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Destiny: The Collection (Microsoft Xbox One, 2016)
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I love RPG games, and am huge into all of the Borderlands. Destiny 1 has a similar feel to Borderlands, but sadly does lack much of the compelling story. There is a base story that is somewhat interesting, but very short. Interaction with the world, AIs, and cinematics is at an all time minimum (especially when compared to its sequel, Destiny 2). If you truly just love playing RPGs and are down for hundreds of add on missions, then the collection pack is where it's at. I wouldn't recommend buying just the base standard game unless you were desperate to further understand guardian lore and story in attempt to better lead into Destiny 2 (though Destiny 2 on its own can be a standalone). I bought it knowing very well that Destiny left much to be desired because, like I said, I just really enjoy this game style. If you want a totally immersive game, however, I'd recommend Destiny 2, or the Borderlands series.Read full review
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If you've never played Destiny, I would describe it best as a first person shooter with multiple missions to go on, a hub city to buy weapons and ships, and very little story to keep you coming back for more. Don't get me wrong - the run and gun game play is decent, boss battles can be rewarding, and team co-op can be fun with the right people. Aside from that, Destiny lacks any sort of compelling narrative from the start: you are a guardian, you're brought back to life to safe the world from "the darkness", and from there you level up and collect new weapons, and eventually, you'll confront "the darkness" in an anticlimactic way, and then the credits roll. The Taken King is, in my opinion, quite good. Much better than the main story. Rise of Iron is a joke. It's 20 minutes of game play with two 5 minute cut scenes in between - it's hardly a challenge. Overall, I like the game. It isn't terrible, but it lacks any sort of story, NPCs are generic, and the major hub cities don't make you feel like you're immersed in anything big. It's kind of like you have to make your own fun in this game: if you've got a good group of people playing with you, or you are hellbent on farming levels for resources for that one must have item, than there's plenty of futuristic fun to be had, but if you're looking for a narrative similar to Star Wars or Skyrim, than you've come to the wrong place. It's a good game for a rainy day or a cheap thrill though.Read full review
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This game is fantastic. It had all 4 expansions included. A bargain at 20 bux. The campaign is complete and the mp is fantastic. They start you at level 40 so that your at the highest level from the beginning so that other players don’t kill you easily. A definite must have.
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I purchased this specific game because it was an all-inclusive game. I get it, try to set up the DLC, then find out the codes aren't usable and I would have to pay an additional $59.99 to get the expansion. So, essentially I wasted $20 when I could download the whole package for $59. It also didn't state that the codes were invalid.
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I come from the Half-Life generation. I liked Halo, but this is definitely different than Halo. I love the mass collection of weapons, the bosses, the graphics and the story. Worthy game for any first person shooter enthusiast.
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