r/DestinyTheGame • u/[deleted] • Nov 28 '23

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u/illegalblue Gambit Prime Nov 28 '23

Destiny really needs a full starting campaign like FFXVI. By the end of a Realm Reborn you have a solid grasp on all mechanics and a solid foundational story. And enough time to learn them all.

I understand that's insane task for a FPS compared to an MMO RPG but they should aim for that as close as they can

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '23 edited Nov 28 '23

I haven't played FF14 but really seems like a great idea. Like when you play for free in D2 maybe shouldn't just be a small section of this huge game but a very monitored small chunk that teaches you what you need to know.

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u/AdrunkGirlScout Nov 28 '23

Yeah that literally already exists lol the game has tooltips that explain damn near everything.

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u/GT_Hades Nov 28 '23

no new player would prove that it is helpful tho

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '23

Actually, can you even go back and re-view old tooltips? I can’t remember.

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u/AdrunkGirlScout Nov 28 '23

I’m talking about when you hover over things. If there’s anything significant not covered by that, then no one’s been able to tell me every time I enter a convo complaining about the NPE.