Destiny 2

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Server Disconnection it make it almost unplayable!!! On WIFI is a total disaster.......

Only bungie game ive played too bad the leadership and sony killed it deserved better

[h1]The Death Of Art[/h1] [i]There will be a TL;DR at the end.[/i] ~ Do not play this game. Do not download it. Never give it a cent of your money. Saying this hurts my heart on so many levels, but it’s true. ~ I remember playing this game when it first came out. The first [i]Destiny[/i] was a bit of a bust - at least to me - it was interesting, but the hype train was way too strong and nobody was ready for the ships to be loading screens. After a hundred or so hours I had my customized sparrow with a purple void engine and end game armor - and I’d log in every now and again to take my whip out for a spin. When [b]Destiny 2[/b] dropped, it was bombastic, it was focused, it had toppled every issue that the original had and multiplied its best aspects. I enjoyed [i]The Red War[/i], which was the base game when it first came out - and I felt that it was a wonderful introduction to the experience on so many levels. About a hundred hours later I was grinding [b]Gambit[/b] matches while traveling the surface of Mars during the [i]Warmind[/i] campaign and loving the title. You have to understand, this entire experience was based off of a grind that looks like a massive mountain from the outside, but once you get into a groove the cycle becomes addictive. You’re always a deployment or two away from the next bounty being complete and by the time you’re ready to log off for the night, there’s that one challenge that you could complete with just [i]one more[/i] match. Exploration tasks, world bounties, event hunting, nightfall missions, vanguard deployments, the crucible, raids, gambit - there was always [b]something[/b] to do! I put more and more effort into the core experience until I unlocked my personal favorite weapon: [i]Breakneck[/i] - a legendary gambit drop with a unique rampage that increased the autorifle fire rate and damage per kill. It was a beast in PVE and saved my caboose in PVP many times. It wasn’t the most broken, OP, or best - but it was mine and I had earned it over nearly 200 hours of grinding. And then I placed the game back on the shelf and moved forward for a time. Years later, I returned - and I wasn’t alone. There was a wide eyed and lovely woman at my side and I was teeming with excitement to show her this experience that effortlessly stole my time away. I got her a copy and booted it up with her and - [i]There is no Red War…[/i] What? The priceless, emotional, and intense opening that set the stage for your [i]guardian[/i] to reclaim their light, learn their abilities, and grow into this vibrant world is all completely gone. It is replaced with an incredibly boring and criminally tedious opening. That pretty girl never got through the tutorial after hours of suffering through veritable fetch quests. I felt heartbroken for her, heartbroken for the experience - but chose to hop on and enjoy the game myself. [i]Curse Of Osiris[/i] was gone… [b]Warmind[/b] was gone. I had quests open to go to Mars - and it was [b]vaulted[/b] forever! My gear, the weapons and armor I worked so hard to earn, upgrade, spec, and build around have either been deleted from my storage (as with everyone else's) or their power levels have been capped to ensure these things could [i]never[/i] be wielded in any serious manner. The experience that I loved, the story and enemies I fought, the worlds that I explored, the adventures that I enjoyed - deleted. They didn’t fade to time, they were not casualties to circumstance, they were not shut down for lack of players - they were heartlessly deleted and callously overwritten. The game was once a premium experience with an upfront cost and some cosmetic in-game whaling, but now it is a free-to-play gacha title. Dime a dozen and full of predatory behavior - worst of all being a kernel level anti-cheat that ostensibly writes away the ownership of your computer to the corporate overlords in charge of [b]Bungie[/b]. This, in and of itself, is all the review that you’ll need. [b]Destiny 2[/b] was - [i]WAS[/i] a [b]wonderful[/b] game that I could have easily recommended. It was addictive, it was satisfying, it was interesting, and there was a world of opportunity full of satisfying combat and well written factions. Do you know how much I love [b]Destiny 2[/b]? I have a baby [i]Fallen[/i] plushy and 5 of the physical [i]Grimoire[/i] books. I love them. I love[b]d[/b] [i]the game[/i] I came by to play the game just a bit more and pay my final respects - as it is now a live service game with no more live service… a “[i]dead service[/i]” game some call it. It asking to install kernel level anti-cheat with paperwork reserving the right to strap a bomb to my motherboard - hard pass. I can’t reminisce - but I can tell you something. This is a game all about grinding to earn quality loot, empower your character, and explore the world. It routinely destroys the loot you’ve earned, nerfs the progress of your character, and deletes the world that you come to love and grow familiar with. Games are more than just photos, movies, music - they are a multi-faceted artform that can be [i]experienced[/i]. When the greedy suits in charge of [b]Destiny 2[/b] order vast swaths of the game to be deleted from existence, they are destroying those things - they are destroying music, visuals, the [i]experience[/i]. They are destroying [b]Destiny 2[/b] There is an insidious darkness that is not content with manipulating customers or “enshittifying” goods/services to achieve a better bottom line; there is an evil that is more than happy to erase beauty and human experiences from the world. It takes the strength of a [i]Guardian[/i] to stand up and defy it. ~ [h3]TL;DR[/h3] While I once would have rated [b]Destiny 2[/b] at [i]7/10[/i] - a [i]Good[/i] game, today it’s… [b]1.5/10[/b] [i]Destiny 2[/i] has become a [b]Repugnant[/b] game. I loved this game - I fell in love with this world and my heart breaks for what it has become but… … if you give this game a single cent, if you play it at all, if you even download it onto your computer - you are supporting the corporate destruction of art. Don’t do it.

fun gameplay awesome story love this game

a video game made by a bunch of stupid pedophiles who are fat ugly lazy dumb ass ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ who are greedy and cant do anything right even as they have put this queer loving game into a permanent maintenance mode, that last decision was the best one those dumb asses ever made.

This game has been a part of my life for the better part of a decade. Every single time I have taken time to invest into this game, it always makes those parts of my life shine a little bit brighter. While this is just a video game, the presence it has offered and the experiences I've gained from the time and people in Destiny have shaped who I am today, and that shape is in no way final. The sad news that no more content will be produced for this game devastated me, but Guardians make their own fate. I am using my power as a guardian to stay active in what might be the best gameplay sandbox we've experienced yet. It may seem fruitless playing a game with no new content, but the journey to the end of this game is long and filled with plenty of things to enjoy. All classes feel like they have a place in the ecosystem, and abilities/weapons feel plentiful in choice. There's always something to chase, and the drops feel so rewarding, which has been a breath of fresh air after playing what came before the Monument of Triumph update. Build customization feels so much more individual than ever, as even if your numbers are the "best," there's always a utility offered that is just as valuable, even in the majority of endgame content. There's still plenty of story to get caught up on, and there's still a million exotic quests to enjoy too. Whether you'd be a new player, a returning player, or a veteran who's put down the game, I HIGHLY encourage you to give Destiny another chance. I feel like if at any point Destiny has interested you, now is the time to give it a whirl. Collect a few friends, convince them to give it a try, and enjoy all the f2p content. All playable content in the game feels distinctly worth playing and always has at least a few genuinely valuable drops. By playing and making your voice heard now, you will be supporting the only chance this IP and player base have at ever being answered. Devotion inspires bravery. Bravery inspires sacrifice. Sacrifice leads to death.