One issue is that Destiny 2 is a live game, where unlike TLOU 2 or BL3 or Assassins Creed Odyssey, you can not pause the action mid-game to take a shot. Other games like The Division 2, which are also live and never offline still have picture modes, so it certainly is possible, if not a bit harder to take pictures.
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Well, I guaranteed Twitter I would turn this into an article, so here we are. Bungie is currently having a style contest where they are requesting gamers to take pictures of their well-dressed Guardians “out in the world,” and it has actually reminded me of just how hard it is to do that.
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The only method the video game assists with this is shutting off your HUD as an alternative, but to take shots without you giant honking gun in them is to snap one as youre switching and its out of frame. Or you can spin your electronic camera around your character while theyre doing an emote, but thats about it. The closest thing Destiny needs to a real image mode is most likely the “selfie” emote.
There are methods to get around the current system, and still take good-looking screenshots. Im featuring a bunch of images from @_UnknownStag in this post, one of the finest Destiny “professional photographers” Ive seen. But her methods include the minimal tools available to her (switching off HUD) and a lot of trial and error.
Fate 2 is a very gorgeous video game, one of the most underappreciated because world this whole generation. And yet while numerous other video games from The Last of Us Part 2 to Borderlands 3 featured image modes as basic, Destiny 2 still does not have one, and it bothers a lot of individuals, myself included.
I have actually been indicated Warframes elaborate Captura system as a high water mark for what a system like that could be:
That may be a bridge too far offered Bungies minimal engine tools, however it is certainly amazing.
Im featuring a bunch of images from @_UnknownStag in this short article, one of the best Destiny “professional photographers” Ive seen. The closest thing Destiny has to a true picture mode is probably the “selfie” emote.
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@_UnknownStag
There are a great deal of ways Bungie could tackle this, however I think photo modes are extremely essential for a games reach on social networks, and Destiny is too gorgeous to be lacking numerous standard photo-taking tools the method were seeing now. There is a huge neighborhood that would go nuts taking images if there were much better systems in place, and while I realize this is not the greatest concern, I believe it would be a service to both the community and the artists that have made this video game if photo mode tools were developed for D2.
One problem is that Destiny 2 is a live game, where unlike TLOU 2 or BL3 or Assassins Creed Odyssey, you can not pause the action mid-game to take a shot. Other games like The Division 2, which are also live and never ever offline still have image modes, so it definitely is possible, if not a bit harder to take images. At the extremely least, I would hope that Bungie might at least add a few functions to make it simpler to take screenshots, if not a full-on picture mode.
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At least, I would hope that Bungie could a minimum of add a few functions to make it much easier to take screenshots, if not a full-on picture mode. The most apparent one is the ability to put your weapon away or make it unnoticeable so you dont have to snap a shot in the flash between a weapon switch. I likewise believe a complimentary camera would go a long method to making substantial enhancements, or at least one that doesnt require you to spin the camera around yourself while emoting in an unpredictable way that cant even reveal you doing something basic like … shooting your gun, unless the shot is taken by another person.
