Prometheus
Veteran
Looks damn good.
Herein lies the problem.Looks really good but I worry it might be too late. If the game had launched with this kind of stuff I imagine it would've fared a lot better. But right now the game has a very tainted reputation and unless you're gonna get some influential people to evangelize this update I don't see that changing.
Why tf they waited all this time?
Stubbornness. Seemingly quite common among American studios who have had big successes before (see: BioWare, Blizzard etc.)
Apparently the team was warned back then by people on the inside and player test feedback that launching without any PVE component was a bad idea but they went ahead anyway, thinking they could become the Dark Souls of PVP shooters. Needless to say that backfired.
Not really true. There was internal resistance towards Joe Ziegler being stuck on the pure extraction shooter aspect. Some stuff has come out. I mean… they fired him
Also the previous coo after Pete…. Apparently that’s who brought Ziegler in and was behind the pivot to extraction shooter vs more of a persistent mmo world.
Post mortem interviews and redbullcola on reset have this covered pretty well..
This is def a Hail Mary but I think it really does need to go full survival game but that would need a monster map.
Looks really good but I worry it might be too late. If the game had launched with this kind of stuff I imagine it would've fared a lot better. But right now the game has a very tainted reputation and unless you're gonna get some influential people to evangelize this update I don't see that changing.
Why tf they waited all this time?
I'm sure everyone will be back if/when they announce and release Destiny 3 however.They overestimated the popularity of the extraction genre and thought people would willing pay $40 because it’s Bungie is my guess. Totally ignores the seismic evolution in the video game industry (and the competitive FPS genre in particular) over the last 10-12 years. It’s completely different reality today than when Destiny launched in 2014.