A game that is ultimately measured by the expectations and fails because.

Next, higher, more expensive. So here we have the most expensive game ever. $ 500 million Destiny is the most expensive game ever produced. Here, the first title is the beginning of further Destiny parts that Bungie wants to publish in the coming years.
I have not played the beta and am therefore boarded without prior knowledge of the game. Meanwhile I have arrived in 11th place but without really knowing why I'm here and what connections the missions are mutually actually existent. The telling of the story, or a story is simply a failure. It is located on one of the planet and can choose between cover stories or side missions. The whole procedure with regard to the story I think is simply not clear and you have every piece together things to ever recognize a common thread in the narrative can.
Now Destiny is a multiplayer title, where it comes to level up your character to survive in the missions. Here you can choose between "Normal" and "heavy" to gain by adjusting the level of difficulty Extra experience points. One quickly realizes that starts at Level 7 or Level 8 opponents are harder and later than after level 10 you have to accept side missions to face the opponents. Of course, this is also a matter of "skills", but the direction is the latest from this point clear. The story itself moves far into the background, as you likely paying attention to what planet that mission which upgrade for a holds.
This brings me to my biggest gripe and that's the game. The side missions very repetitive. Often bases must be maintained or extinguished or objects are found. The goal is just the bare survival. Here, Destiny often served on ideas of Borderlands and grabs some contents of Halo on. If I were to be mean, I could also say that I would be playing a custom Halo without the Master Chief.
Regarding Borderlands the job structure is very, very similar. However, it missed Destiny, obvious achievements of the players are willing to keep in shape of glorious new weapons. So are "great rewards" far and few between and you have to spend to be able to, often travel to the base to pick them up at the dealership. This demonstrates an interesting game idea. Based on one encounters a number of other real human players, while keeping it manages its character. The idea of ​​a common base, from which all go out and find yourself on the other planets is great Bungie succeeded.
If you are in one of the missions, you will encounter many other player and may massacred along with them hordes of enemies, so that their own experience points are reached more quickly. But the gameplay here also follows the principle that ships kept sending opponents and you flatten them again before the next ship serves up the next enemy.
Graphically I find Destiny very good. The game runs in 1080p on the Xbox One and looks very good. In particular, the Moon is shown excellent atmosphere.
Ultimately, you have to ask, however, why this game has cost 500 million and the added value of this game compared to other games of this genre has since real innovations are not recognizable. Here you can see the problem. Destiny is expensive and therefore better. This is exactly the game you do not. It uses many clichés without to shine with their own creations.
Who wants to buy Destiny because a good story narrative, the is strongly discouraged. Destiny truly is not a bad game, but also not particularly good. People quickly lose the nerves, because they always have to go to the same planet or find the same mission scheme, Destiny should not buy. Destiny can shine in co-op until it repeats itself. Those who are satisfied, can access.
I find it difficult to pronounce a clear recommendation for the title. The first assigned a rating games magazine that I could find were 60 out of 100 points. I think that Destiny is slightly better, but not much. It's like in television, one can werden.Die entertained by RTL or by ARD question is, which claim they are put in the product itself. Destiny can entertain quite, in the long run it is me but too monotonous. I would give it 7.3 out of 10 points.