Bungie forums? Don't make me laugh. These forums hate the game and Bungie 24/7.
Hell, I'd rather browse the subreddit over stepping foot in those godforsaken forums ever again
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Destiny 2 Moon Environment Trailer
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Bungie forums? Don't make me laugh. These forums hate the game and Bungie 24/7.
Hell, I'd rather browse the subreddit over stepping foot in those godforsaken forums ever again
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My sentiments exactly.
Destiny is arguably in a great place right now. Is everything perfect, is everyone happy? No but they never are. Pvp needs some serious work and bungie has stated that they're going to put some real love into it going forward and then hopefully bring back trials.
Strikes? They know they aren't in a great spot right now and bungie are working on improvements.
All that being said, the raid is great, the menagerie is a lot of fun, albeit repetitive eventually. And the chalice system is a great idea for curated rolls that can be farmed for.
Destiny is IMO the best place it has ever been. Forsaken was solid and arguably did even more for D2 then TTL did for D1. The season pass has not been particularly strong but had never reached the depths of CoO or TDB. The amount of promise ShadowKeep holds and Destiny going forward holds, particularly now that Bungie is independent is exciting.
A lot of your original complaints did get addressed, so why are so negative about it now? Additionally, if the same individual shows up in all "news" thread of a game you like, to tell them that the game sucks, wouldn't that be annoying to the folks genuinely looking at the thread for news?
You be the judge.
Not everyone is in love with the game on the Bungie forums..... There's been tons of criticism to get where we are now.
It's almost like...talking about destiny here and down the block is hostile environment. On a forum that heavily swings "cinematic single player games" it's no surprise the threads for this game aren't huge. Also the fact with the rise of discord people tend to talk there instead of here where people just "omg GaaS this thing sucks" blah blah. This place has done a great job of pushing people away .
I have my gripes with the game but they are the same gripes everyone else has so there is no need to reiterate them over and over again.
This user has been acting consistently like an arsecrack in pretty much every Destiny thread ever made on Era. (and plenty of none Destiny threads as well). I wouldn't expect much in the way of an actual sensible criticism to be honest, and I don't think they've any interest in giving it.
the ol "oh, so is this officially hiveminds threads now? We only accepts positive opinions?" tactic is the same shit Amirox pulled to excuse his concern trolling for *years*. its a classic.
I never got that much of a sense of world building out of it, it's mainly just my own nostalgia for patrolling the place so damn much, the beta being set there, The Last Array and other story missions. They already brought it back as a modified version with the Plaguelands, anyway. I think they should prioritize new areas over a revisit of the old ones.
Really? Even the very first small area you pop into tells its own story. I always liked storytelling that shows rather than tells, for instance in the intro mission the moment you first get control the surrounding area paints a pretty clear picture of what was happening when our Guardian originally "died" all those years ago, there's no lengthy exposition about it, it's just implied and there's all kinds of that kind of textless storytelling throughout the 'drome.
That was admittedly pretty cool, as was Rasputin, the planes in the Mothyards, the ships in the Forgotten Shore, the Skywatch...
Yeah, alright. I could see why someone would think the area has good worldbuilding. I've said before that I wouldn't mind the Cosmodrome back, just not over a new area instead, or as the focal point of an annual expansion (which it already was, with Rise of Iron).
All those deserted wrecked cars right outside the wall and then you see they blew up the bridge and you realise it was an evacuation site and thousands didn't make it, they even expand on that with the thunderlord quest.
So many shuttles that never got take off because the entire area was under siege and the lost control amid the panic.
Bungie said the raid is located in the Black Garden on Mars which is associated with the Vex.
For the Vex, time is relative, though. In one moment, a construct is lost. In the next, it is reborn.
When a powerful part of the network is lost, the Restorative Mind is summoned. It has begun creating a bridge through time. A bridge that if it is not destroyed, will see the Nexus Mind, reborn.
Different strike lol, but if it makes ya feel any better I never got that roll either >_<
It can drop from both! Echo Chamber, or Undying Mind. I didn't like the latter because I kept getting one of the ugliest Titan butt towels in the game instead of what I wanted.
Are you for real? I haaaaated doing Undying Mind so much. Although I didn't care much for Echo Chamber either, but it did have a fun boss fight.
Oh well, at least I learned a new fact about Destiny 1 today haha
Exactly My Thoughts after seeing the fortress like structure !
F2p version has the first 2 smaller dlc's included. Not sure what the limited edition includes
The recycling doesn't bother me at all. My favorite part of destiny is solving all the quests, environments aren't a big deal to me. I would like to see Pluto though.
Also, if you buy the deluxe edition and get a second copy of the game and dlc, you should be allowed to gift that. I have some friends that really want to play it but they don't want to drop the cash.
Also, if you buy the deluxe edition and get a second copy of the game and dlc, you should be allowed to gift that. I have some friends that really want to play it but they don't want to drop the cash.
