Destiny 2

Look, I love the game to death, but I don't recommend it to new players.

Onboarding?

Borderline non-existent. Devs are spread too thin between this, marathon and a C-suite that hates them.

Gameplay?

As good as it ever was if not better. With a plethora of QoL updates over the years, D2 is probably in the best state it has ever been. The gunplay feels fantastic and the space magic power fantasy has never been stronger.
Pick whichever class looks the most fun and just dive in.

Story?

Bungie has vaulted most of the original story and its associated campaigns. They can't come back unless they're rebuilt in the overhauled Tiger Engine. Again, no resources or time for that.
Seasonal content is here for a season then gone. Again, you need 3rd party resources to figure the story out.
You'll have no idea what is going on or why you're doing anything. That might not matter to you. Shoot things and collect loot.

Social aspect

D2 sits in this weird spot of "not quite an MMO". Over the years it has added a few nice features to facilitate bringing people together e.g Fireteam Finder. There is no world chat and everything is instance based.
Ignore clans, bungie does for the most part (again, resources). Join a Discord server and don't look back.

Monetisation/DLC

Over the years the game as respected your time as a player less and less.
You have Silver (premium currency) to spend on an in game cosmetic store. Stuff is really expensive as far as micro-transactions go. We had a nice knockout system then they removed it because it was eating into profit.
They introduced a battle pass on top of expansions, it doesn't feed into the next like some other games do.
They converted the Seasonal engrams, that would net you some of the new cosmetics into an ever growing pit of previous very minor cosmetics, mounts, vehicles and the very occasional weapon/armour transmog.
The Steam DLC page is a mess and its hard to understand what you need to buy. Wait for DLC to be on sale then blast through the story if you're interested.

The Devs love the game and are disrespected at every turn by management.
I come back to Destiny every so often to catch up with the story. Then I stop.
Friends stopped playing, clan decayed slowly.
The game won't die, but your group will struggle to gain traction and probably move on.
I genuinely hope you have fun but don't forget there are other games out there.

had tons of fun when it came out. Add another 3k hours on xbox before switching to pc, game just is NOT enjoyable anymore.

Look, I'm not going to tell you its a bad game, because it isn't. The moment to moment gameplay is phenomenal. The issue is that like 90% of the content they've released over the years literally cant be played any more. It doesn't exist. They pull each set of seasonal content from the game, never to be seen again. If this was just a generic shooter like Fortnite that'd be fine, but this isn't. This is a story based game and they keep ripping the copper out of the walls and asking you for 30$ for new pipes

Too concentrated on certain politics to be good any longer...adios

its fun and all but god darn, this game will cost you every dollar youve ever earned and then your childs college fund

My sword lay where it fell, I was a Guardian. God-slayer. Day-one raider. The list goes on. I put my life on the line to raid once, lost my voice a couple times too. I wish we could go back to those days, but times move on, things come to an end...
I saw the end of this tale, but made it little far beyond the Final Shape. I loved playing this with friends, always hated the vitriol that was the pvp they try to force you to play for exotics. Honestly, the list of things I couldnt stand just grew and grew.
My guardian died its final death, felled by the architect. If you're reading this, eyes up. Enjoy yourself, but don't say I didnt warn you.

i got some bug in game and didn't get raid exotic. i have screenshot and ingame log can prove it but support said i have to take video while it happen. so the support can't check game log? and why the player have to take realtime record when playing?? i played this shity game over 5 years, paid a lot money for it and I'm done now with this bungie support. they don't care about payer, they care only money. you lost me and my team.

