An FPS that plays a lot like Halo did when Bungie developed it. The main hook for this particular game is that character builds and team-based PvE are a large part of the game, meaning there's more for you to do than just deathmatch it up all day and night. From what I can tell, they've put a lot into the world-building, so it should actually be story you can care about.
I think there's plenty to justify having a PS4, but... I guess your logic is sound, if it is the only game you want.
I've liked Bungie for years, now, but I'd been kind of getting down on the general art style of Destiny... it just seemed boring, or something.
I play games with my kids, so I've been getting a lot of mileage out of numerous indie games. Resogun, Towerfall, Trine 2, and Cell Damage are recent big hits in our house, though they were both fairly enthralled by Destiny for the time they got to play it.
One of the things I liked about the Alpha (and I hope remains for the beta and main game) is the frequency of loot drops. They're not that common, even for common weapons/armor. You might get 3 drops on a 20 minute mission, and I like that. The worst part about Borderlands (and most other loot-based games) is the constant menu surfing. Every time a fight is over, you picked up 10 new guns, so now it's time to make sure you're using the best one, so let's go into the menu AGAIN.
I agree that the art style isn't all that appealing at first glance, but it's good to know when the game is in front of you being played it looks good.
None of these issues have ever affected a Bungie game. Halo did just fine without kbm or PC versions, and so will Destiny.
I don't think there's not gonna be a pc version, but I do think it's never going to be a focus. If you release a game on PC, it's going to be pirated far more than actually sold, that's just the reality of the situation. "Player," demand on PC doesn't actually correlate to, "Paying customer," demand, so they really don't have much reason to have a sense of urgency on the PC version. Once all of their paying supporters have gotten the game, they'll release on PC the the industry standard 95% piracy rate.
This has always been a pretty silly argument. The incredibly obvious solution is right in front of us, after all: support usb kb+m on the console versions. Most people already have them lying around and the people that don't can get one for less than a regular xbox controller if they aren't dead set on getting a razer or something. The situation, as it is right now, is like if people banned arcade sticks from a bunch of fighting game tournaments because they're so much better than controllers.
Double posting because I didn't see this particular post earlier.
I'm not sure if you're trolling or being serious, because you just went through almost every software pirating talking point. Regardless of whether you're serious or just taking the piss, this isn't a conversation for this thread. I'm going to leave your post because it's my fault for even opening the door for the PC master race hive mind. I'm closing that door right now.
I'd start a Skullheart clan, but I did so in GTA5, and it taught me that there simply aren't enough players here to make up an effective clan in a different game.
