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  • 3 weeks later...

That depends.

Do you like all of your free time being sucked away?

In all honesty, I enjoy it thoroughly.

Can play as a casual, but you miss out on some limited time items.

Can get heavily into it, but you miss out on life.

I'm kind of in between.

Has both pve(player vs environment) and pvp(player vs player).

But pvp on console is hit and miss with some cheaters.

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yeah pretty much, stopped playing after lightfall, couldnt be bothered with the final shape...  ran that game into the ground for years... bit of a shame.. the  story was awesome.

was playing a lot of trials but the hackers became tooo much, ruined the game.

 

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1 hour ago, defari said:

yeah pretty much, stopped playing after lightfall, couldnt be bothered with the final shape...  ran that game into the ground for years... bit of a shame.. the  story was awesome.

was playing a lot of trials but the hackers became tooo much, ruined the game.

 

Yeah, nightfall was very "meh".

And I'm crap at pvp, so feels like everyone has cheats(it's just my lack of skill).

Final shape has been pretty good. New raid and dungeon are pretty good. If you want to give it a go, probably wait until it's on sale. But, as usual, most of it feels very familiar. 

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On 06/11/2024 at 8:17 AM, luke gtr said:

Yeah, nightfall was very "meh".

And I'm crap at pvp, so feels like everyone has cheats(it's just my lack of skill).

Final shape has been pretty good. New raid and dungeon are pretty good. If you want to give it a go, probably wait until it's on sale. But, as usual, most of it feels very familiar. 

i'd play it for the dungeon but thats bout it. its same ol rinse and repeat from destiny. the novelty of a new season wears off after a week.. and for 60-70 bucks whatever they cost these days, not worth imo.

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On 09/11/2024 at 7:04 AM, defari said:

i'd play it for the dungeon but thats bout it. its same ol rinse and repeat from destiny. the novelty of a new season wears off after a week.. and for 60-70 bucks whatever they cost these days, not worth imo.

That's completely fair.

What are you playing these days?

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