I'm not the same person that I was when I first played this game, and it's safe to say that Bungie isn't the same company. They've made a game that is as addictive as crack cocaine, with fun gameplay and lore as deep as the Marianas Trench. Over time, however, problems in both the game and the company making it have mounted to the point where it's impossible to play without thinking that maybe the thousands of hours you've put into the game may have been better spent in more productive and healthy pursuits. Sweaty PVP lobbies, cheaters abound, a wholly abandoned game mode (Gambit), seasonal content that becomes entirely too repetitive, stagnant PVE, and paid DLC content that's been locked behind "Sunsetting" that as revealed in recent PLAGARISM lawsuits, is now wholly unavailable to consumers at large. I'm genuinely sad that I can no longer recommend what was once my favorite game to new players. If Bungie somehow miraculously turns their business practices around and saves this game, I might consider coming back, but until then it's like having a front row seat to the sinking of the Titanic.

After multiple years with Destiny 2, I think its high time to just shelve it

This game is a shell of its former self, so much content like the red war and forsaken have been completely removed and put into the Content "Vault" which makes getting into this game as a new player a complete nightmare

Even if its free to play, you have to buy every expansion to even get anywhere in this game. Every other MMO (besides GW2 and ESO) gives you the expansions from before if you buy the latest one, why doesn't Destiny 2?

Well, now its come out from former employees that the head of Bungie wanted to give Destiny 2 a subscription like other mmo's. Yeah.... Thats how out of touch the CEO is with the community and the devs. He also pushed back against the old Gambit prime armors looking cool because "It would take away from the eververse store"

Please don't continue or start supporting this game, the only thing your money goes to is the CEOs classic car collection and more art plagiarism. There's much better MMOs and looter shooters out there to play.

This game is like being in an abusive relationship, I keep finding my way coming back to this game remembering all the good times but as soon as I come back I remember why I left in the first place. Like an abusive ex this game takes your money and throws it away (sunsetting content) and ask you for more money to buy its disappointing battle pass that locks a brand new exotic weapon, dlcs that a majority of them are absolute abysmal dog sh1t, and locking class abilities behind it (looking at you Lightfall). As the time of writing this, I fell for Destiny 2's siren calls and has gotten me to come back and will eventually give a me reason to leave again.

It was a great journey: strong story plots and cool lore, perfect gun feel and play, beautiful art style and stunning visuals. The biggest mistake was vaulting the original campaign and weapons sunsetting. Some weapons were ridiculously power capped with fixed power level less than the current seasonal power cap. And suddenly over a number of seasons power cap of these weapons was removed. What was the point of doing this (capping)? :/ To reskin the same weapons with other perks?

Great Forsaken and the Witch Queen expansions, pretty good Shadowkeep with some story advancing (Pyramid ships). Beyond Light has removed a huge amount of content (vaulting) and replaced it with stasis and low-budget villain to slay. Hollow Lightfall has brought another Super out of nowhere and empty city which is simply a data center guarded by two local super-cyborgs. The Final Shape has ended the story, it felt like the Bungie is out of ideas (boring missions with self-reflective characters). There was a good reason for Cayde's second chance in terms of story, but we've had a drama moment instead. And then we've had stupid Echoes nonsense: 10-years-old child's style writing of Episode 1: Echoes in the final scene, boring Revenant (have skipped during the first Exotic mission run with grab motes - remove shield - boss damage phase task) and good Heresy. Each season we've had a voice in the background saying "run and report", "kill and report" and so on (~1-2 cutscenes with NPCs in a season). Nothing has happened in the world during the Final Shape's year. What about "vaulted" planets in the Sol after the Witness has been defeated? What is the Echo itself? What were doing the main characters during this year? The Vex after Episode 1? The story is in stalled state now. The devs are inspired by different IP now, which in turn self-copies their previous approaches (7-9 SW saga episodes), that's ironic.

So, no more fun for me. Small fragments of poorly written story and reskinned gear? The Witness of great old days of Destiny is dead, and the Nine are calling for your money in despair. Will you answer?

I love Destiny (D1 Vet w/ 15k+ hrs played on console). It is easily one of my most played games of all time. Despite the ups and downs, and negative sentiment that surrounds this game, it's some of Bungie's best work. From the story and mysteries that captured me a decade ago. All the way down to the gunplay that Bungie is iconic for. It truly is / was an experience that "you kinda had to be there for" to fully appreciate. That being said, it isn't a game that I would recommend to anyone. For a few reasons but mainly the "new player experience" is atrocious and unless you have a friend to "hold your hand" the game can leave a player "direction-less" and more or less "lost" as to what may be going on.

