Does the game seem like it's going to get boring once the magic of playing it for the first time wears off or after the fist play through? I know the alien isn't scripted, but to me it does look like it would get repetitive after so many hours or after the first play though. 

In the US it's still possible to be prosecuted if said lolis are found to be engaged in acts that would be deemed obscene by a jury.

You would think a law that can ruin your life would be made a little more clear. Wouldn't "obscene" be something as innocent as the character masturbating or having sex?

Bethesda would have definitely made a better Destiny in terms of dialogue and story.

Are you implying Skyrim has a great story and that Fallout 3 wasn't filled with plot holes? I don't know about Morrowind, but when it came to guilds in the other two games after it they all fallowed the same plot thing. There's no choices in it and there's no multiple endings. 

Quote from: BerzerkCommando on October 06, 2014, 06:27:38 PM

What's sad is that this game will most likely have more story focus to it than what Destiny has.

I'm pretty sure Tetris has more story than Destiny.

Hell from what I'm reading Faster Than Light has a better story. The only story to that game is you have information about the Rebels and their flagship so you go on a journey to tell the feds and to destroy that ship. That's literally the story.   

Quote from: GodspeedGojira! on October 05, 2014, 08:30:57 PM

The Grimoire deals with concepts advanced enough to eclipse the majority of Halo's lore.

Though the actual game struggles to combat your average episode of the Teletubbies.

Too bad 90% of people will never read those because they are not in the game.

I don't get why Bungie did that same mistake agian. In Halo the majority of the lore and important things like the Spartan programs complete history and why the war started are in the books or only explained in the books. They didn't have to go into 100% detail, but you would think they would have gave a decent back story in the games and leave the books to go over it in more detail and extra things. You would think for the first game in their brand new IP they would put everything they can into it like what they did in Halo CE. I don't get why Bungie became so lazy after Halo 2. 

Yeah there's no need for it.
I don't mind cloning animals, but for humans it's just weird as frack. Plus what would be the point?
 

If you need surgery at some point in your life you can get your origins cloned before hand so you have a supply for them. Instead of having to wait for one you can get one that day or whatever without having to be on some list. The other thing is that they can clone a supply of origins so they are ready when needed.

I wonder if 343 added in lava just because of that line?

Destiny has got to be one of the biggest smacks in the face since Aliens:CM

I would say GTA Online, but I don't think that was as hyped as badly as what Destiny is. I remember an article at GameSpot that was about Bungie talking about the spaceships. They were saying they were going to be the shit and sometime after that we find out they're nothing, but loading screens. I also remember when No Mans Sky got announced. There was this shit storm on Bnet because people were mad that this small time indie team is having fully controllable spaceships. And then there's Bungie which is this AAA developer that doesn't even have space combat in the game.

You should post this on #Destiny.

Then there's the MP to add even more to the list. Bungie sure did rush that game to get out of that Halo deal.

Quote from: Dustin on October 02, 2014, 05:57:48 PM

I'm almost certain it is illegal though? Where did you hear this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_corporal_punishment

Damn the South is pretty damn backwards. In Russia that got banned in 1917 and we know how bad Russia was after that time.

 

If they were able to hit the target, would the smaller chunks be a threat to the planet?

The asteroid will still be around the same mass. Instead of having one big hunk of rock going at you there's no many hunks of rock coming at you. By breaking it apart it's going to cause more damge because its hitting more than one area. There's a reason why we use M.I.R.V's instead of using one big ass bomb.

Fracking Cylons.

So whenever I have a weapon that causes fires withing a ship like that fire bomb. I always target the O2 system with it after some other systems are down.That way the crew of the ship is diverted away from those fires by fixing other things or there's less crew to handle it. I also do the same thing with normal weapons if I'm able to. There are times where I use the bomb all over the ship just to start fires to the point where they can't be put out to get to the systems. Sometimes I sit there for minutes watching and waiting for the crew to die from oxygen lose while their ship is at times burning up. I even had a ship with 4 boss ions just to keep the O2 system down. So am I a sadistic asshole for taking out a ship like that? I feel it's somewhat justified because I remember the things the AI did to me. I remember all those times where a giant alien spider killed one of my crew. Or the many times where I see my ship breaking apart and in my head I can hear my crews silent cries for help.