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1/23/2015 1:00:36 AM
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Look, I believe the reason why Bungie can't really give us what we want is because of the hardware limitations, and the issue (this is me just making an assumption since I'm no developer) in juggling between last gen and these next gen consoles.
We probably won't see the full potential of Destiny until the second one in the entry is set forth with solely the power of these newer generation consoles.
Don't they have to TEST everything on each console to make sure it works properly? That takes a lot of time!
In their effort to cash grab they shot themselves in the foot by putting this game on PS3 and Xbox 360, this may sound harsh, but they should have set their efforts in just making it for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
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The act of Responding to and acknowledging player feedback is not a hardware issue. It's a customer service issue.
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Hardware limitations should only be an issue for things requiring raw horsepower. Graphics, huge numbers of things on the field at once. Those sorts of things. It might explain some underwhelming moments and non-destructible enemy ships (but weren't we able to blow enemy shit up in later Halos?) but I seriously doubt the hardware is stopping Destiny from implementing many of the more reasonable things that have been suggested - vault space, a more sensible reward structure for some activities, in-game LFG and clan tools, more variety in armor models, etc. It's not a hardware issue.
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Gotta agree there. Doesn't seem like a hardware issue.