If you decide to play this god-awful game, then I hope you love the idea of the content you paid for being deleted for no good reason! oh, and there's also the issue of Bungie stealing artwork and writing from small artists.

👍 Pros:

Satisfying Gunplay and Abilities
Combat feels tight and responsive. Whether you're landing precision shots with a hand cannon or unleashing a super ability, the moment-to-moment gameplay is consistently engaging.

Expansive PvE and PvP Content
From challenging raids and dungeons to competitive Crucible matches, there's a wealth of activities to suit various playstyles. The game's diverse content keeps players coming back for more.

Deep Build Customisation
With a plethora of weapons, armour mods, and subclass options, players can tailor their Guardians to fit specific roles or strategies, adding depth to both PvE and PvP encounters.

👎 Cons:

Inconsistent Game Design Decisions
The introduction of sunsetting, which rendered previously earned gear obsolete, was met with significant backlash. Although Bungie later reversed this decision, the initial move undermined player time investment.

Content Vaulting
Entire expansions and storylines, such as the Forsaken campaign, have been removed from the game, making it difficult for new players to experience the full narrative and for returning players to revisit past content.

Time-Gated Activities
Events like the Rite of the Nine have implemented extended rotation schedules without clear communication, leading to player frustration over limited-time access to certain dungeons and rewards.

Played this before it went "f2p" when it wasn't even on steam. Played it on steam before the sun-setting of content, stuff I PAYED for and that hasn't comeback far as I'm aware (I could be wrong but I don't think I am?). Corporate greed has ruined this game, I haven't played it in years and I don't regret that one bit. After hearing about the licensing DLC in the works and being planned I will NEVER come back to this sellout.

Quick reminder, the content that you don't pay for is minimal at best and DLC is constantly released at near full game price or more. Look at Year of Prophecy, it's a whopping $80 for non-deluxe. INSANITY

I have to be honest I play this game as much as I can when I can and I play lots of crucible and some high-end pve but.....
Bungie constantly seems to only either care about their pockets with blatant aggressive micro transactions rather than providing content that is able to hold people in the game, such as this new RIte of the nine update in which as always they time gate us heavily. The other is having to fix their own mistakes, yet somehow its always underwhelming after a week or so. I love this game with what I think everyone in the D2 community would say is a strange love hate relationship but it wears at me from time to time causing me to take large breaks or such after major content launches simply because after the big batch of content the game slows down to a crawl, that and seasonal content to me feels to force feed, I enjoy EP3 Heresy but the first 2 EP's struggled to keep me engage either due to story narrative threads which are either non-engaging, unrewarding, or uninteresting. When content that the community more then wants, Bungie tends to reserve or hold on to it for too long or breaks it into too many chunks which kinda kill a lot of reason for me to play PVE, and PVP is a mess always but in this case I personally enjoy the absolute dog water chaos that is Crucible and Trials. I simply want Bungie to allow dev's, community support, and the leads who know how to make Destiny so unique to be allowed to be as creative and artistic without having to worry about profits every 2 seconds, if management could simply come to an understanding that if the game was given a bit more attention and feedback is received properly then they would see that so many minor changes to both incoming content and already existing content could improve drastically, and draw in far new players. E.I. FIX THE NEW LIGHT CAMPAIGN ITS SO BAD, LISTEN TO COMMUNITY FEEDBACK WHEN REDRIX'S constantly a point of contention. SO on and SO on. Great game just poor choice made more often then good choices.

got 3000 hours across all platforms and still play send help pls

This game has been such a big part of my life for the past 7 years. I honestly love it and wish I could give it a positive rating - however I cannot recommend anyone buy and play this game if you havent already. You will be lost. You will be behind. I wish Bungie made better choices when it came to Destiny but they keep making such horrible decisions like removing content forever, giving important story bits only during seasons, and the cash shop. This game was almost a master piece but it has been ruined by its own devs plans. Please dont support it.

wont even launch, I do not know what the issue is, tired many fixes, fuck bungie and fuck this game

great game, bad monetization.

