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Destiny Guardian, ¿por qué el juego ya no se siente divertido?Destiny Guardians, which once offered the best shooting game experience, now feels like it doesn't respect your time. Where did the exciting reward system and joy of exploration from the past go? This video deeply analyzes how Destiny Guardians' changed rewards, progression, and game structure affect the player experience.
1. 🎮 "A Game That Doesn't Respect Time": The Changes in Destiny Guardians
· Destiny Guardians is a shooting game that boasts the best controls, mobility, and builds, but over time, it has started to feel like it doesn't respect the player's time.
· In the past, encountering information about new stories or equipment motivated players to log in and achieve goals, but now, easily obtaining items through the battle pass has reduced the sense of accomplishment.
· These changes are pointed out as a major reason for the decrease in the game's fun and immersion. The exciting reward system and the journey to achieve goals from the past have disappeared, and the act of simply gaining experience points to level up the pass is being repeated. · In particular, rewards linked to paid tracks or events feel like they are obtained without effort, making them feel like chores.
· Tier 5 weapons also drop excessively, losing their rarity and value, often becoming mere enhancement materials.
· In the past, rewards obtained through raid drops, rare quests, and high-difficulty content felt special and valuable, but this experience has faded.
· Players believe that striving towards goals and the experiences and stories gained in the process are as important as the rewards, but the current system does not properly reflect this value.
· The season pass has been in the game for a long time, but it is far from the special reward acquisition experience of the past.
· These changes make players play out of obligation rather than enjoyment, ultimately increasing fatigue with the game.
· Bungie uses FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) strategies to encourage player engagement, but as everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears.
· While the game itself is still excellent, this system optimization focuses on participation rather than enjoyment, leaving a sense of regret.
· In the past, encountering information about new stories or equipment motivated players to log in and achieve goals, but now, easily obtaining items through the battle pass has reduced the sense of accomplishment.
· These changes are pointed out as a major reason for the decrease in the game's fun and immersion. The exciting reward system and the journey to achieve goals from the past have disappeared, and the act of simply gaining experience points to level up the pass is being repeated. · In particular, rewards linked to paid tracks or events feel like they are obtained without effort, making them feel like chores.
· Tier 5 weapons also drop excessively, losing their rarity and value, often becoming mere enhancement materials.
· In the past, rewards obtained through raid drops, rare quests, and high-difficulty content felt special and valuable, but this experience has faded.
· Players believe that striving towards goals and the experiences and stories gained in the process are as important as the rewards, but the current system does not properly reflect this value.
· The season pass has been in the game for a long time, but it is far from the special reward acquisition experience of the past.
· These changes make players play out of obligation rather than enjoyment, ultimately increasing fatigue with the game.
· Bungie uses FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) strategies to encourage player engagement, but as everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears.
· While the game itself is still excellent, this system optimization focuses on participation rather than enjoyment, leaving a sense of regret.
00:00 - 01:12
1. 🎮 "A Game That Doesn't Respect Time": The Changes in Destiny Guardians
· Destiny Guardians is a shooting game that boasts the best controls, mobility, and builds, but over time, it has started to feel like it doesn't respect the player's time.
· In the past, encountering information about new stories or equipment motivated players to log in and achieve goals, but now, easily obtaining items through the battle pass has reduced the sense of accomplishment.
· These changes are pointed out as a major reason for the decrease in the game's fun and immersion. The exciting reward system and the journey to achieve goals from the past have disappeared, and the act of simply gaining experience points to level up the pass is being repeated. · In particular, rewards linked to paid tracks or events feel like they are obtained without effort, making them feel like chores.
· Tier 5 weapons also drop excessively, losing their rarity and value, often becoming mere enhancement materials.
· In the past, rewards obtained through raid drops, rare quests, and high-difficulty content felt special and valuable, but this experience has faded.
· Players believe that striving towards goals and the experiences and stories gained in the process are as important as the rewards, but the current system does not properly reflect this value.
· The season pass has been in the game for a long time, but it is far from the special reward acquisition experience of the past.
· These changes make players play out of obligation rather than enjoyment, ultimately increasing fatigue with the game.
· Bungie uses FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) strategies to encourage player engagement, but as everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears.
· While the game itself is still excellent, this system optimization focuses on participation rather than enjoyment, leaving a sense of regret.
· In the past, encountering information about new stories or equipment motivated players to log in and achieve goals, but now, easily obtaining items through the battle pass has reduced the sense of accomplishment.
· These changes are pointed out as a major reason for the decrease in the game's fun and immersion. The exciting reward system and the journey to achieve goals from the past have disappeared, and the act of simply gaining experience points to level up the pass is being repeated. · In particular, rewards linked to paid tracks or events feel like they are obtained without effort, making them feel like chores.
