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[Krotoan]

https://www.gamesradar.com/what-destiny-if-its-not-mmo/
https://gyazo.com/b2ce501f5e3f584203caca88c142cab7 That's if you simply google "Is Destiny an MMO?"


Here's an article from the same site you used. Also you can just google "Destiny is not an MMO" and look at all the other equally confused people and articles.

And it was a point of contention to your credit, but considering the developers themselves eventually conceded they had an MMO on their hands, albeit an "action MMO", it seems that Destiny 2 (possibly not Destiny 1) is an MMO by its own developers admission.

That wasn't my point at all, you made a point that all developers make you go from map to map, create new characters, etc because of the story. My point was that's false, I played games where that wasn't the case.

I said Developers do force you do things. As in that there are other developers who force you to play how they want. I apologize if that wasn't clear. Good thing we've cleared that up.

Doesn't. Mean. They. Aren't. Story. Driven.

... can you not reply in Memes?
Spongebob text in several of your previous responses, I'm betting those "."s are supposed to be "claps"... That's a little annoying.

They have STORY. This isn't the same. Story DRIVEN means the intended driving force behind playing the game is that you would like to find out more of the story. Now this isn't REQUIRED that you pay attention, but it's understood to be a major focus of the developers and a large selling point of the game that not only does it have story, it's going to spend a significant amount of time and resources showing and expanding that story. If something is LOOT driven there's going to be a buttload of hype/mechanics/discussion about the stuff you get, if something is PVP driven there's going to be a gigantic amount of options, achievements and builds for PVP content.


Containing story and being driven by story are very different things.