After my many hours, even more on console, and years playing this game. Yeah, it's one of the best and worst out there. Every veteran has a love/hate relationship with Destiny. Don't play this like it's your job and you'll have content to keep you entertained forever. :)

I haven’t played much of this, but the new player experience has been pretty bad. Guardian ranks making you do meaningless events to unlock what should be a core game feature gets incredibly annoying, and the game takes too much commitment for me before it’s actually fun.

Fun game, terrible new player experience. More "free to try" than "free to play", which makes it hard to recommend. The removal of the base campaign and past paid story campaigns leaving new players totally lost without a 10 hour lore video makes it even harder.

I'll always have some conflicting feelings about this game but honestly It's consistently got the best lore out there and it's a fantastic world I miss and always want to come back to even after spending some time apart.

Bungie is really in need of a reality check if they think I'm gonna pay 40 more bucks on content that is super lackluster in a game full of nerfs and sunsetting

This game is bloated with storage issues as well. I get games are getting larger but that's because they don't know how to compress files of textures and the like

I know I have over 6000 hours in this game but that is mostly from idle time because of the boring loop Bungie set the game up for, it's either waiting for the rest of the content to release or waiting for LFG to stop being full of idiots who can't use their thumbs

PvE has nothing, raids are beaten in 1 hour to 20 minutes, GMs are too easy, dungeons have nothing to chase, seasons are either too slow or boring or too fast paced

PvP is one of the worst ones of the entire triple A library, cheaters, unbalanced mess, no love, just hatred

Weapons and armor have been reduced to just nerfed versions of themselves or get a rework that no one likes or asked for

I loved this game, I loved the builds, I loved the power, Final Shape should've been where they left it though, they tried to make more with the seasons that followed FS but it wasn't there

I do not recommend this game to anyone, ever, this is a husk of a game, there are better games out there, look for those diamonds in the rough, because this is not one of them

would not recommend this game so many cheaters, match making is horrible. Save yourself the money and stress.

Don't you worry little gamer, we have enough awful slop, horrible corporate driven decisions, and predatory ideas to last you your entire life!

This game is my favorite game ever. There are constant updates and while you have to pay for them there is still so many things you can do for free.

I love this game. I hate what the live service format has done to all the cool parts and ideas of it. I'm never gonna stop playing this garbage, it's just too plain fun, but I'm never going to recommend it to people. Playing and thinking about Destiny just turns you into a crazy person.

The endgame is unbalanced and not easy to access - while PvP is toxic as ever. Let the game die.

I played this game for 10 years. That's it. That's my review. Destiny just keeps evolving like it is alive. Nothing else does that. The art, music, and depth of story are unmatched... it has a soul. Unfortunately, because so much has happened in this game over the years, it is difficult for a new player to catch up.

I have put in over 3,000 hours in this game (Steam and B.net), and at about 2,999.9 hours played on Steam. Right now? Destiny 2 is in such a sad place for me. The seasonal grind gets so tedious with little incentive to do anything. Most of my friends have just dropped off it with how repetitive everything is.

It doesn't help that Bungie puts every season behind a paywall and the thing that made Destiny 2, Destiny 2? That's gone now. Remember The Red War? They could make it an optional download for those that want to enjoy or re-enjoy it. Plenty of things they could do to make that replayable but instead we get a Destiny redux with "New Light" then they fast forward you through early year content and shablam, there you are in current content...unless you didn't pay for it. It also doesn't help that each season/act, you will be traversing through the same places. Hour after hour, day after day, week after week, month after month. I hope you like seeing the same place for a whole year.

