out of nowhere to try and twist what I said. I've played tons of rpg's also, great, that makes me hot shit I guess. We're talking about Destiny though. You compared this game to COD. THAT is the bottom line, and THAT is what I'm saying. If the game is being compared to COD it has issues, and if you're comparing it to COD, like many other people say, I can't take you seriously. So write another long ass irrelevant paragraph to my statement, please, by all means, entertain me more.

This is why. Note the part about the campaign being completely different to what was advertised.

All these other games released with a full finished story in campaign mode as well. unlike destiny which had their full story hacked into pieces so they could then sell it to us in micro-transactions and call it dlc.