does anyone have some feels of their own?

Is your Guile any good? Care to taste the wrath of my Hakombos?

They are already designing the game for PS4, which is supposedly similar to a PC. How hard would it be to produce a PC port?

So why not announce it will be available on PC? I don't understand holding back on this unless its for reasons other than technical feasibility.

I wish people (not just here) would stop getting hyped by concept art and quotes of Bungie employees speaking vaguely about how awesome Destiny will be. I think if people didn't get so hyped by such things, there'd be pressure on Bungie to release more substantive information. (Yes, I realize there's nothing anyone can do about this)

I'm concerned about whether Destiny will be able to successfully court casual and non-gamers (which Bungie has said is their goal with the game) and still provide a game deep enough for hardcore gamers like myself and retsamolah. The needs of the two groups are often very divergent.

I really want to buy a Destiny faction shirt, but since I know nothing about any of the factions or how factions even work in the game, I can't make an informed purchase. What if I buy a Future War Cult shirt, but FWC ends up being a lame organization filled with bronies and redditors?

Does anyone else know these feels? Or does anyone have some feels of their own?

I'm really concerned about what platforms are going to be available and who I'll be able to play with.

Microsoft's Xbox One itself concerns me - I have some privacy issues with a telescreen in my home that is always listening and phones in to microsoft once a day (at least). What assurance do I have it doesn't and cannot record conversations or stream audio/video to a microsoft database? Absolutely none.

I don't like that there hasn't been a peep about a PC port from Bungie. The game would probably be pre-ordered right now if there were. Looking at the console options today, I don't really... want any of them. They're too expensive, locked down. I just want to play on my PC these days. At least multiplayer doesn't cost me any extra that way.

I got two of each. One for the collection and one to wear around.

Seriously, I got rid of my older Bungie memorabilia a couple years back and regretted it later. The old black Seventh Column shirt with the fist and lightning bolts was awesome. I wore that sucker until the print was barely visible. The Faction shirts are similar in that the graphic designs are cool lookin' but the brand isn't immediately identifiable to anyone but insiders.

The only obvious solution to this quandry is to solely and exclusively wear TSD shirts with the sleeves torn off.

But we already have one of those...

I really want to buy a Destiny faction shirt, but since I know nothing about any of the factions or how factions even work in the game, I can't make an informed purchase. What if I buy a Future War Cult shirt, but FWC ends up being a lame organization filled with bronies and redditors?

Does anyone else know these feels? Or does anyone have some feels of their own?

The only obvious solution to this quandry is to solely and exclusively wear TSD shirts with the sleeves torn off. It is either that, or wear no shirt at all...for the ladies of course
It works for me.
They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time.

Maybe one day, maybe one day...

Destiny hipsters? No, no, I got it. When Destiny becomes crazy popular, we'll be the "true fans, the ones who were there at the beginning." Heh.

Despite the many times I have worn my Destiny shirts in public, I have yet to discover other random Bungie fans. The closest I came was, "Hey, cool shirt." Indeed it is, random person, indeed it is.

The only way people ever say anything is "What's your shirt from?" Good enough for me. I've even gotten quite a few Halo fans excited about Destiny that way

I bought the FWC because it's blue. That was my only reason to buy that particular one. The main reason I bought it was to identify other random Bungie fans when I wear it in public. It's obscure enough to the general public that the only reaction or second glance I will get will be from other Bungie fans.

tl;dr: Wearing Destiny shirts before it was cool.

Destiny hipsters? No, no, I got it. When Destiny becomes crazy popular, we'll be the "true fans, the ones who were there at the beginning." Heh.

Despite the many times I have worn my Destiny shirts in public, I have yet to discover other random Bungie fans. The closest I came was, "Hey, cool shirt." Indeed it is, random person, indeed it is.

I have three Destiny shirts. The faction logos look cool. That's about all I need in a shirt.

I bought the FWC because it's blue. That was my only reason to buy that particular one. The main reason I bought it was to identify other random Bungie fans when I wear it in public. It's obscure enough to the general public that the only reaction or second glance I will get will be from other Bungie fans.

tl;dr: Wearing Destiny shirts before it was cool.

And yesterday.

I have three Destiny shirts. The faction logos look cool. That's about all I need in a shirt.

For a moment I thought I was the only one who bought all three shirts :) And, yeah, they're pretty sweet.

Plus, it's Bungie, dude. When and if they create a game I don't enjoy, I'll sadly put on my skeptic hat, but in the meantime, there's a lot of joy in life to be had in anticipation.

This.

Plus, it's Bungie, dude. When and if they create a game I don't enjoy, I'll sadly put on my skeptic hat, but in the meantime, there's a lot of joy in life to be had in anticipation.

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