To be completely and utterly honest, I never bothered much with those loot crates. I got enough loot by doing the quests and exploring the forts, etc. But I think that’s the beauty of the game, you can choose to do things in a way while other choose differently.

“Bad itemization(you have a great sword but you can’t use it until level x) and random loot system(hey chase the marker and get a random unremarkable sword that you still won’t use, ever)“

No it doesn’t. No matter how much you might try to stretch the definition, Destiny will not be on it.

“You keep just saying “MMO” while I’m talking about an “MMORPG”. Destiny fits 5 out of 6 of the words in that acronym...”

“ Again, if you want to split hairs and remove the word “massively” from the acronym that’s fine, but it’s still, at it’s core, a game that belongs firmly in the MMORPG genre.”

“It is an MMORPG in every sense of the genre other than their technically aren’t a “massive” number of players together at once.”

Being massive. The M in MMO stands for massive, as in dozens if not hundreds of players playing in one space.

It might take all the risks it wants, but the thing is, I play Smash mostly because the characters and stages are something I bonded with over the years. Smash is more than just about its gameplay, it’s also about playing as your favorite Nintendo character and battling it out with all the other Ninty characters.…