By now, the reviews for Destiny would've come out and it doesn't paint an all too flattering picture--at least by AAA standards. I don't think it matters though. This is one of those games that are "review-proof." While it lacks in many areas (some considered critical), the underlying base is fun and addictive. It's a solid foundation, and thanks to the always connected nature of the game, it can evolve in ways no other game can.
Once products are out in the wild, that's when Bungie will really learn what works and what doesn't. People wonder what the hell Bungie have been doing for the last four to six years that have resulted in such a "content-lite" game, but I think they've been busy crafting the tools necessary to create and maintain the univesre. Basically, the hard part is done. Now it's all about fine-tuning and tweaking.
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