Yes...but Destiny doesn't.
The point is there's a really easy resource out there to quickly find a group.
It's the best content in the game and well worth the very small amount of effort it takes.
It'll take you about 2 minutes to find a group on destinylfg.com
They should have included something in the game, but I understand why they didn't do random match making for raids. It would lead to a lot of shitty experiences.
Not only is it clickbait, but the author can't even write properly.
Seriously...look at what's written under the "Night Time" section. It's one long, overly wordy run on sentence.
"You recall the feature trailer of the Hunters and Night time, the dread of the character as he races through the boulevards trusting he is escaping them and making it to wellbeing the surge and rush of been really outmatched and running for dear life, wel...
The author completely ignores one aspect as well...people like myself WANT to support our favorite developers. I gladly bought the remaster...additional funding for Naughty Dog makes me a happy gamer.
Man...what I wouldn't give for a 1080p/60fps Bioshock Infinite. Or a "Bioshock Collection" for that matter.
They wouldn't even need to update textures or anything, just those changes would be enough for me.
2k still owns the IP I believe, so it's not entirely out of the question!
I'm not a PC gamer but...just, no. Wrong.
The Last of Us at 60 FPS was absolutely incredible. A huge step up from 30.
Actually the game looks fantastic. Has some of the most "photo realistic" environments we've seen in a console game yet.
I'm not sure what this whole debate is about though. PCs will always outperform consoles...it's just about whether or not you want to invest in that.
Games not being properly optimized has also become a serious issue lately.
Is this a joke? It was a great remaster and 60 fps was a game changer.
Wei was definitely one of my favorite characters from last gen. Sleeping Dogs is awesome.
Dying Light should be a lot of fun.
The fact that Techland provided extended demos to so many different sources a couple months back (youtuber theRadBrad for example) shows how confident they are with their game and the engine they've built.
That was a stellar feature.
Druckmann is certainly at the top of his class and his approach to crafting a story is a big reason why.
@Dread
What the hell does console power have to do with gaming features?
It's a design choice, not a hardware limitation.
Ready at Dawn wanted to focus on delivering the best campaign they could, building a compelling multiplayer suite would have required a ton of additional staff and resources.
There's still a place for great single player experiences in today's gaming landscape. I'm glad titles like this exi...
Had no idea this was a thing.
Never got a chance to play it last gen, may have to now.
Then again I'll be picking up Bloodborne...but more great gaming is never a bad thing.
Ranked by impending disappointment?
This is exactly what's wrong with so many "gamers" these days.
*Looks down at related articles, sees "4 reasons why The Phantom Pain will be disappointing"
Uggghhhhh.
I'd rather have capture the flag (or relic) rather than a smaller skirmish team.
PVP is a ton of fun in this game, just needs more objective based modes.
Not a good example.
There's a 100% chance of a Call of Duty each year, not a 50/50 chance. :P
Quantum Break looks great. I don't think Remedy has ever disappointed.
Not really into the rest though. I enjoyed Fable 2, but lost interest in the series after that.
Halo 5 may be good, but the beta footage didn't do much for me. Destiny (lack of content notwithstanding) has really solid core gameplay and has a major expansion coming in September. I prefer it's vertical gameplay to Halo, Bungie are still the best at creating satisfying shooting m...
Yeah...console gamers have these things called laptops, phones and tablets they can use while gaming.
I don't understand how anyone could make that comment.
I'll definitely be picking up Driveclub in the next month or so.
The launch was unfortunate, but from everything I've heard it lives up to it's triple A pedigree now.
Plus...that weather. Glorious.
I believe it was already confirmed that the max level with House of Wolves will be 35, so a slightly bigger jump from the last DLC, which makes sense as it has to tide over gamers until September.
I don't exactly believe these dates are true. The info he stumbled upon could have easily been a placeholder. I would take the info from that Bungie investors event to be more accurate until it's confirmed otherwise.