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Time consumption seems like a matter of fact to me. 10 hours there, 2 hours here, 100 hours over there..gamers have the time and will devote that time to various games. It’s not a negative for Destiny or even worth mentioning.

Sales and how well received a product is among consumers is popularity contest. If you want to argue quality then you need a podium in a classroom somewhere but even then many instructors will understand the value of making a product that appeals to many people.

Loot grinding…Good.

Yes, time-consuming. And who is freaking out? If you have a job, a career, a family, and/or Interests outside of videogames, Destiny requires way too much time to get anywhere — at least, in year one.

Millions listened to Britney Spears music. Millions play Call Of Duty. Millions watch reality shows. Subscriber count is not testament to quality. Destiny was hyped for years and comes from the company that developed Halo. HALO. Destiny is no Halo.

There is a point where playing Destiny is just not worth it. The core gameplay is not great, IMO. It is not simply the fault of the story. The are pluses as some aspects are done well, but too many key aspects fall short.

The time required is substantial and that is just for the chance to be awarded one of the more rare weapons. There is no other reason to play so many repetitive missions, as I stated to gameplay isn’t top notch or even very fun. It is reel of scratch off tickets disguised as a videogame.

I never said anyone should stop playing Destiny, entirely. Simply, that if you do play it as intended, it will monopolize your free time. The main point to the game is collecting weapons. Activision and Bungie intentionally strung along players to keep the player count up.

And yet it’s one of the highest played games this generation on PS4 and XBox One.

Time consuming? It’s a game. People have been capable of playing multiple games over the course of their life.

The whole “either or” line of thought is beyond silly for this, or any, hobby.

I have Destiny, GTA, and many other games. I don’t freak out about time. I play what I want when I can.Welcome to life.

Destiny is highly time consuming. With work, commute time, sleep, and other interests, it can be tough to play multiple games.

GTA does not require the same grind and you truly would be play for fun and for shorter periods. Raids are by far the best part of Destiny, and I assure you, I wasn’t raiding on 3 characters because it was so much fun.

Tack on Nightfalls, Crucible, IB, and dailies x3. The time spent was to overcome the horrendous loot/reward system.

He is correct that the netcode or performance thereof, along with the lack of dedicated for an intrinsically online game, is a slap in the face to customers. Crucible, with all it’s balance faults, can generally fun when not mired in lag.

This type of design is a large part of so many people espousing a “hatred” for multiplayer. They are angry because they “suck” at it, but truthfully, they aren’t as bad as they may think. Play enough matches and it is evident the weapon and the player are not always to blame. The Crucible is rife with impossible goings on and radically inconsistent results.

The game looks worth it to millions of gamers currently playing it. The vitriolic reaction the game gets from people on in the internet never really matches up with the feelings past and present Destiny players have with it.

It’s a good game. It’s not WoW level where any individual will consistently play it year after year but it’s solid for what it is; a FPS with PVP, story, raids, and loot grind.

As far as GTA goes. I don’t see why any person would need to skip this game, or any game, just to play another instead. If you’re a gamer then play the games the look interesting to you. Of course, that doesn’t guarantee that you will like every game that you play. You have to try stuff out anyway.

I don’t know how anyone can take a review seriously when the fact that their network code is pure trash… absolute udder garbage….and the review didn’t even mention it. 3v3 = lag. ZERO packet filtering, meaning whatever packet gets there first wins. That may sound like a good design but it’s not…because if your connection has a higher latency, you do better. They don’t have dedicated servers, despite what you are lead to believe by fanboys and again 3v3 = lag. The system rewards lag, not skill. The balance of this game is pure trash that we, as beta testers/paying customers, had to endure for year 1.