· Tier 5 weapons also drop excessively, losing their rarity and value, often becoming mere enhancement materials.
· In the past, rewards obtained through raid drops, rare quests, and high-difficulty content felt special and valuable, but this experience has faded.
· Players believe that striving towards goals and the experiences and stories gained in the process are as important as the rewards, but the current system does not properly reflect this value.
· The season pass has been in the game for a long time, but it is far from the special reward acquisition experience of the past.
· These changes make players play out of obligation rather than enjoyment, ultimately increasing fatigue with the game.
· Bungie uses FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) strategies to encourage player engagement, but as everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears.
· While the game itself is still excellent, this system optimization focuses on participation rather than enjoyment, leaving a sense of regret.
05:03 - 07:28
2. 🚀 The Portal System and Lack of Exploration: Losing the Game's Essence
· The portal system, introduced with the intention of restoring content deleted in the past, is actually diminishing the game's vitality.
· The portal system forces players to go through multiple screens to start an activity, changing it from exploring planets to simply selecting them from a menu.
· In the past, Destiny allowed players to land on a specific planet, discover public events, explore hidden areas, and experience a living world. This joy of exploration and discovery has now disappeared.
· The portal system removes this fun of exploration and integrates all activities into the same hub, eliminating differentiation between activities. This makes both new and existing content feel the same.
· In the past, there was the charm of exploration, with randomly discovered portals leading to special missions, but now everything starts from the menu, and this experience has vanished.
· This change has altered not only the way of playing but also the feeling when returning to the game. New, returning, or veteran players all have the same interface and experience, and there is no joy of exploration where the world opens up and you discover things for yourself.
· Everything is clearly presented, and the process of selecting difficulty and activities and collecting rewards feels like being a game robot.
· This system is closely related to 'continuous player engagement,' the core of a live service game. FOMO strategies are effective ways to keep players hooked, but when everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears, leaving only fatigue.
· It is regrettable that Bungie focused on participation rather than enjoyment when optimizing these systems.
· The portal system forces players to go through multiple screens to start an activity, changing it from exploring planets to simply selecting them from a menu.
· In the past, Destiny allowed players to land on a specific planet, discover public events, explore hidden areas, and experience a living world. This joy of exploration and discovery has now disappeared.
· The portal system removes this fun of exploration and integrates all activities into the same hub, eliminating differentiation between activities. This makes both new and existing content feel the same.
· In the past, there was the charm of exploration, with randomly discovered portals leading to special missions, but now everything starts from the menu, and this experience has vanished.
· This change has altered not only the way of playing but also the feeling when returning to the game. New, returning, or veteran players all have the same interface and experience, and there is no joy of exploration where the world opens up and you discover things for yourself.
· Everything is clearly presented, and the process of selecting difficulty and activities and collecting rewards feels like being a game robot.
· This system is closely related to 'continuous player engagement,' the core of a live service game. FOMO strategies are effective ways to keep players hooked, but when everything feels urgent, the specialness disappears, leaving only fatigue.
· It is regrettable that Bungie focused on participation rather than enjoyment when optimizing these systems.
08:16 - 08:46
3. 🗣️ Lack of Communication: A Game Where Player Voices Aren't Heard
· There are speculations that Destiny Guardians will enter a maintenance mode, and expansions are expected to continue to be released.
· However, even after the start of a new saga, Bungie is not actively communicating with players about the game's direction.
· While tweets and updates are provided, there is a lack of proactive communication asking for player opinions, such as "We are planning to implement this system, what do you think? Should we actually proceed?"
· This change gives players the feeling that their opinions will not be reflected even if they are presented, creating a communication barrier.
· In the past, there was a process of gathering player opinions before new elements like the portal system were revealed, but now it feels like this process is omitted and things are proceeding unilaterally.
· This lack of communication makes players feel ignored when they express dissatisfaction or request improvements, becoming a factor that reduces attachment to the game.
· However, even after the start of a new saga, Bungie is not actively communicating with players about the game's direction.
· While tweets and updates are provided, there is a lack of proactive communication asking for player opinions, such as "We are planning to implement this system, what do you think? Should we actually proceed?"
· This change gives players the feeling that their opinions will not be reflected even if they are presented, creating a communication barrier.
· In the past, there was a process of gathering player opinions before new elements like the portal system were revealed, but now it feels like this process is omitted and things are proceeding unilaterally.
· This lack of communication makes players feel ignored when they express dissatisfaction or request improvements, becoming a factor that reduces attachment to the game.