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11/29/2014 1:52:32 PM
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Or is it a lack of imagination that clouds your ability to create stories that go along with your own character?
I feel like Bungie designed the game to be an embodiment of individual personality and imagination. Does my hunter look similar to other hunters? Sure! But doesn't Master Chief look like Master Chief no matter what Halo disc you buy?
Bungie has now made two monumental games: one which has a complete story of a super soldier that defends what is left of humanity, and one that has a complete story and world that requires imagination to fill in all the gaps and holes.
I see no fault in either (despite the things that should be addressed to make Destiny's gameplay more fluid).
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[quote]I feel like Bungie designed the game to be an embodiment of individual personality and imagination. Does my hunter look similar to other hunters? Sure! But doesn't Master Chief look like Master Chief no matter what Halo disc you buy? [/quote] Destiny is supposed to be about customization. Deej bragged about the fact that all characters would look different, but he was wrong (not a big surprise.) something that requires imagination is fine, but when the reader/player has to imagine the entire thing, it proves a lackluster basis from the company.
