In 12 your status effects actually hit though and lead to interesting combat options more like an SMT game. But overall it sounds like they are building an interesting combat system with some nice options to work with. I hope it's fun.

12 had status effects and it was great.

Not very likely to get new content though. The game just seems backwards and sophomoric once you can see the whole thing. There's fun to be had, but it's like nobody making the different parts of the game talked to the other people. So new content will just add more of these activities that still won't make any…

I like that description. I mean once new games come out this winter people are going to sort of choose whether to go back to Destiny or not and I don't know if adding in a handful of new things to do will really keep people coming back and paying for expansions when their workflow will be the same: do the content…

So I had some discussions with friends as the Destiny thing started about what to expect going forward and after doing the raid I see a problem. First there isn't really any content that helps you get to raids, no dungeons really. And yet that doesn't really matter cause the raid doesn't necessarily use the type of…

The raid is weird, once a week you get to try your luck with the raid, then it's back to Destiny proper. There's no real learning going on, no learning how to work between classes to solve problems for bigger encounters. As well the game doesn't force people to learn to work together before the raid, and not having…

I beat the last boss. Hardest part of the raid is getting a group together. Well, that or people who don't know what they're doing trying to be "in charge"...If your team keeps dying how about listen to what the person who already beat the encounter is saying works.

I had some really heinous connection problems last week where I couldn't stay online, and it lasted like a day and a half. Seriously, is it just me or are the servers looking worse and worse?

I enjoy RPGs, but a lot of times reviews don't really get too in-depth with these games. Yeah, they'll talk about story and some of the different elements but often they don't get into whether mechanics fall apart later on or if the game gets too difficult or loses difficulty. Also replayability isn't really…

It's so horrible. One character tells Elsa how cold it is and asks if she isn't freezing. "It never bothered me." Ugh. And we're only on episode two.

"We need to have a talk son. Where'd you learn to main Lil Mac?"

I think Mac is like the noob tube. He can help players without skills but in a few weeks most people who are playing as him will have moved to characters which are more balanced.

12. Custom Emblems

My track:

Today's patch will also stop players from getting ascendant materials when they dismantle Queen's Wrath gear.

Our Cave who art in Stone, Hallowed be thy Adds. Thy engrams come. Thy will be farmed, On Old Russia as it is on the Moon. Give us this day our daily glimmer. And forgive us our freeloading, As we forgive those who grief us. And lead us not into rage quitting But deliver us from the Cryptarch. For RNG is the kingdom,…

People like games for different reasons. I don't mind the grind in Destiny so much, I think they could have put some more inventive elements in the story campaign though. Still not about to quit playing.

Q: And where's TARDIS?

Honestly though, what did they expect? I mean there are a lot of great games that haven't got metacritic scores that high. It seems like a huge gamble in the publisher's favor to expect metacritic to save your bonus.

This is dumb. Like people would talk about who might get Atlus when they were up for sale and people with a brain basically said "someone who can get the most money out of it" while dummies said stuff like Sony or Nintendo. Like Microsoft can definitely make money on this game, especially over time, but I think…