Added: 03.06.2015 3:16 | 4 views | 0 comments


GI As I noted in my write-up about House of Wolves, now is the best time for lapsed or new players to get into Destiny. The Prison of Elders arena mode and end-game PvP Trials of Osiris event round out an already compelling package of activities. At the same time, the endgame experience is increasingly group-centric. Lone wolf guardians (or just players who hop on at odd hours) are at a severe disadvantage, both in activities they can enjoy, and in the rewards they can reap. However, Bungie already has the tools and mechanics in place to solve the problem, and in the process the developer could enrich the anemic storytelling that has plagued the title since launch. The answer lies in further embracing the potential of the bounty system.

Added: 03.06.2015 2:16 | 5 views | 0 comments


Forbes: One Strike. Two Raids. Three Arena Challenges. PvP Endgame. These are seven different Destiny activities that require premade teams of three to six players, without the help of matchmaking within the game itself. Given that four of these seven were introduced in the new DLC alone (House of Wolves), some players are finally getting fed up with Bungie insisting on group activities, yet failing to provide the tools in which to assemble these groups in the game.

Added: 01.06.2015 23:59 | 6 views | 0 comments


Lego Worlds had a surprise release on Steam Early Access; Batman: Arkham Knight won't have any loading screens, and Destiny developer Bungie trademarks something called "Eververse Trading Co."

Added: 01.06.2015 23:59 | 1 views | 0 comments


Lego Worlds had a surprise release on Steam Early Access; Batman: Arkham Knight won't have any loading screens, and Destiny developer Bungie trademarks something called "Eververse Trading Co."