They have dedication otherwise they wouldn't even be trying to fix the game. The problem is they have bad management and no clear vision of what they want Destiny to be.
Let's not forget the #TwoTokensOneBlue thing either. Bungie has terrible management right now and a serious lack of direction as well as a major communication problem both internally and externally.
It almost seems like they have no idea what they want Destiny to be.
Maybe the fact that Eric Hershberg, CEO of Activision Publishing that deals with Destiny, is stepping down will be a good start.
That statement isn't technically wrong. Eververse is just ONE of the things players aren't happy about.
I blame Luke Smith. The game rebooted it's development with only 16 months until launch, and there is only so much you can do in 16 months when developing a AAA game with Destiny's size and scope.
Blame Luke Smith. He was head of development on The Taken King, but D2 had a reboot of the game with 16 months left to release. That coincides with Luke Smith taking over as Game Director.
@fenome
They got rid of the Grimoire in Destiny 2. When you want to read the lore behind an exotic item, you just examine the item and, on Xbox, squeeze the left trigger, and a lore tab slides out.
The biggest issue with the MTs, even though they are cosmetic, is that a bunch of the items have lore behind them. Like the Exotic ships should be items that you can unlock through quest chains.
Bungie’s biggest issue is lack of management and lack of a clear vision of what they want Destiny to be.
If Randy Pitchford is attached to it, don’t believe a damn thing he says.
I will believe it when I see it. Income tax time is coming around soon, and I like a lot of people, was thinking of upgrading to the One X from my One S after I buy my 4K tv. However, I have decided to buy a PS4 Pro instead. I will wait until E3 to see if the One X is a purchase or if it will be the same old song and dance. I suggest everyone considering the One X do the same.
Lionhead never over promised anything. It was always Molyneux that was running his mouth and promising stuff he never delivered.
At least Molyneux has nothing to do with this game, so it might be amazing!
@Sloth
You do realize that shortly after the civil war the two parties switched ideologies. The Democrats that were for slavery and segregation broke away from the party and became “Dixiecrats.” They eventually went on to join the GOP. Learn you history.
We also need at least a hard drive that is 2TB or larger.
I agree. Reveal at PSX 2019 with a Fall 2020 release.
I see the PS5 being announced at PSX 2019 with a Fall 2020 release date.
Honestly, I am looking forward to seeing the hardware of the next gen consoles. 4k/60 with HDR support should be the target. I also want to see a bare minimum 2TB hard drive.
Power on par with or better than the Xbox One X
Larger than 1TB storage drive
Longer battery life on the controllers
4K capable blu-ray drive (the fact that this wasn't included with the Pro makes no damn sense)
@Sirk7x
Doesn't matter whether Halo was iconic or not. Bungie still adopted this air of secrecy and mystery when it came to communicating with their community. They are starting to realize that that will not work anymore.
Bungie's problem right now is bad management and lack of direction. The game rebooted with only 16 months left to release, almost the exact same thing that happened in D1.
The fact that they scrapped everything that was good about D1 and started over with D2 shows lack of vision and makes no damn sense. It is like Bungie has absolutely no idea what they want Destiny to be, and they are just making it up as they go along.