indeed. the mechanics and game were spot on in Destiny

In regards to enemies. I think they're referring to the fact that there were different enemies. Granted it was still limited. With The Division you have what? Running around killing nothing but humans? Or will there be infected that become monsters, abominations, perhaps something like clickers in Last of Us? While Bungie didn't create enough variations and enemies in the grand scheme of things there was some variation through year one in the different Fallen, Vex, Cabal.

Varied Locations. yeah this is a tough one. Bungie did set out Planets in Destiny but they were nothing more than small plots of a hundred acres with little to do or explore. So The Division could learn from this and ensure there are enough locations, buildings, places to roam, explore, to go so players maintain an interest.

Listened to Fans. Bungie definitely listened to fans. Unfortunately they listened far too much and tried far too hard to please all fans. Instead of putting their foot down they listened to the whiners and in turn alienated some true fans and continuously ruined the game. Had they truly listened to the fans and made real adjustments 20 of my friends including myself would likely still be playing. You can't argue Bungie didn't listen because they did. The problem is they listened to the wrong group and tried far too hard to please everyone. To some extent anyway because we all know Dedicated Servers are the one thing we all want for solid PVP because as it stands the game borders unplayable to incredibly frustrating most of the time.

Unfortunately these two games are getting thrown into the same category all too much. While to some degree they may be similar the fact is they are incredibly different games. Not only that but the game modes and what each has to offer is incredibly different. Personally I see Destiny offering more with Raids, Strikes, bounties, a solid & fun PvP that would have been awesome with dedicated servers, etc. I fear that The Division might lack longevity and grinding the map or dark zone might grow tiresome and old rather quickly. I hope I'm wrong and as some didn't like Destiny others will find that despite my views that is what they love about The Division. Got of point. I just wish people would stop comparing the two because they are incredibly different

The problem is, Destiny wasn't a failure financially. The Division would love to make the money that Destiny did. Therefore, there really a mistake on Destiny's part as far as a lack of content or anything.

If Destiny made that much money with small, recycled and cheap content then the division will too.

Which is sadly my greatest concern with the division. It was fun but seemed super repetitive like destiny.

Ummm yes destiny did. Year 1 best weapons, fatebringer, found verdict preadthys timepiece and revenge, vision of confluence, corrective measure and mythocast. Not to mention the exotics that xur rarely sold "gjallerhorn" and the only way to obtain those were multi-player events. Raids pop or nightfalls. Night falls and raids may have been pve but the are MULTIPLAYER coop modes. I obtained every year 1 and 2 exotic along with all raid weapons and loved destiny till I realized bungie probably won't ever manage this IP correctly. But I am sick of hearing that comparison cause it's totally WRONG

Dude destiny is this worst managed IP I have ever loved. It's pvp is crap lag fest and for every expansion they made previous content not relevant. I can say this because after The Kings Fall raid and the stupid drop system and 1400 hours played with 12 trips to mercury and 100's of completed raids I got fed up with bungies nonsense. And for you to throw cod in there to while slamming a game for trying to be creative...well your impossible to take serious.