I never said they aren't similar. I said they are not "just alike" and that the idea that they share the same flaws is just not true.
If you really fail to see the similarities in Borderlands and Destiny you gotta be the dumbest gamer on Earth.
This is categorically untrue. Borderlands has a traditional campaign that is completed without any grinding whatsoever. The grind starts after 20 hours into the game, and is optional for people who really enjoy it. Diablo and destiny are about the grind from day one. In fact you can't complete all the missions without grinding.Diablo, Destiny and Borderlands are all about the grind.
This is totally untrue when it comes to borderlands, which is why its not very similar to destiny or diablo.Most MMO's don't even truly start till you hit max level, when the truly difficult raids, dungeons, etc. open up.
The gameplay and mechanics in destiny and borderlands are very different and require entirely different playstyles and setups.The gameplay and mechanics in WoW vs. Diablo are very different and require entirely different playstyles and setups.
All you've said here is that all three games share similarities but are very different. I agreeThe fact remains you can take any group of people with any classes into a Diablo/Destiny/Borderlands room and be completely fine. If you take 4 of the same class/role into a dungeon/raid/PVP on WoW(or any clone MMO's like Rift), you're good as fukked. You need people that specialize in specific roles and classes(Healers, tanks, etc.) to last in that game, and they need to all be on the same page(so Vent/teamspeak is very necessary). The games rely on very different skillsets, knowledge, and the gameplay depth in WoW(and most MMO's) alone is much more than these games could HOPE to offer. BL and Destiny are very similar in a great number of ways besides the general statements I made about them, but they are both very shallow in terms of depth. Destiny and Borderlands play similarly, although they have very different marks they're aiming for. Destiny is just trying to expand on what Borderlands has already accomplished by bringing in MMO aspects such as Raids and post-cap levels. However, Destiny is more Diablo than WoW, and definitely holds similarities to Borderlands. If anything, I don't get the Mass Effect comparisons. That's a fukking third person shooter.![]()
Once again, if your argument relies on personal attacks then don't make it.And just for good measure, Meach, can you tell me how many hours you've put into Borderlands, Diablo, Destiny, and any MMO of your choice??? You sure like to speak on a lot of games but I don't believe you be puttin in that time for as much as you talk.![]()



The game is all about the grind. What kind of Borderlands are you playing? Just because you can beat the game by doing only main quests does not mean the game isn't about the grind. Otherwise, the loot/RPG aspect is pointless, it'd just be a Halo or a CoD campaign. The game is about getting loot, which is something you'll be grinding for.
MMO's don't truly start til you hit max level because the idea in a lot of them is to beat the endgame, post-cap content. Borderlands has a little extra content at the end, but the game is still about the grind to max level, not what you do at max level. Aside from trying to improve your gear, the endgame of Borderlands consists of starting a new character or being a completionist. While fun, it's nothing more than what Diablo offers with the Adventure Mode and the Rifts. The extra content once you max out isn't comparable to anything in WoW at all, whereas Destiny is offering Raids(an MMO feature) to try to differ from Diablo and Borderlands. 


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