Destiny (PS4)

Destiny has evoked a lot of interest lately. It has gained a lot of negative feedback from professional critic and casual gamer alike. I suppose you really should take reviews with a pinch of salt in a lot of cases. Everyone, of course, is entitled to their opinion, so perhaps it is for the best if you tried this game out for yourself, cheap and used if need be, because you'll have a solid output. This game will either take to you, or not. It will find a place in your thoughts and it is you yourself who will feel its welcoming appearance, or its trespassing blackball. Seriously, try it, and take this review as a guidance. I've rated it 5 stars from my own experience, but the rest is just to balance the argument and you yourself can see whether one negative is outweighed by a positive. First off, the story is garbage. No plot whatsoever and no death is meaningful. There is no strategy to each kill, only to unload all your ammunition and wait for that supercharge. It is a grind and sometimes you want to quit, yet stick with it because you've spent so long on the mission that you'll feel guilty that you gave up - this game is not casual and players need motivation, sometimes from others, to carry on playing. However, the gameplay is so solid that it is the only game I have ever played with a dreadful story that kept me looking forward to play. It is very, very addictive, the weapon wielding strong and flowing, codework deftly constructed... it subconsciously beholds your mind. There is no strategy to kills, yet there is an intelligent strategy to pre-mission setup. You are required to upgrade your two sub-classes, even though you may not find it necessary. Once past level 25, in my experience, it is best to have fully upgraded sub-classes, for example, Hunter gunslinger and bladedance. The former is best for high-damage attacks on bosses that require twenty minutes of feathering with bullets by everyone else in strikes perhaps, and the latter can wipe out large waves of smaller-level enemies and create a clearing. It is then up to you to choose which to use in the Crucible, and even then you may want to switch during a match. That being said, this is a game for players who plan forward on what they want to achieve. To reach higher levels, one must equip good gear and excluding those bought at the Agent of the Nine vendor, it is easiest to get them through leveling up a certain vendor, such as Crucible, Vanguard, Dead Orbit, New Monarchy, Future War Cult, Cryptarch. Of course you can choose more than one but if you stick with, for example, Crucible over Vanguard, you will level up faster because there is no switching about and a constant channel of XP goes towards one cult, and also because Crucible provides more 'light' armor (this is required to level up past 20). The Crucible is fun and the rewards for Vanguard strikes provide a progressive reward system which is engaging and encourages play for the best rewards which ultimately fuel your gameplay. For in the end, we all want the top-notch legendary and exotic gear, and once it is achieved, well, we can't help but feel a deep sense of satisfaction.

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en realidada quería mucho este juego, la compra se procesó correctamente y el envío se programó, sin embargo se canceló la compra por algún motivo no razonable, fue una mala experiencia.

Gran juego a un precio inmejorable. La mejor oferta aprovechando que ahora sale el tercer DLC. Totalmente en castellano incluido el doblaje.

If there was an option of Zero Stars, I would give that. There is nothing wrong with the game, infact its exactly what I wanted. But why zero stars? The VANGUARD DLC's code had already been redeemed by someone else, therefore, amazon forwarded duplicate codes to people, rendering the whole point of pre-ordering it, USELESS. This was my first game purchase from amazon, needless to say, I'll keep my purchases to Flipkart, thank you very much.