The UI and UX is also ridiculously horrible to navigate and just an overall mess. Even after 3,000 hours+, I still find myself smashing hotkeys to figure out where I should be looking to find one thing. I get that this was made from a console game, but come on. How hard can it be to make a good UI/UX?

If you're still reading then I guess there's some positives at least?

The dungeons and raids are fun though if you can find two and five (respectively) other people--preferably friends--to join you in them...and if you've all paid to unlock them.

The gameplay (gunplay, movement, traversal) feel absolutely amazing. Bungie nailed it. Finding out your playstyle and making your weapons and skills fit what you need in a situation is such a fun thing to do, and you can really get into a groove with your loadout.

The graphics and music have always been great. Destiny 2 is from 2017, but it still manages to look beautiful and vibrant, and the score of the game is always able to set the mood of the current situation.

While this doesn't apply to me, I do like that they added crossplay and cross-progression for players that own it across multiple systems. The caveat being that you need to own the DLC across all platforms to access it, so that may include rebuying something they already own on another console.

All in all, meh.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go grind some more.

Rest in Peace Lance Reddick.

I've played far, far more than the 850 hours at time of review, as this game was available on Battle.net. Had played through all of the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken campaigns before they were removed. Have completed all of the expansions' with the exception of The Witch Queen (I don't get the enjoyment of hopping around in the darkness).

I'm incredulous that the end-game content is still locked behind people. I'd've thought that they'd've learned from at least World of Warcraft, and add the game-saving Looking For Raid auto-matching entry-level versions of dungeons and raids, so all of their content that they work hard on can be experienced by as many people as possible. However, eight years on, it still hasn't happened, and worse, Bungie, famously, are happier to destroy their content than to work to preserve it.

It has/had fantastic moments. I will likely never forget the feeling of finishing the Red War, Curse of Osiris, or The Final Shape campaigns. The guncraft and gunplay is really fun. It leaves you wanting more. PvP is as balanced as it can be. But without easier access to the big stuff, the game becomes easier to drop, and subsequently more difficult to return to.

Unfortunately, if you've not played D2, you've missed out, and Bungie don't want to fix it.

game is fun but content is a see saw, also have a problem with sunsetting content i paid for. but overall it is fun.

If you don't treat it like a job and play when they launch new content its a very enjoyable game. Gunplay is unmatched and there's quite a bit of content of you only have a bit of time to play a night.

This game has sucked over 2500 hours of my life just on steam, constant let down and emotional distress, RNG gods hate my guts, the cycle never stops, kill aliens pick up loot dont get the roll i want repeat. Get slaughtered in crucible by some 13 yr old rage hacking. 9/10

Destiny 2 is my favorite game and is the game I put the most hours into. Made many new friends and had countless memories from playing this game

Fomo, Gamblers Fallacy, whatever you want to call it, that is why I keep playing this game. The game has bugs every patch. This is a company that had a rep say "Lower your expectations now, so you won't be disappointed later when it comes out." This is a game and a company that is only lasting because its doing the bare minimum with writing and game play. The episodes system exists to get the same amount of money from seasons with only 3 parts a year instead of 4.

I am a fool for allowing myself to get back into this game all those years ago. But hey, at least I can shoot something and feel powerful for a second. Look for something better, from a company that wants to break and exceed expectations.

Ever wonder what grass feels like? How different birds sound on a bright sunny day? Whats the newest fashion trends? Well forget all that if you decide to play this game. Be prepared to ignore your family, never sleep, forget to eat, and miss calls, . Loot is life and the darkness never ends. You'll want to quit your job and forget you ever had a social life. Real friends, not around here. Become controlled by the mighty Traveler if you choose to play this game. I came from console with thousands of hours and it just never ends! Lose yourself in rich, beautiful exotic worlds with alien scum that demand your lightning fists or icy slams. Disintegrate your foes and hit em with a spicy dance move after. Be the hermit you were chosen to be. Join the fight to take back the last city, and push back the never ending darkness. RNG is the true enemy. Will you answer the call?

