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The video explores how various games have drawn inspiration from Destiny, with discussions on copied elements such as enemies, emotes, weapons, and social spaces. One game, Void Crew, copied Destiny's pyramid-shaped ships, leading to concerns regarding plagiarism and potential legal action. War Thunder, a military vehicle game with a vast selection of vehicles and realistic graphics, is also highlighted. Aries Rise of Guardians is noted for heavily resembling Destiny, featuring characters and locations reminiscent of the game. Fan-made projects inspired by Destiny, including a ROBLOX version and custom-made content for strikes and Crucible gameplay, are showcased, offering unique experiences for players. Ultimately, the video delves into the similarities and differences between these games and Destiny, emphasizing the impact of inspiration and imitation in the gaming industry.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on games that have copied elements from Destiny. The video discusses a game that closely mimics Destiny’s enemies, emotes, weapons, social spaces, and even branding. It is noted that the gameplay is a watered-down version of Destiny’s combat, especially evident in the similarities between super abilities. Despite these evident similarities, the game has gained popularity with millions of downloads. Another game, Void Crew, is also highlighted for directly replicating Destiny’s pyramid-shaped ships without making significant changes. The Destiny community quickly noticed this plagiarism, prompting concerns about legal action. The creators of Void Crew acknowledged the similarities and mentioned potential revisions to differentiate their game from Destiny. Ultimately, while some elements were copied from Destiny, Void Crew’s gameplay does differentiate itself, which is not the case for another game, War Thunder.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a military vehicle game called War Thunder, highlighting its extensive range of vehicles dating back to the 1920s, realistic graphics, immersive gameplay, and individual vehicle components that take damage separately. War Thunder is free to play on platforms like Xbox, PlayStation, and PC, with a bonus pack available for new or returning players. The speaker also mentions another game, Aries Rise of Guardians, which seems heavily inspired by Destiny, featuring characters resembling Destiny Guardians, ghost companions, vehicles similar to Destiny’s sparrows, and locations reminiscent of Destiny destinations like Guardian Tower and the Dreaming City. The video points out numerous similarities, including copied scenes and designs from Destiny, indicating substantial inspiration or imitation.
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In this part of the video, the gameplay is compared to Destiny 2, noting similarities like entering a massive wall and facing enemies reminiscent of Destiny. The game mechanics include an Aimbot that auto-locks onto enemies and environments that resemble Destiny’s. The developers admitted to being inspired by Destiny but highlighted their game’s unique genre. The fan-made project, while limited, offers enjoyable gameplay with recognizable elements from Destiny. Additionally, there’s mention of a fan-created ROBLOX version of Destiny 2, which impressively replicates the game’s features, including interacting with vendors and buying armor sets.
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In this segment of the video, a fan-made project for Destiny is highlighted where players can explore custom-made strikes, races, Sparrows, talk to NPCs like Shaxx, and enjoy The Crucible. Players can also use Destiny’s signature weapons like the Sunshot Hand Cannon and Vex Mythoclast, which are showcased with custom animations and sound effects. Details on reloading techniques in Destiny 2 are mentioned, with a link provided for further information on common mistakes. Lastly, a bonus pack offer for War Thunder, a vehicle combat game, is mentioned for interested players.