What do you call Dust?

It's been well known it was PvE and not a PvP game. Doesn't change anything.

When you think about it, they probably wouldn't want to go stepping on Halo's toes by putting the focus on PvP, nevermind competitive PvP, with Destiny.

Better to appeal to the larger crowd of gamers through Destiny by just making it enjoyable, and leave the actual PvP that matters to the Halo franchise.

Bungie has announced that PvP won't ever be a factor although competitiveness through pve will be encourage.
There's only 3 classes with limited spells.

So basically it's a pve heroes dream, it's pointless, un challenging and no competition. Just the same old grinding rubbish with nice graphics. If your a competitive PvP type gamer then this game is absolutely 100% not for you,

This thread reminds me of all the kiddies that used to say "Global Agenda isn't dying" all the way up until half a year AFTER the developer had stopped supporting the game.

I used to drop into the community with the sole purpose of having a quiet chuckle at how deep in denial the tiny group of hangers-on were. That wasn't the first game I did that with, wasn't the last either, and if Dust's current direction is any indication..... I'll still have many opportunities for quiet chuckles in the future......

Bungie has announced that PvP won't ever be a factor although competitiveness through pve will be encourage.
There's only 3 classes with limited spells.

So basically it's a pve heroes dream, it's pointless, un challenging and no competition. Just the same old grinding rubbish with nice graphics. If your a competitive PvP type gamer then this game is absolutely 100% not for you,

When the developers of the the recent Halo's and Call of Duty were making this game, i knew it would be a completely flop. They are masters at building a ton of hype that idiotic little kids buy into, but i have known better since halo 3, and call of duty 4.

I agree that the Last of Us is amazing. However I could never see how a 3rd person shooter woudl completely kill a FPS even if the FPS was really bad (like dust). Numbers are still falling for dust dont let the server numbers fool you as they added Eve and Dust together to mask the actual dust numbers. That being said I am going to wait until Destiny is closer to coming out before I make any decision but it looked awesome at E3.....and even if its not PvP may still be worth getting.

Destiny will be fun, but it will still be one of those loot-based FPSs with limited abilities and the only thing pushing you forward is the hope of finding a better gun, which will soon become useless as you level up a couple more times. There will be $15 expansions if you wish to continue seeking more guns to take down the bad guys, then in a couple years a $60 sequel.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy games like what Destiny appears to be, but it is no substitute for what Dust is working towards.

What do you call Dust?

H-Hour, that's how.

Lets face it the truest of truest shooter fans all have a link back to Socom 1 and Socom 2.

No actually your being moronic, im just stating that for someone who is PvP oriented destiny is a no go, if people prefer PvP then obviously there's no fun in a pve game.

Erhm, Halo 3 was Bungie's eff you to MS since they were locked into project and a contract they just didn't want.


The originators of COD are making Titanfall and that game is indeed looking better and better.

Titanfall is also a great example of how Activision can't actually develop anything truly new. They say that they are starting from scratch, when if you watch gameplay it's obvious they are still using repeated textures used in call of duty, the environment even practically looks the same as a CoD game when you watch the gameplay. That's the thing about bungie and Activision, they claim they are the innovative force in the gaming industry, when in-fact they are one of the least innovative in the entire business. And Halo 3 wasn't the only error in Bungie's long list, you also have Halo Wars (just a typical strategy game with halo slapped on the name), ODST (should have just been a simple dlc), and even movies made after Halo. They profited on the fact they could keep repeating the same **** over and over again and people would buy it. Same thing happened with Call of Duty. It doesn't take much to keep repeating the same thing that gives you easy profit, but it's a whole new ball game when you decide to truly innovate every title you release.