Sunk too many hours into this game, both console and PC. The first few words i have to type so that my review may somewhat be worthy of your time... that felt stupid to type. Anyways, game has great gameplay experience. I met some great people, felt accomplished in pvp, beta tested the gambit mode, and a great story with great lore... that was like 6 years ago. That all changed.

Gameplay is still great but the social experience today is doo doo. Whats that, you wanna do a raid? Cool, first you must know what to do (KWTD), then you must have insert meta weapon/armor loadout, and then prepare to deal with whinny crybabies who's time you're wasting because you're not as good as them. Oh and somehow you must have experience in said raid and YT tutorials don't count.

Meh, that can be avoided and you can decide, "hey, I don't want to play with strangers, I'll try out pvp instead". Know that pvp resources are most if not all, allocated to bungies new ip, marathon. So if pvp gets too boring, you're SOL.

Thats fine, maybe try out gambit... know that its been years since that feature got an overhaul.

All fine, just do the numerous slightly rewarding activities that may drop that great god roll weapon that the paid YT influencers recommend... wait, its useless now? I got nerfed? Thats right. That god roll weapon the same paid YT influencers praise then beg for its nerf, may one day just get the unjust nerf or even be removed from the game. Something you paid for, if you actually bought the game via its plethora of DLC.

Ignore all of that, play the game for its rich story and fascinating lore... that is also constantly retconed. Thats right. Even the lore channel content creators have a problem with this.

Its all up to you, reader of this slightly buzzed and depressed gamer's review. Ignore what the spikey headed buncho guy said and give it a try, you may like it or you may not. Its just a game and what you enjoy playing is all on you, no judgement. I will not recommend this game even if i start playing it again next week.

Love the game, genuinely some of the most fun gameplay, coolest quests, and most interesting writing in the gaming industry. Literally cannot advise AGAINST starting it harder. I promise, if you haven't been playing since launch, there is no reason to start playing now.

Lets say you get the base game, it's free, and looks good, cool. You're gonna run out of things to do in like 2 weeks, if you even last that long, because without all the DLC they don't even really give you a reason to do anything. It's all just ~there~ and you're expected to just sift through it.

So, okay, lets get some DLC so you have some stories to chew on and something actually worth doing. I hope you have $170 just sitting around to dump on a "free" game, maybe not all at once, sure that works. Well first you wanna make sure you get the forsaken pack, that's a given, so there's $20. Now to start with the ACTUALLY PLAYABLE DLCs which are... about $30... Each... Lets do Shadowkeep to start, that's ones only $20! Oh? You finished the story in 2 days? Alright cool, just buy beyond light for another $20, and then the witch queen for $30, and then LightFall for another $30 and the 30th anniversary pack for $25 and- oh shit we've already spent spent $145...? huh... Well that's okay it's a free game! plus you can always just skip this process and get the Legacy collection for $70 which is actually a pretty good deal!

But once you finish all of the stories and content that adds in what, a month? Maybe less if you take to the mechanics fast? Well then you're staring down the barrel of the final shape, which is another $50 for JUST it's content or $100 for the bundle with the season pass which if you're still here you're probably gonna want because of the amount of content and story and items you can get for it.

So conservatively, the "barrier of entry" to access everything this FREE GAME has to offer is about $170 give or take. Not counting silver for cosmetics if that's your jam. And even after all that, you don't even actually GET the "full game" because over half of it is still just GONE! You can NEVER get the full context for everything going on because there are entire campaigns just MISSING! Whole storylines with CRUCIAL CONTEXT are just missing from the game and they're likely NEVER COMING BACK. Sure, they've made great strides in bringing back items from that time, but as far as I can tell they will NEVER let us play those questlines again!

So, to refresh. this FREE GAME is going to pressure you into spending $170 to access what's LEFT of the content it has to offer, to start reading the book like 10 chapters in after they ripped out all the pages before that and left behind 2 bits of paper with sparknotes on them, waste hours or days struggling to get achievements that are literally not achievable anymore because the content required to get them DOES NOT EXIST, to wait ages in loading screens only to play missions with half the usual players thanks to a shrinking player-base wasting away on life-support, while they squeeze you for every penny that can possibly be manipulated out of you, while they drown you in "episodes" that are 90% just standing in an area while listening in on a group voice chat between in-game characters between missions that are identical to literally every other mission in the game.

I love destiny 2, I've been playing since launch, before I moved my destiny account here from battlenet I had about the same hours I do on here, so total my hours are nearing 3k. I think despite it's abysmally low-lows the story/stories told in the game are some of the best in the industry, the balancing when it's good is some of the most rewarding of any game on the market, and I think genuinely there isn't anything else like Destiny 2 out there.

But I cannot, WILL not, ever in good conscience recommend starting Destiny 2 in 2025. Maybe a few years ago during shadowkeep or beyond light it would have felt less bad to recommend it, but nowadays? Unless you're willing to put up with one of the worst "new-player" experiences available today, and you have hundreds of dollars you just HAVE to spend as fast as possible?

STAY. AWAY. Save yourself. It's too late for the rest of us, we're here forever. I'm writing this review fresh off playing again for a few days after taking a 320ish day break. I came back because I missed my graviton lance voidlock build and wanted to experience it again. This game will have it's hooks in me for probably ever, but if you're on the fence about getting into destiny 2 I implore to to turn and run for the hills.

You can check out any time you like. But you can never leave.

Good game overall. Hard to get in to as a lot of content is hidden behind paywall and not well explained what exactly needed to play ... Cost is involved as usual with live service games, But if thats is not a problem then its a good game for you. In my opinion for what its worth 8 / 10 game

im free... im finally free, after 2 years of not playing i no longer have the urge to relapse and play this dumpster fire of a game

I saw the trailer for Destiny 1 years ago and bought a console to play because of the trailer. I hadn't played a game I enjoyed in years. 11 years later I'm still playing Destiny 2. This is an excellent game with a great story and awesome players and game elements. If you haven't played this yet....you've been missing out. So pop some screebs and shoot some shanks and we'll see you at the tower.

Its a great game full of content to grind. If you are new run through the story content in the timeline to catch up and make sure to go at your own pace if you are a story fan. For the rest of it fireteam finder is great and the people I have ran into on there are fun and helpful to new players including myself.

If you are new to this world the Mynameisbyf is great for lore and if you are a D1 vet then I would say its a new feel to the game with new abilities and story content. Raids are fun but can be very complex.

The Halo MMO.

If that sounds cool, pull out your wallet because this game is not "Free-to-play."
Wait for the expansions to go on sale or buy region steam keys from G2a for really cheap.
Also, the systems and menus of this game are a complicated mess. Watch ShadowDestiny on Youtube for good starter guides.

I compare it to a heavy drug addiction... It steals all of your money and time, and ruins all your relationships (with other games)

Def recommend 10/10

Been here for 3k hours. Lived on Venus, experienced great DLCs and many seasons that were basically the same but different texture. The game became just like it’s developer somewhat cash grabbing so be prepared to spend some money on the DLCs otherwise there is no fun. The seasons and even the new episode system is basically the same and swiftly becomes tiring and boring. But if you and potentially some friends are searching for a game with an incredible amount of lore and loot grinding while playing a sci-fantasy storyline, then you should try Destiny at least once.

this game is horrible if your new dont buy it they take away your paid content at their own leisure they dont bug fix or address game breaking issues Give me my stuff back or refund the first 2 years of content i can no longer access because of your asinine way of adding new content maybe stop beating a dead horse and make something people want to play again all of you big game companies ruined quality gaming now the only way to get a decent game is small developers because they unlike any of you actually care about the quality of what they release and they dont blatantly steal from people. I HOPE EA BUYS YOU TO SHUT YOU DOWN YOU TRASHY COMPANY

I like the game but it is a big investment and they keep removing content you paid for. Also lots of bugs that have not been fix.